Grand Hyatt Amman
Hussein Bin Ali St., Jabal Amman, PO Box 831159 Amman, 11183, Jordan
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A pleasant surprise
After our wonderful experience in Petra and our rainy but interesting drive along the Dead Sea highway to Amman, we were certain that we had seen the best that Jordan had to offer. Taking the recommendation of the guidebooks, we planned to spend as little time in Amman as possible and instead opted for a day trip with Andrew and Ana Maria to the …
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Arrival in Amman
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Questions designed to sort the expat worker from..
Who’s the cleverest caliph, the smartest sheikh, the brightest bind??! With questions designed to sort the expat worker from the cowpat shirker… Who will be Amman’s number one team?!
This was the creative tagline we used to recruit people to the epic Quiz Night we held last night to benefit the Summer Camp where I have started to volunteer (see: Face Painting Is My New Jam!). We created the Facebook invitation on ...
Petra
When in Jordan, visit Petra. This is not new advice; in fact it has been around for a couple thousand years, though in the past, it was probably closer to "when in the part of the desert where the sand is a darker shade and the mountains are largest, visit the town of the Nebetians that is hidden away in the river valley of the south." Who knows? Anyways, I too got a chance to release my inner Indiana Jones and return to Petra (I was there two years ago but ...
Amman, The Dead Sea and Jerash
... or a much cheaper way of getting around than a taxi. Excellent idea Jordan.
The other day trip we did was to the biblical sites of Jordan with an afternoon of relaxing at the Dead Sea. Our first stop was a tiny church at the small town of Madaba, which housed a 2000 year old large mosaic floor. It was essentially a map of all the biblical sites of the Middle East (Jerusalem, Mt Sinai etc), and is apparently highly accurate. After that we visited Mt Nebo, the site ...



