augy
Joined: 23 Aug 2005
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 Posted: 03/18/08 - 10:42 Post subject: |
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I would like to go to Jordan some time soon. Apart Syria I find this country as the one wrapped with plenty stories from the past which means, land with great history, I think you will all agree with me here. I have been to Syria last year and now Jordan is on my what to see list. I am looking for a guide; could you recommend me one while I am there? Or at least, I am allowing you to guide me here what should I know about this country and see while I am there.
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myrilla
Joined: 15 Aug 2004
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| Posted: 03/24/08 - 02:31 Post subject: |
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| Honestly I cant help you with suggestion for taking a personal guide cause I have no idea if that is an option there, mine was included in the travel arrangement. I can tell you with certainty that traveling to Jordan in August is not a smart move considering that it is the hottest month in the year. During my Jordan touring we were visiting Amman (some spas and ancient ruins Qasr al-Kharrana ), Aqaba, Madaba (Um er-Rasas/ Kastrom Mefa'a) and of course not to be missed for sure are Wadi Musas attractions. Place where they were holding the princesss treasure - The Treasury (al-Khazna), breath taking Petra as one of the new seven wonders, worth every step of the long walk - the biggest monument in Wadi Musa - Monastery (Al Dayr), ruins of the Byzantine Church and Shobak Castle with right reason would take their place on my must be seen list. And trust me this is not all, Jordan just has great historical ground which made this land eye-catching one for tourists each year. So all I can say for the end - enjoy every step that you make on this holy land. |
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