Living and Traveling in Jordan
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 Wadi …
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Wadi Al-Hasa (ูุงุฏู ุงูุญุณุง) 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 Wadi Assal. It is a 2h drive from Amman and can be easily done in a day trip. …
I would like to give a big shout out to Elissa, who immediately after I asked, if she was interested in writing a guest post, compiled a thorough and well written post about going from Amman to Jerusalem. Make sure to check out her Facebook and Instagram and follow her on her journeys. So here …
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The city of As-Salt Two weeks ago we made our way to Al-Salt, a city located about 40 minutes West of Amman. Built on three hills, it has long history dating back to before 1300 but was then destroyed by the Mongols. It later became a regional hub during the Ottoman empire and then was …
Exploring the King's Highway Last weekend I decided on a spontaneous road trip by myself. I was in Naur, between Amman and Madaba and thought about where to go and remembered the way to Mujib Dam. Also haven't been to Umm Ar-Rasas, before, so that's what I decided for. I choose the scenic road, where …
Coming to Wadi Rum If you have read Petra โ with Grandma and Kids, then you might want to know how we continued our trip to Wadi Rum. We came from Seven Wonders Bedouin Camp in Little Petra Friday afternoon. We drove along the nice scenic road through some small villages and the King's Highway …