Rio Jordan Hotel Amman
Queen Rania Al Adullah Street, Jubayha Amman, Jordan
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... Dead Sea, couldn't help laughing it was so wierd you just kept bobbing up no matter how hard you tried to put your legs down. The salt was hardened all along the edge of the water and glistening in the setting sunlight. The water was warmish, just warm enough to stay in for an hour or so until sunset, my skin was not overly fond of the salt level which stung abit, particulary my legs which resulted in lobster red legs for a day or ...
Petra
... only a walking stick. Maybe the guy hasn’t seen “127 Days.”
In the end, I got to see all of Petra, I didn’t get lost, and I kept the sunburn to a minimum. Great success.
That night, we had dinner at a place that could have been straight out of Brooklyn. At this particular restaurant, diners show up early and help the cooks prepare the meal. The food that night was the always-good Palestinian Magluba, a chicken and ...
Amman, The Dead Sea and Jerash
... 3 and a half week adventure around Turkey. I’m pretty devastated to not be going to Syria as we had originally planned. We have met a few other travelers who have been through Syria very recently and said it was fine, but we don’t feel it is for us. I guess it just means we will need to make another trip back to this part of the world when everything settles down again. For now though, it’s hard to feel sad when we are about to get on a plane to Istanbul.
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Amman : le monde arabe
... des hommes dans le monde. Jeans, chemise, chandail.
Autre adaptation pour les filles : l’attitude des hommes. Rare sont ceux qui supportent un regard dans les yeux. Les perceptions à ce sujet sont nombreuses mais c’est tout de même un choc pour elles. Et si Marie-Claude paie une facture, le change est remis à Sylvain. Les questions sont également très souvent posées à Sylvain. Dont une très populaire : qui est Émilie et pourquoi ...
Gerald Does Jerusalem
... check in desk, and computer. The hostel is very vertical, with one or two rooms per floor stacked on top of each other. Our room contained a big bed in the center of the room with two more mattresses cut into the wall in a mini cave. The roof had a great view over the entire Old City and one could see the golden roof of the Dome of the Rock at sunset quite easily. Definitely recommended for any traveling to Jerusalem on a budget (private room for 4 cost $20 a night).
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