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Hanging in Amman
We came to Amman a day earlier than the tour was to begin with the idea to travel to Jerash to see the preserved Roman city however after seeing a ton of the Greco-Roman ruins in Turkey we decided to have a slow day in Amman. Since our tour listed a city tour on our last day we did not venture far from the hotel but we did go out in the morning for …
Jewels of Jordan
... to a ‘mushroom rock’ and then to see the Burdah rock bridge. A bridge formed by rocks, but this one sat at the very top of some high cliffs. The next stop was to a much smaller version. We all climbed to the top while our guide took photos of us. We all scrambled back down ‘crab-walk’ styles while Rory happily just walked down!
While watching the sunset, or I should probably say waiting for the sunset, Nicky, Rory and I caught up on our journal ...
Mount Nebo, Jerash and Time for Farewells
... UNESCO doesn’t recognise this sight as a world heritage site. The Jordanian government is funding the excavations by themselves. It is really amazing as you will see a line of pillars and then suddenly there are traffic lights and then some of the pillars continue onwards. There were stunning photo opportunities but the heat was taking its toll on us. We walked past the stadium where jousting happened and the Temple of Zeus was impressive. However, the ...
Brave New World
... border terminal at which point Mr. M and I exchanged good byes and I was in the good hands of the Israeli border authorities for the next leg of my journey. Instead of trying to navigate the passage fees, passport control, and all other nuances of border politics on both sides, I opted to pay for the VIP Service which handles all of these logistics for you. The sum isn't light - I think I ended up paying about ...
Séduits et éblouis par la JOrdanie
... j’avoue que nous ne pouvons résister à en prendre quelques-unes. Nous revenons à la maison heureux et comblés pour déguster nos victuailles. Le lendemain, autre excursion, mais cette fois sur la route du désert de l’Est où nous visitons trois châteaux du désert, Al‑Harrana, Al‑Asrak et Quseir Amra. Une autre journée bien remplie. Vendredi, nous quittons Amman par la route du roi pour nous rendre à Wadi Moussa, dans le Sud, où nous visiterons les ruines de ...
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