Living and Traveling in Jordan
This covers all the spots in Jordan and some international Travel I did
Friday 13th I joined an international group of 13 hikers to explore the Wadi Karak. The Wadi is located about a 1.5-hour drive with a bus from Amman. It is near the Southern end of the Dead Sea. A bit further on the Dead Sea Highway you can find Wadi Assal, Wadi Numeira and Wadi …
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 …
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 …
Thanks much to Chelsea, a pet-loving, environmentally-friendly vegan from California who lives in Amman, writes about various topics such as health, environment, activism, and culture and of course food on her blog myammanlife.com/. See here her favorites in Amman, things she misses, and what you definitively need to know about living in Jordan as an …
Coming from Amman, we chose to go to Mount Nebo first, then to Madaba passing by the Nebo Pearl, a big tourist souvenir store. The Mount Nebo site was renovated for about ten years before re-opening in 2016. A new church has been built on the original ruins which still serve as a foundation. The …
