I would say there are no...
I would say there are no warnings or dangers here, the people were kind and helpful.
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I would say there are no warnings or dangers here, the people were kind and helpful.
It is save to travel in Jordan! Muslims and Christians have no problems to live together peacefully.At the main tourist spots like Jerash are always policemen caring for the safety.
People are friendly but Not too warm for Aliens,Need more attention to the fact that this place is a Holley land and need Not be spoiled!Take care.
...ironing... If you're going to meet call_me_rhia try to have your clothes smoothed properly....(she sent me this pic...wonder 'why????')
jordan has borders with israel and with the ennemies of israel,the borders are open with 5 countries;be careful,you never know to whom you are speaking
Jordan is a quite safe country. Be patient at the borders.
Be careful. Camels do bite ... ;-)
be prepard to loose a lot of time with custom and the visawhen entering jordan and when leaving.take good care from the taxi drivers
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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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