Wadi Musa Transportation

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Taxis around town
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RblWthACoz 650 reviews

Yellow taxis are almost always available to take you anywhere in town - and beyond if you like. The standard fare should be 1 JD, though they might ask for more or tell you to pay however much you like.

Updated Mar 28, 2006

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Take the bus
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RblWthACoz 650 reviews

Jett operates 3 buses a wek from close to the Abdali Station in Amman (but not exactly in it...the Jett station is 1km up the road). It leaves Amman at 6:30 am and leaves Petra/Wadi Musa late in the afternoon around 4. The trip takes 3.5 hours. This is by far the cheapest option available. Round trip is 12 JD.

Written Mar 28, 2006

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Let someone else do the drivin'
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RblWthACoz 650 reviews

A taxi should cost you anywhere from 25 to 35 JD, depending on how good a haggler you are.

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From Amman
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RblWthACoz 650 reviews

From Amman it is a 3 hour drive by car. If you want a much more scenic route, take the King's highway and allow for 5 hours.

Written Mar 28, 2006

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Driving in Jordan
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On the way to Wadi Musa

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 From Amman it is a 3 hour drive by car. If you want a much more scenic route, take the King's highway and allow for 5 hours. 

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Q:  I have a three day holiday from my archaeological assignment located at Petra, Jordon, which is near Wadi Musa. For this holiday,... 

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A: Train would have been a safe bet... if there was one!! Your best bet is to go to Amman either by bus or service taxi. If you want to see nice landscape, take the King's... 

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Wadi Musa and Petra go hand in hand

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 You can't visit Petra without being in Wadi Musa too. Petra is only the old city and there is nothing to it beyond that. Wadi Musa is the city directly attached to it where you will find all the... 

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Valley of Moses

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 Wadi Musa, formerly known as Elji, is a little tourist village that sprung up around Petra. The setting is very relaxed though can be hectic especially during crunch time. Walking around is... 

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Wadi Musa, Gateway to Petra

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 I've got some interesting experiences in Wadi Musa. I'd love to share with you the 6 tips I've written, the 17 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created. 

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Wadi Musa by Marianna

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 I've got some interesting experiences in Wadi Musa. I'd love to share with you the 1 tip I've written, the 2 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created. 

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Wadi Musa - gateway to Petra

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 Wadi Musa is sadly a town that has almost no other existance other than to provide services for Petra. Straggling the hillside up to the Kings Highway and the main access point to the rest of Jordan,... 

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