Jordan Travel Blogs - Page 8

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  After Egypt and our 3 days at the Red Sea we took a ferry over to Jordan, which turned out to be incredible. Really loved Jordan. But very expensive ��" the Jordan Dinar is equal to the British pound. Eish…   Ok ��" the highlights:   In Petra, Jordan, I rode a don…

Amman / Jerash:- Visit the Amphitheater in Amman. I think its the biggest one in Jordan.- Personally thought the Citadel and Museum were not too impressive. - Best to stay here and travel to Jerash.- 

Went to Petra. very exspensive £25 to enter. then you have a long walk unless you pay more money for a ride on a horse,or donkey,or in a carriage,then its a long walk uphill/steps to the top . i went early,but on the way down passed coach party of older people coming up in the afternoon heat, they looked about ready to have heart attack.i walked under the shade of my umbrella,i was thirsty though as i refused to pay £2 for a btl water.

Nonstop traveling to Ann Arbor, Fort Wayne, Damascus, Amman, and Dubai

I had the best cab driver in the world!!!

Hello Jordan, Yesterday I arrived in Jordan from Syria.  On first glance Jordan appeared a bit more developed than Syria.  And on my second glance I realized just how much more developed Jordan is.  Last night for dinner I went to a brand new "Chili's" restaurant.  Yes, th…

countries in asia are awesome. it is a special experience

My blog for the vacation I had in the Middle East. For this year I planned to do something totally different (not being a western country). I ended up "picking" Syria, Lebanon and Jordan for this. In this blog I'll tell my experiences, but also try to give some tips for future travelers.

We, human... we live, we eat, we drink!!!!:)))))

i will load some pics fro my motrbike trips around Middle East and Europe

"The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page"

A master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between his work and his play; his labor and his leisure; his mind and his body; his education and his recreation. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence through whatever he is doing, and leaves others to determine whether he is working or playing. To himself, he always appears to be doing both.

Just thought I'd document my pitstop in Jordan. It's also interesting to note that everyone recommends having the Israelies stamp a seperate piece of paper - as opposed to your actual passport - due to the neighboring countries prejudice against them.  For example going between both countries…

It was my number one New Year's resolution: to travel more. I've always travelled as much as possible, but this year I'm making an extra effort to see as much of the world as I can fit into 12 months.Now, almost half way through the year, I've resigned from my job and am going traveling around the US and South America for at least 6 months. This blog is going to be picture-based. I'm a freelance journalist so won't have the time or the desire to make entries here!