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San Rock Hotel Amman

PO Box 9032, Um Uthaina-jabal Amman, 11191, Jordan

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So Far--Upto Jordan

A travel blog entry by appabob

So far as I have traveled, I have noticed several interesting things as well as experienced new things. Here is a short list: 1. Cell phones from other countries work in other countries, just not ones from the States 2. Verizon has nothing on the amount of coverage outside the States. In the middle of the Serengeti plains, our guide's phone was …

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Jordan

A travel blog entry by helen-wositzky

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... When dry the salt encrusted on our skin, despite the cold of the showers we eagerly jumped under to wash it off.

Mudaba has a large Christian population and prides itself on it's religious tolerance ( as Jordan as a whole does ) of Islamic & Christian living side by side, although over 90% of the population are Muslim. Our taxi driver the first night pointed out the largest mosque in Amman next door to a large ...

Petra

A travel blog entry by richfrohl

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... that also has eggplant, cauliflower, and various other unknown veggies. After dinner, we headed back up to town for shisha (at a different place from the previous night). Mohammed Zeidan, the world’s smartest man came along and our group had a great conversation about the Arab staples: politics, religion, and specifically the intersection of the two in Palestine.

The next morning we headed to a pottery shop to try our luck at throwing ...

Gerald Does Jerusalem

A travel blog entry by hack8646

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... there, we took a free walking tour of the city that covered all 4 quarters and took us past, but not in, all the major holy sites. Our guide was very knowledgable, and his trivia and genuine love for the City helped me appreciate it Jerusalem like I do now. Before the tour, we met up with Wylie's childhood friend named Ryan who is currently converting to Judaism and about to join the IDF in Israel (he couldn't remember my name and kept referring to me as Gerald, hence the title of ...

Ajloun, Um Qais, Jerash

A travel blog entry by hhchua

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... of local and foreign tourists.

Jerash is probably the most well-known, being the site of one of the most important and best-preserved Greco-Roman city, Gerasa. The stone road through the city remains and it's an eerie sensation to be walking on the same stones as the Romans.




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