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this place offers a an indoor & outdoor settings. with a great selections of food from fresh fish , shrimp,calamari, rib eye steak , NY strip , Fillet , best buffalo wings in town , beef Nachos , seafood platters , cheese platters , great saladsthe 2 bars are by far have the largest selection of alcohol offered in Aqaba live BBQ night every Tuesday night starts 7 p.m the staff are so nice and friendlyvery clean as comfy as you can get , casual and formal
A lot has changed when it comes to nightlife in Amman in the past couple of years (3-4 years)......there are 10s of clubs/bars/ pubs to go to in Amman (decent) and they are always crowded on weekends and active during weekdays as well...Recommend: Nai, Shaman, Fez, Harir, Prana....Also, a big deal of clubbing events are taking place....Examples include concerts for Armin van buuren, Ferry, and deep dish.Aqaba also flourished since last year....many famous pubs and restaurants opened in addition to a number of hotels and beach resorts. In Amman, casual wear is the usual. rarely formal. don’t recommend sports wear and some kinds of trainers (pumas are cool)...For the ladies, its okay to show some skin in these places : )
It was fun, the popular festival in the streets of Petra, in a warm Friday night. Though mainly male (naturally... it’s a Muslim country), the occidental women were well accepted, even by the Jordanian women smiling from their discreet chairs in the back. Sympathy and security were always present. Fernanda had her great day. She was happy and danced. A blond... Success!
Hmm...Jordan Night Life is either Clubbing in a Pub ( Okay by international Standards...the music needs to be updated) or Chilling in a night Club ( Arabic Music).. both of these places are an experience..though it is definetely damn expensive...Make sure u have looads of Money with ya. Casual
Next to Crowne Plaza Hotel and M?venpick Hotel and very close to Petra's entrance and visitors centre, you can find this bar which is a nabatean cave. Opens till 12 o'clock at midnight, and it's a very nice place where to have a late night drink after a full day visit around Petra. There are also tables outside the cave which can be very nice if the weather is warm enough.
A lot have changed since my first visit to Jordan...Nightlife too...The city is vivid...I reccomend a visit to the Budha Bar of the hotel "Le Royal" for dinner or drinks....The view of the city is amazing from up there!! I saw a sign "No sneakers and shorts" but I didnt have any problem wearing my athletic shoes.
A small kid in Jarash demonstrated amazing things!The first one was putting a coin under one of the Fundaments!And he pushed the stone so the entire fundament was part moving so the coin was balancing!Wow!The second thing was that he holds a stone in his hand and was hitting one of the big stone and an awesome sound like music was coming out!Hitting another stone was giving a new sound!Again Wow!
There are four gates to Jarash!One in the beginning of the city!Two from both the northern and Southern ways!And the last one is in the western way!No eastern and don't ask me why please!It is just like this!
It is the Analogue of Beverly hills but in Jordan!Full of very rich and beautiful villa's and malls!You’ll have the great impressions of the night life in Amman!Though it is the first street for young people to enjoy the nightlife there!
It is a renovated 19th Century fort. You can see how the artesans work and then enjoy a dinner in a beutiful place. I specially remember the happiness of the jordan caracter dancing, eating or smoking. All for pleasure!
Petra Movenpick Petra
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Q: I am considering booking a Thomas Cook trip to Aqaba jan 7th. The main purpose of the trip is sunbathing, but we also would like...
A: Personally, I would miss out the Dead Sea and do both Wadi Rum and Petra. However, if you are set on the Dead Sea, then Petra is the other choice. I cannot see that...
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