Jordan Travel Blogs - Page 6

Amazing! Visited some truly awe inspiring places such as Luxor and Petra. Also the people there are so kind and friendly!

a couple of days in each country.

Just a day trip into the desert.

I met a British engineer in Dahab and we’ll be traveling to Jordan together with a handful of other European tourists.  Our supposed 3 hour ferry, for which we foreigners were required to purchase the more expensive first-class tickets, takes almost 15 hours to dock at Aquaba.  It is th…

Graduating in May I headed to the Caribbean, then to Spain and Denmark, then the southern US, then Greece, followed by Turkey and Cyprus, then Greece again, and finally the central US.

This was our 10th anniversary trip. We started in London, spent a couple of days recovering from Jet lag, headed of to Santorini, then Venice, then Paris and back to London before heading home to Australia.

part of my trip in Israel.

An account of a solo journey through parts of Syria (Damascus, Palmyra, Aleppo) and Jordan (Amman to Petra)

It’s been a year since I’ve been there .. and now I can say that Ï loved it … But to be honest with you .. I didn’t like when I was there. It was filthy and men are horrible,So one word of advice if you’re a female and going to these countries don’t go alone… I went with shoestring on a group tour and it was great. You do have the feeling that your kind of a sheep following the herd. The country is great and the sights are beautiful …

To travel is great!!

Visited this magical country for 8 days going to all ends of the country

Several idioms using the word flower and related to something beautiful, playful, nice,.i.e: flower generation, flower child, flowery words, etc. As one quote: "Flowers are happy things." - Sir P(elham) G(renville) Wodehouse. For me, flower is one among the greatest God's gifts, their shape and color, their fragrance and stems, their beauty seems to ignore their surrounding. Flowers and green.. that actually what our eyes need other than vitamin A:p

various places

I have been egypt twice and loved it,Every one is very friendly and eager to help you out in the complex.In hurghada shop owners would try to get you in there shops any way possible,some of the men were grabby but fortunately i was not by myself.I would say its definitely not safe to go around by yourself.Hurghada was very old fashioned egypt as there were no women around the town.The complex in Taba however was more modern but was in the mountains which we had police escorts to get there.

This Christmas and New Year I spend in magnificient place: Sharm El Shaik. I met there many fantastic person and saw many beauty place: -Kair -St. Katrine -Moses Mountain -Luxor -Betlejem -Jeruzalem -Petra ...