Living and Traveling in Jordan
About Ahlan World in Jordan If you intend to learn Arabic, there are plenty of opportunities in Amman. In this post, I want to focus on my experience. I have been studying Arabic with Ahlan Jordan, an Arabic school in Webdeh and it is pretty good. It is well organized, reasonably priced and you can …
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Introduction This was a special event for me in a number of ways. It was the first time I have been to a Horse Archery event, surely a unique sport. It also was the first time to be at the Royal Hashemite Court in Amman and last not but least the first time I have …
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Number five in this series. A big thanks to Chris for his view on living Jordan. See how he copes with the Jordanian Winter, Insha'Allah and check out the places he thinks you have to know. Also check the other posts in this series - A Polish in Jordan, A French Family in Jordan, An American in Jordan, A …
Number four in this series of guest posts is a Family in Jordan. Nicolas, Agnes, and their 3 kids have nearly explored every corner of this small country and enjoyed it so far. Here is their summary of what they experienced and felt up to now. Merci Beaucoup for this guest post. If you like …
Introduction "Terracotta" - Latin for Baked Clay - was created to revive Arabic calligraphy in a more modernized version, making each piece of ceramic a creative object and a heaven for the lovers of this beautiful art. I had the chance to interview Ensherah, the manager of Terracotta at their workshop in Amman. This is …
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After A German in Jordan and An American in Jordan, the third guest post in this series. I would like to give a big thanks to Joanna for her views and input and writing such a great post. Joanna is Polish, living in Jordan since August 2016. She loves traveling and exploring new places and …