Al Shula Aqaba

Ragadan Street Aqaba, Jordan

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More Flashbacks from the 90's

A travel blog entry by karl.and.kat

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... back in Dahab as we drove back at a crazy speed- sometimes with our lights on, sometimes off, sometimes on the left side of the road and sometimes on the right side of the road. It was crazy driving- he gave himself no room for an animal, rock or other vehicle suddenly appearing in front of him. Kat and I very quietly found the seat belts and buckled ourselves in, and said a quiet prayer (insha allah we will get there safe…). We finally arrive Dahab after about a 40 minute rally drive. Hello ...

We're in Jordan

A travel blog entry by leone_and_mike

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... off again in the bus through more desolate desert landscapes. Stopped on a hillside for a panoramic view towards Nuweiba. We arrived at the port and said our goodbyes to Tarek and the driver, and walked through to the terminal where our bags were scanned and then into a waiting area with hundreds of men and a handful of women and children, and another Geckos tour group and a few single or pairs of travellers. We almost joined the massive queue ...

The weekend I was 5KM from Saudi Arabia

A travel blog entry by jocelyinjordan

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... in Saudi to wear a hijab and many also wear a niqab.

After our swim we hopped on a JETT bus for a 4 hour ride back to Amman...we were all layered in salt, sand and sweat and happy to be heading home. I've attached some pictures from the weekend---although my new friend Ben took many many more and I hope to attach some of them soon.

I hope everyone has a wonderful 4th of July!!

xo Jocey
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Escapade dans le Wadi Rum

A travel blog entry by cpasifou

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... lits en bois!

Lendemain matin, avec le sempiternel thé, on nous sert un petit-déjeuner typique : pain pita farcis au thym avec œufs. Les odeurs du thé vont nous accompagner jusqu’à notre retour au village, à la sortie du Wadi Rum. Le sable aussi. Nous en avons mis partout! Nos petits doigts nous disent que nous en trouverons un peu chaque jour jusqu’au retour à la maison! Nous ramenons un bout de désert dans nos sacs à dos!

La suite : traversée en ...

Wadi Rum

A travel blog entry by danielaundfrank

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... vielen Felsen hinaufzuklettern und einen Panoramablick zu genießen.




Zum Mittag wurden wir von NAJAH zu seiner Familie eingeladen. Seine Schwester bereitete ein sehr schmackhaftes Mahl, das wir in einem typischen aus Ziegenhaar gefertigten Beduinenzelt zu uns nahmen.

Nach dem Essen ging es weiter durch die Wüste. Unterwegs sahen ...