Amman International
Habab Bin Al Munzer St, Jordan University Rd Amman, 11181, Jordan
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Subway, University Bookstore and a Pharmacy - Int
We passed up the group optional trip to Jeresh, an old Roman town, and the taxi ride to the downtown bazaar area and opted instead for a walk in the area around the hotel which we thought would be strictly residential.When we asked the woman at the desk the best way to go, she directed us to turn right to the bottom of the hill and then turn left. …
A Rumi Quote
"Out beyond the idea of right thinking and wrong thinking there is a field. I will meet you there." Rumi Rie spotted this quote on the front of a coffee shop in Amman. I sometimes wonder how an old guy like me, who has spent years studying the thousands of ways humans mistreat one another, can remain a hopeful optimist. I know how naive it seems. …
Day 30: Goodbye India - Hello Jordan
The alarm clock woke us at ten past one. Yup, ten past one. The early start has been at the back of our minds for, well, if not our whole time in India, then certainly the few days in Mumbai. While not exactly our preferred time to travel, the 5.15am Royal Jordanian flight was the only direct one from Mumbai to Amman. Thankfully, Cameron was an …
Day 31: Gladiators & Chariots in Jerash
To be honest, we didn't know much about Jordan before we arrived so we were completely unprepared for our visit to Jerash, some 30km north of Amman. As we learnt, Jerash contains one of the largest and best preserved Roman sites in the world. At the hippodrome, which seated 15 000 in its heyday, there's a daily show in which members of the …
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Roman Ruins, Dead Sea View and Landmines
... back up, walking directly into the sun in mid day heat but as it was the only way back it had to be done.
After only falling over once and splitting slightly from the other two I was with. I could see where our driver was parked and where we needed to get back to. I could also see a police man staring straight at me not looking to happy. As I met him he quizzed me about where I had been and the other ...



