What to do, where to go and what to eat in Jordan
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 visiting Jerusalem from Amman. Make sure to check out her Facebook and Instagram and follow her on her journeys. So here is …
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The Town and how to get there 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, became a regional hub during the Ottoman empire and then …
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 …
If you have read Petra – with Grandma and Kids, then you might wanna know how we continued our trip to Wadi Rum. Coming from Petra Friday afternoon we took a nice scenic route through some small villages and the King's Highway until reaching Wadi Rum. From the Police Checkpoint, depending if you stay in …
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 …
Two weeks ago weekend I joined Have A Hike for a wonderful hike in Wadi Al-Rayan in the North of Jordan. It was my second time with Have a Hike and it was again an awesome day outdoors. We left Amman early in the morning with two small buses towards Ajloun. Approximately 2 hours later near …
The timing couldn't be more perfect than having a contribution from Ireland for today's Saint Patrick's Day. Read about Michael from Ireland, a food loving humanitarian, blogger, photographer, and part time chicken farmer who manages and contributes to the blog thecuisinecollective.com with his Polish girlfriend. The two love healthy food, are excellent food photographers and …
In about 2 week this year's Thru hike of the Jordan Trail will kick off. While only two years ago the first thru hike was completed the Jordan Trail has already gained worldwide publicity and manifested its place as one of the most interesting hikes on the planet. Certainly, it doesn't lack diversity, challenge, extraordinary places or …
Last weekend, we made our way towards the East of Jordan to explore the Desert Castles and the Azraq Wetland Reserve. I have been to the East ten years ago, but can't remember exactly which places we have been to. This time we went the South route number 35, which is a bit shorter/faster but …
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