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Introduction
The sprawling capital of Jordan undulates over seven hills, and is home to more than a million people, making it larger than any of Israel's cities. There is an older "downtown" area around the ancient, beautifully restored Roman Amphitheater... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
The Ministry of Tourism's Downtown Visitors' Center is near the Roman Amphitheater (tel. 06/464-6264), offers free maps and tourist brochures, will make hotel reservations for you, arrange rental cars, give out information on the latest of th... Continue reading »
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Fast facts
Business Hours Most businesses are open every day except Friday, which is the official weekly holiday. Some Christian-run businesses close on Fridays and Sundays. The following are general open hours; specific establishments may vary. And kee... Continue reading »
Wadi Musa Travel Experiences
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Arabian Journey -- loved Petra !
Flew into Petra after spending 7 hours in Doha Qatar, 1/2 of the time @ the airport & the other 1/2 in Doha where I checked out the N... Continue reading »
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The Rose City of Petra
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan echoes with the stories recorded in the Holy Bible - of Abraham, Moses, Jesus Christ and John the Baptist... Continue reading »
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I like Jordan. I don't like Tutenkhamun's Revenge.
After our adventures in Cairo, I decided to book an organized tour to Petra. Though I toured Petra solo, I immediately&nb... Continue reading »
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The Lost City of Petra
After three months, we still hadn't seen the most famous site in Jordan, the lost city of Petra. Petra is located within a narrow c... Continue reading »
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The city in Red
Our next stop was Jordan's greatest attraction, the ancient city of Petra. 2000 years ago the Nabatean civilization was at the crossroads... Continue reading »
