Geneva Hotel Amman
Abdalla Ghoshe St Amman, 11185, Jordan
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Traveling Through Jordan To Amman
11.15.09/11.16.09 Traveling Through Jordan To Amman
I had a bad night of sleep last night – now that the cat's out of the bag, it was more icky stomach stuff – so I woke up today (11.15.09) a little cranky. However, the morning did improve after another great breakfast at our village-y hotel, and after our first stops of the …
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Arrival in Amman
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Good Things
My housemates and I were discussing and watching videos of the protests that took place in Amman this Friday on CNN and Al Jazeera. While it was obviously an intense afternoon I started to think about my day in Jordan today and how it was very different from what everyone back home is seeing and hearing of Jordan.
I spent my afternoon with 40 girls and women from Jarash Camp. We went on a field trip to the King ...
Amman, The Dead Sea and Jerash
... ruins of Jerash, about an hour’s drive north of the city. The ruins were very impressive and covered quite a large area. They comprised a large central colonnaded plaza, Temple of Zeus, Temple of Artemis, Hadrian’s Arch, a main colonnaded street plus two Roman theatres. There were hardly any people there so we wandered around in peace and quiet for a good couple of hours. As we were walking back to the bus station to try and get a bus back to Amman, a car came up to ...
45°C - The Desert!
... wurde und das wusste auch nicht der deutsche Archäologe, der uns dort herumgeführt hat. "Fünf Minuten von hier", sagte er zu unserem Erschrecken, "ist die älteste ausgegrabene Stadt der Welt von 9000 v. Chr." - eine 11000 Jahre alte Stadt? Schnell hakten wir den Punkt mit Hishams Palast ab, der der Winterpalast des damals regierenden umayyadischen Königs Hisham so-und-so war. Beeindruckend war es natürlich schon. Das, was übrig geblieben war, zeigte ein römisches ...



