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Jordan Jordan is a land rich in history. Since the dawn of civilization, Jordan has played an important role in trade between east and west because of its geographic location at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe. It has been home to some


  1. Jordan Jordan is a land rich in history. Since the dawn of civilization, Jordan has played an important role in trade between east and west because of its geographic location at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe. It has been home to some of mankind’s earliest settlements and relics of many of the world’s great civilizations can still be found today From the ancient Nabataean city of Petra, the miracle of the Dead Sea and Jordan Valley, the wonders of the Red Sea and Wadi Rum to the fine hotels, shopping centres and artgalleries of modern Amman, Jordan truly is a nation rich in history and culture

  2. Amman

  3. Amman Panorama Downtown

  4. The Roman Amphitheater, Amman

  5. Qaser El-Abd in Iraq El-Amir, Amman

  6. Amman’s Citadel (al-Qala’a)

  7. Ruins of The Citadel, Amman

  8. The Cave of the Seven Sleepers, Amman

  9. As-Salt

  10. As-Salts Citadel

  11. Decorated house door at As-Salts

  12. Jerash

  13. Nymphaeum, Jerash

  14. Oval Plaza, Jerash

  15. Temple of Artemis, Jerash

  16. Ruins at Jerash

  17. The Cathedral, Jerash

  18. The Colonnaded Street (Cardo), Jerash

  19. The Stage of South Theater, Jerash

  20. Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts

  21. Ajloun

  22. The Castle of Ajloun (Qalaat Errabadh)

  23. Ajloun Castle Gate

  24. Umm Qais

  25. Ruins of Umm Qais

  26. Tyche sat in front raw of western Roman Theater, Umm Qais

  27. Madaba

  28. The Mosaic Map of Madaba at Church of St. George

  29. Mosaic in the Church of the Apostles, Madaba

  30. Feminine Personification of the Sea Mosaic at Madaba

  31. Plan of Jerusalem in the Mosaic Map of Madaba

  32. Mount Nebo

  33. Church of Mount Nebo

  34. Mount Nebo Church Altar

  35. Wonderful Mosaic Floor in Mount Nebo Church

  36. Azraq

  37. Entrance of Qasr Al-Hallabat

  38. Qasr Al-Azraq

  39. Ruins of Azraq Fort

  40. DESERT UMAYYAD CASTLES

  41. Qusayr Amra

  42. Qusayr_amra_frescos

  43. Aerial View of Qasr Kharaneh

  44. Qasr Kharaneh

  45. Qasr Al-Bint Temple

  46. Ruins of Mushatta Castle

  47. Ruins of Qasr Tuba

  48. The presbytery of the Church of the Lions, Umm Arrasas

  49. The Remarkable Mosaic Floor and Details of the Church of St. Stephen, Umm Arrasas

  50. Detail of Stone Carving, Umayyad Desert Castles

  51. Kerak

  52. Corridors of Kerak Castle

  53. Kerak Castle

  54. The Shrine of Prophet Noah (pbuh), Kerak

  55. Tomb of Zaid ibn Harithah (raa), Kerak

  56. Shobak

  57. The Castle of Shobak (Mont Real)

  58. Inside Arches of Shobak Castle

  59. Petra

  60. The Nabataeans

  61. Al_deir

  62. Al-Deir (The Monastery), Petra

  63. Aaron's Tomb, Petra

  64. The Treasury, Petra

  65. The white dome of Aaron's Tomb, Petra

  66. Urn Tomb, Petra

  67. High Place of Sacrifice, Petra

  68. The_theater

  69. Horse- drawn carriage at Al-Siq

  70. The facade of a Tomb at Beidha, Siq Al-Barid

  71. The Lion Monument (or fountain), Petra. The lion was associated with the goddess Al-Uzza

  72. The Royal Tombs, Petra

  73. Wadi Rum

  74. Sands at Wadi Rum

  75. Thamudic Inscriptions at Wadi Rum

  76. A view from Wadi Rum

  77. The stunning desertscape of Wadi Rum

  78. The Massive Mountains of Wadi Rum

  79. Aqaba

  80. Aqaba_fort

  81. Umm Al-Jimal

  82. The Byzantine Barracks at Umm Al-Jimal

  83. The Ruins of Umm Al-Jimal

  84. Pella

  85. Ruins of Ancient Pella

  86. Ruins of the Basilica of Pella

  87. Pella Ruins (Tabaqat Fahl)

  88. Ruins of Ancient Raphana (Abila)

  89. Machaerus

  90. The dramatic hilltop of Machaerus

  91. The Ruins at Machaerus

  92. Lot's Cave (pbuh), Dead Sea

  93. Hammam Assarah

  94. Bethany beyond the Jordan

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