Amman Cham Palace Hotel Amman

... hour flight we arrived at 5 p.m. at the Queen Alia International Airport. We had to wait over an hour till our guide brought us our visas. Then we drove to the Amman Cham Palace Hotel. After a late dinner we went to bed. Tomorrow our trip will beginn.

... in Amman. On the hill you can see ruins of the Temple of Hercules, of an old Byzantine basilica and of an ancient palace. In Amman there is the second largest flagpole of the world: the Raghadan Falgpole. He is 416 ft/126.8m tall and carries the flag of ...

... worked, yea. After a lunch overlooking the Dead Sea and browse through their products we got back in our car for the trip back to Amman and our last night in Jordan The next day, as our flight was not until the evening our driver took us for a tour of ...

... around 300 B.C. and was for almost 1000 years an important center of trade. It was largely destroyed by an earthquake around 747 AD, and abandoned as a city. For dinner we drove back to Amman, where we ate a traditional Jordan meal in a restaurant. Yummy!

Very early in the morning we left the hotel and drove to the airport. We tought how fresh the air was; so much fresher and cooler than in Aqaba. And then we saw a sign that read: 77° F/25° C. It felt so cool! How hot were the nights in Aqaba, when 77° F is ...