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 by MalenaN
When in Petra there are several ways to go around if you don't want to walk.
From the entrance there are horse-drawn cabs going through the siq to the Treasury (Al-Khazneh). From the treasury to the theatre or "city centre" you can ride a camel. Up to the Monestary you can rid a donkey. It doesn't look convenient neither for the man or donke though. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by TheWanderingCamel
North Amman, Madaba, and Nebo = 16
Alruseifa and surrounding = 19
Alsalt and surrounding, and Alzarqa = 22
Dead Sea, King Hussein Bridge, baptism site, Ma'in springs = 26
Jerash, Alghor Al Aust = 27
Ajloun, Alazraq, Irbid, and desert castles = 32
Wadi Mousa and Petra = 59
Aqaba = 90
These prices in all cases are noticeably more expensive than if you take a taxi TO Amman airport. To be fair, the taxis at the airport pay a large fee for the right to operate there.
Previously, one had to rely on bargaining, now these prices have been fixed and are not unfair.
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 A320 Royal Jordanian by Cristian_UluruLeave a Comment
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 by MalenaN
Tourists who have rented a car to travell around Jordan in can park it on the parking space next to the resthouse and continue in a rented jeep with guide. Or why not on a camel? Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 by MalenaN
Another way, just a little bit more expensive but probably quicker (as there are fewer persons to go through customs) is to take a servise taxi. Just go to Abdali busstation and wait until a car fills up. I paid 5,5 JD between Amman and Damascus. The service taxi will stop at Baramke busstation in Damascus. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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 Fying to Amman over Austria by herzog63
Probably one of the weirder flights that I've ever taken. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Whilst at the station in Amman, waiting for the train to Damascus to depart, the stationmaster showed me a beautifully restored steam engine and some smart, traditional style carriages, which, he explained, would shortly be running a regular service between Wadi Rum and Aqaba (a 20-kilometre, two-and-a-half hour trip) along a line forming part of the Hejaz Railway, which is currently in use by goods trains only.
The stations are being upgraded too and should be completed early next year.
The website given here has a news article about the train. You will need to look it up under the date June 28 2005 Leave a Comment
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 by shellseeker
The country is not very big and the roads are in excellent conditions. The car or the bus are the best means of transportation. There is only one domestic flight route served by RJ between Amman and Aqaba. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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