Moab Land Hotel Madaba

Talal Street, Town Centre Madaba, Jordan

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Destination: Dead Sea

A travel blog entry by shangrila2011

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We had planned to visit the Dead Sea from Isreal but had trouble finding hotel accommodation so we haeded to Madaba, one hour from Amman. We were surprised to find such a lovely little town and extended our stay from one to three nights. The hotel,Moabland, called our name, so to speak as Moab, Utah is one of our favourite spots. The hotel is …

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Mosaics

A travel blog entry by rtwma

... Its actually out of someone's house and the wife and daughter make authentic, home cooked meals. We had two specialities: Mensef and Makloubat. One is lamb in yogurt and the other is chicken with rice, eggplant, potatoes etc. It was one of the meals we have ever had! Absolutely delicious and the dessert which was cake, nuts, and fruit was amazing. We topped it off with small cups of Arabian coffee and left with very satisfied tummies.
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Mount Nebo & Bethany

A travel blog entry by jocelyinjordan

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... Jordan River. Excavations only began at this site in 1996, following Jordan's peace treaty with Israel in 1994 and after clearing it for land mines. Since then they have already uncovered more than 20 churches, caves and baptismal pools dating from the Roman and Byzantine periods. The area has long been believed to be the biblical Bethany-beyond-the-Jordan, where John the Baptist lived and Jesus was baptized. The ...

Où j'ai pu apprécier l'hospitalité des Israéliens

A travel blog entry by stereotype

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... lit de mort (haha). Israël et la Jordanie pompent depuis des années les eaux du Jourdain qui l'alimente, aussi s'assèche-t-elle peu à peu. En conséquence, des trous profonds se forment sur ses rives, et chaque année on déplore des noyés.

Ce qui fut pour moi le meilleur moment d'Ein Gedi, c'est la maginfique réserve naturelle d'Ein Gedi, avec ses animaux peu farouches, et ses multiples points d'eau ...

La Route des Rois

A travel blog entry by cpasifou

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... aussi connu sous le nom de Krak des Moabites, pouvait contenir assez d’eau, de nourriture et de munition pour protéger soldats et habitants durant plusieurs semaines. C’est là que le roi sadique, Renaud de Châtillon, s’est battu contre l’armée islamique de Saladin. Le Roi sadique emprisonnait des marchands, les maltraitait et les jetait vivants d’un des murs du château. Pour ne pas que les victimes ...

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