What to do, where to go and what to eat in Jordan
This covers Kerak Castle, Shobak Castle, Dana Reserve and Petra
Last Tuesday, I finally made it to Wadi Mujib with Wild Jordan. It is the 4th Wadi located at the Dead Sea that I visited. I know it is the most famous one, but I haven't managed it before to take this hike. And let me assure you, while the other Wadis such as Kerak, …
Wadi Al-Hasa (وادي الحسا) or sometimes referred to as Wadi Al-Hessa, is one of the most Southern Wadis accessible from the Dead Sea. There are plenty of Wadis, such as Wadi Mujib, Wadi Numeira, Wadi Kerak and others. It is a 2h drive from Amman and can be easily done in a day trip. The …
Last weekend I decided for a spontaneous road trip by myself. I was in Naur, between Amman and Madaba and thought about where to go. I remembered the way to Mujib Dam and also haven't been to Um Ar-Rasas, before, so that's what I did. I choose the scenic road, where you will drive a …
I will be honest, it took me some time to go back to Petra. Actually, I haven't managed in the last two-and-half years while I was living in Jordan. So it was 10 years back that I first visited Petra and Wadi Rum. And with small kids and the birth of our second son last …
I would like to share a discovery I made lately in Jordan, while I was touring around the country with my parents who came for visit. As we were driving on the Dead Sea Road on our way back to Amman from Dana Reserve, I remembered a place I had seen several times before by …
Continue reading "The oasis by the Dead Sea – Al Numeira Environmental Association"
Friday 13th I joined an international group of 13 hikers to explore the Wadi Karak. The Wadi is located about 1.5-hour drive with a bus from Amman, pretty much at the Southern end of the Dead Sea, where you can also find Wadi Numeira and Wadi Al-Hasa. We left at 7 am from Cozmo and …
