Have a look and do it

21/03/2017

03/02/2017

مسابقة هاذا الأسبوع ادراج اجمل صورة للبحر الميت
والجائزة بطاقة زين او اورانج او أمنية فئة الخمس دنانير

26/01/2017

هذه مسابقة عنوانها اجمل صورة لمكان في
الاردن ، وسيتم التصويت على الصورة الاجمل وصاحب الصورة الاجمل سوف يحصل على جهاز ايفون ٤ مستعمل.

الرجاء من كل المتابعين ادراج صورة في التعليق

25/01/2017

What a tourist man said ;

I am American visited Jordan in 2016
The first reason to visit Jordan is
People.

I usually meet nice people wherever I go, but both times I’ve visited Jordan I have been impressed with the extreme kindness and generosity of the Jordanians. There are few places around the world where the citizens are as warm and hospitable as they are here. Without exaggeration, everyone you meet will first try to feed you and then try to help make sure you are enjoying yourself as much as possible. I’ve been invited into modest homes, fed, helped with directions, offered more coffee than I can count and all of it in a simple effort to extend some basic human kindness. That says a lot and believe me, is increasingly hard to find around the world.

25/01/2017

The middle of Jordan.
Amman capital
Amman citadel and roman theatre

25/01/2017

North of Jordan
Jarash
Ajloun
Umm qais

17/11/2016

Location Ma'an Governorate, Jordan
264 square kilometres
Built possibly as early as 5th century BC [2]
Governing body Petra Region Authority.

17/11/2016

Tourism is one of the most important sectors in Jordan's economy. In 2010, over 8 million tourists from various countries visited Jordan, with tourist receipts amounting to about 3.5 billion dollars. An additional $1 billion was earned through medical tourism to the kingdom. In 2011, Jordanian tourism lost $1 billion due to the political instability across the region.[1]

Its major tourist attractions include visiting historical sites, like the worldwide famous Petra (UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985, and one of New Seven Wonders of the World), the Jordan River, Mount Nebo, Madaba, numerous medieval mosques and churches, and unspoiled natural locations (as Wadi Rum and Jordan's northern mountainous region in general), as well as observing cultural and religious sites and traditions.

Jordan also offers health tourism, which is focused in the Dead Sea area, education tourism, hiking, scuba diving in Aqaba's coral reefs, pop-culture tourism and shopping tourism in Jordan's cities. More than half of the approximate 4.8 million Arab tourists in 2009, mainly from the GCC, said they plan to spend their holidays in Jordan.[2]