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Hi, Aleah!
One week in Jordan is a luxury, not to mention it’s for free. 🙂
I can tell you had a one-of-a-kind experience! 🙂 It’s been 3 years since I last visited the place yet the memories remain vivid and fresh. (Coz I took tons of pictures!haha)
Oh well, I wish to return and enjoy the camping and trekking.. Things I couldn’t do on a short stay.
Cheers to more travels!
Petra, definitely! Jordan has been climbing our list. And like you, when we tell family and friends this is the next place we want to visit most, we get mix responses too. I’m curious about a place I know so little about.. perhaps this will be the year. 🙂
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We loved Jordan! Petra was so much better than we even anticipated. The only thing I wouldn’t repeat is the camel trekking. We can still vividly remember the pain of that. But camping in Wadi Rum, floating in the Dead Sea, exploring Jerash, buying mosaics in Madaba and an amazingly exhausting day trekking all over Petra are things we’ll remember for a lifetime.
I would love to visit Petra in the future. It’s been on my list for so long.
Do make sure to visit Jordan. There are so many more wonderful places there aside from Petra. I highly recommend checking out Wadi Rum as well. So magical!
Aleah, I am so happy for you to have this amazing opportunity! Well-deserved! I’m also very jealous of all the fun and experiences you’re going to have. 🙂 Jordan just looks incredible and I’d love to explore it one day soon. Have a wonderful adventure and I’m hoping I see some of your FB updates. If not, I look forward to reading your posts. Safe travels!
Jordan had been incredible. Hope you’ll visit it soon. Your kids would love the Lawrence of Arabia tour in Wadi Rum!
What an absolutely amazing opportunity – I hope it is everything you have dreamed of!
I’ve wanted to go to Jordan for a long time. It looks like such a beautiful country with so much history – and the Dead Sea would be perfect for helping my husband learn to swim!
Looking forward to hearing all about your experience in Jordan!
There are so many things you can do in Jordan, and a lot would take your breath away. Believe me, the Dead Sea is just one of the wonders of this country. Plan your visit now. 🙂
I’m very jealous! I’d love to go camel riding in Wadi Rum, definitely would like to see Petra and I’d fit in a trip to see the National Parks if I ever get the chance to go.
It’s just my second day here, Leigh. Dreading my return home. There’s just so much to see in Jordan!
Hi Aleah, so happy for you! What a blessing! Have a wonderful time in Jordan. I loved every places I visited there and I’m sure you will find each destination fascinating as well. Can’t wait for your reports.
Thanks, Marisol. Our tour officially starts in a few hours, taking in the ruins of Jerash. So excited!
Oh how wonderful. What a surprise blessing. I’m so happy for you. I am happy that you will see it before I will and I know you will write a kick ass article about your experience. Enjoy and so excited for you.
Thanks, I am so glad to be here. I hope my words will do justice to Jordan! (Probably not LOL)
Jordan looks beautifUuuuL. I wish I can go there one time too! ^_^
It’s just my first day here, and I’m loving it. Their buildings are made of yellowish white stone. Ganda!