Visiting Amman’s Roman Theatre turned into an adventure long before I reached it. Sometimes the most memorable travel stories begin with simply trying to cross the road!
Roman Theatre, Amman – A Walk That Became an Adventure Read Post »
Exploring Amman Citadel on my own became one of my favourite days in Jordan. Ancient ruins, fascinating archaeology, spectacular views and an unexpected local photographer made it unforgettable.
Amman Citadel – An Afternoon of History, Views and Unexpected Kindness Read Post »
Walking through Jerash felt like stepping back nearly 2,000 years. From towering Roman temples to moving ancient columns and the unexpected sound of bagpipes, this was one of Jordan’s biggest surprises.
Jerash – One of the World’s Best-Preserved Roman Cities Read Post »
Standing where Moses is believed to have seen the Promised Land became one of the most meaningful moments of my journey through Jordan.
Mount Nebo – Standing Where Moses Saw the Promised Land Read Post »
Home to the world’s oldest surviving mosaic map of the Holy Land, Madaba proved that some of Jordan’s greatest treasures are found in its quietest places.
Madaba, Jordan – Discovering the World’s Oldest Mosaic Map Read Post »
Petra may be Jordan’s most famous attraction, but this remarkable country offers so much more. Join me as I explore ancient Roman cities, biblical sites, breathtaking deserts and unforgettable experiences that revealed Jordan to be one enormous open-air museum.
Jordan: The Open-Air Museum That Stole My Breath Away Read Post »
