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Hello, the area you visited is not Wadi Rum, it is an area called Al-Desa. They are trying people. They took the name Wadi Rum....Wadi Rum is 20 km away from you
I'm a non-Arab Roman Catholic American. The Jordanians that I have met here in the United States are some of the kindest, happiest, fun loving people I've met. I respect and admire their customs, and I like their royal family.
There’s a decent amount of Christian’s in Jordan, including myself, although I reside in America. The royal family has a Christian background along with their Muslim traditions, which is why Muslims and Christian’s coexist peacefully in Jordan. Beautiful country, truly!
@@dutertreangelot9290 I'd say March and April, the weather around that time is lovely and mild, right before the hot summer months kick in, also there would still be the occasional rainfall meaning the scenery in the north would be green and pretty
I just returned from a trip to Jordan a week ago (with G adventures). Jordanians pride themselves on their hospitality and it shows. Everyone is kind and helpful. English is widely spoken and those who don't speak English very well are eager to practice. As a non-arabic speaker -- sprinkling shukran and assalamu alaikum into your vocabulary will do wonders.
I went to Hashem's every day for a month or so. Sometimes more than once. There was also a shawarma place up on the 3rd circle or so that was the size of a closet and always had a line down the street for take away only. We were also invited into someone's home for a family meal. The hospitality of the Palestinian/Jordanian people was amazing. One guy drove us all around Amman showed us everything, bought us food along the way and wouldn't accept anything for all of it.
Great video. It makes me miss Jordan so much. I have studied Arabic there many many years ago, and it was among the happiest times of my life. Hope to visit Jordan again soon. I remember that time some friends and I travelled Wadi Rum. No tourists at all, long before mass tourism. We also stayed overnight outside but with no tents or any protection at all. And we four adult males became afraid during the night because somebody has talked about "Camel Spiders" to us before. To this day I do not want to know if they are real. 🙂 But the sky in the night was incredible - especially for me it was fasciating as I studied physics and astronomy. Wow... And then in the absolute quietness of the desert next morning we heard a soft low sound. First we did not know... but then we saw it was a boy with some sheep playing his nai (a kind of flute). It was a fairy tail. I don't think today you can have that experience anymore, too many people with "bucket lists". When it comes to the food I honestly must say that Maqluuba and Mansaf were not among my most favourite dishes. But hummus in Amman is a dream. And Kufta... and Qanaafa of course. I miss that country!
Loved this video. It makes me want to go back to Jordan. We visited Petra and stayed in a Bedouin camp in a tent. Petra is one of the best places I have ever been. Looking forward to more videos. Stay safe.
My partner (Scottish) and I (Singaporean) with our American friend did the trip a few years ago starting from Amman to Jerash to Petra to Wadi Rum (Martian Camp) and the Dead Sea. The place is so majestic and I would definitely go back again. For the Dead Sea, we stayed at the newly openend Hilton resort and they have their own private beach and dead sea pool for the hotel guests to dip in. The staff were even kind and helpful to apply the mud on us and also spray water on us to get rid of the mud. We even saw the first mobile atm coach.
Thank you for coming to my country, Jordan. I hope you had a pleasant stay. We are sorry if anything bad happened. We hope you will come again and enjoy in the rest of the cities of Jordan. Also, you can use a friend if you do not understand what they are saying. I was very happy and I can also speak English..We love you💚💚💚
I used to live in Amman, Jordan for three years! And it was an amazing time there we moved to a country in Africa last year! I honestly miss Jordan, we went to so many memorial places like Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Jerash, the Jordan River, E.T.C. Also the currency is called Jordanian Dinars. Also i hated swimming in the Dead Sea because i always cut myself from doing sports, overall it was an amazing place!
the panoramic tents inside the video on wadi rum its named yasmina luxury camp its beautiful camp and Aladdin filmed beside this camp i hope return again to this camp i had a beautiful memories with my wife
Ian & Ana you are both delightful! This was such a great trip! I loved your variety of activities, sights, and locations you visited and stayed! and Thanks for all the great TIPS!
@@mirocreed I do not recommend visiting Egypt, Georgia and Turkey. There are many scammers and gangsters, but if you visit one of these countries, you must have a trusted tourist guide who will guide you. Do not use taxis or any means of transportation
@@ashari218 couldn't agree more since it's my country as well, and perhaps you and I know why tourism is suffering in Jordan. May be it's a till topic for another time.
@@ashari218 I haven't been to Egypt or Turkey after hearing many scamming stories from people who visited those countries, but I have been to Georgia which have been quite pleasant experience, though they scammers I encounter were taxi drivers who will over charge you for any short trips.
I have two timeshares for sale in a nice resort in the dead sea, the resort is across the beach and few minutes walking from the beach, It's around 10 y/o, and the price is good for getting two weeks/year free of charge, and 4 weeks for 10-15JD/person/night!! The resort has all the facilities for a nice holiday all over the year.
I hate seeing "safest" behind each arab country, as if travelling to non-arab country is totay safe. Arab countries are 10 times more safe than western countries ❤
This is a country of the best Arab people. It is exquisite in every aspect, whether it is the natural beauty or the treatment of people and rulers, it is truly exquisite. It has a terrible history 🇯🇴
As always, thanks for sharing. You both do a fantastic job capturing your adventures and sharing them with the masses. Between the epic food and amazing star watching, I just added a few places to my own bucket list.
Literally every time you put out a new video we’re like “THIS ONE IS OUR NEW FAVOURITE!” Seriously, this is so good! We are both vegetarians as well and it looks like there are so many good options! Definitely hoping to visit that bubble dome one day, it looks unreal!
So much to absorb. Places I've never heard of shown in a way that leaves me feeling I've cheated myself of so much. If it isn't the history it's the food, if not that it's the people. And of course, Anna on stage singing and dancing, how much are the tickets and is the show coming to Salem Oregon? Love you guys. Woot woot.
If anyone can tell me something about the colleges that teaches literature, fine arts, languages, medicine, islamic religion, mosques, churches, synagogues and museums in Jordan I will be very grateful and ask him not to be late
I visited it in 2015 and it was great. Living here though is a completely different ball game. Don't take a drone, GPS, professional camera or camping gear or you will lose it at the airport.
Greetings from Cleveland! Great channel - Jordan looks amazing. Really enjoyed your US Southwest videos last year. Taking the family to Utah in a couple weeks! Love the Cavs sweatshirt Ana!
Another great video your adventures together... this one is an extraordinary glimpse of the world that you definitely don''t see on the evening news. And here I thought that I was the only one that has never seen the Star Wars movies... LOL ! Especially appreciated the shots of the ancient ruins as they still exist today. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures as you do...!
😍 Amazing Tours in Jordan:
👉🏻 From Amman - Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea (3 Day Tour): bit.ly/3NuNO6K
👉🏻 From Amman - Private Day Trip to Petra with Pickup: bit.ly/3yUJklP
👉🏻 From Amman - Petra & Wadi Rum Day Trip with Hotel Pickup: bit.ly/3yPWSir
👉🏻 From Amman - Petra Private Tour: bit.ly/3sNBhmO
Hello, the area you visited is not Wadi Rum, it is an area called Al-Desa. They are trying people. They took the name Wadi Rum....Wadi Rum is 20 km away from you
What month did you go? Would Dec January be better to go to avoid the heat
That price for one person?
I'm a non-Arab Roman Catholic American. The Jordanians that I have met here in the United States are some of the kindest, happiest, fun loving people I've met. I respect and admire their customs, and I like their royal family.
❤ u 2
There’s a decent amount of Christian’s in Jordan, including myself, although I reside in America. The royal family has a Christian background along with their Muslim traditions, which is why Muslims and Christian’s coexist peacefully in Jordan. Beautiful country, truly!
@@bear1222 but it's difficult for Muslims to stay in Poland
@@username-ht9vx Who said anything about Poland?
@@username-ht9vx nobody even thinking visit the poland it’s cold 🥶 county snow ❄️ and snow and snow ❄️
I'm half Palestinian and half jordian but I've never been to Jordan but I know it's a beautiful. 🇯🇴
Thanks I’m Jordanian
As a Jordanian, glad you enjoyed your time here, we're not a particularly big country but at the right times of year we have so much to offer
Hi. Which months do u think are the best to discover Jordan? Thanks ☺️
@@dutertreangelot9290 I'd say March and April, the weather around that time is lovely and mild, right before the hot summer months kick in, also there would still be the occasional rainfall meaning the scenery in the north would be green and pretty
@@nocturnenugget February is still ok or do u think the probability of rain is too high?
@@dutertreangelot9290 February is good, although it might be quite chilly, especially in the north or in wadi rum at night
Do you know if Petra is okay and opened again after their mud slide/flooding event that sadly occurred in December?
I just returned from a trip to Jordan a week ago (with G adventures). Jordanians pride themselves on their hospitality and it shows. Everyone is kind and helpful. English is widely spoken and those who don't speak English very well are eager to practice. As a non-arabic speaker -- sprinkling shukran and assalamu alaikum into your vocabulary will do wonders.
Wa alaikom alsalam
Thank you for these beautiful words about my country Jordan, and I hope you will come back and visit us again
I went to Hashem's every day for a month or so. Sometimes more than once. There was also a shawarma place up on the 3rd circle or so that was the size of a closet and always had a line down the street for take away only. We were also invited into someone's home for a family meal. The hospitality of the Palestinian/Jordanian people was amazing. One guy drove us all around Amman showed us everything, bought us food along the way and wouldn't accept anything for all of it.
The shawerma place called Reem
Hashem is all very nice and tssty...but there are equally if not better food options in Amman
Great video. It makes me miss Jordan so much. I have studied Arabic there many many years ago, and it was among the happiest times of my life.
Hope to visit Jordan again soon.
I remember that time some friends and I travelled Wadi Rum. No tourists at all, long before mass tourism. We also stayed overnight outside but with no tents or any protection at all. And we four adult males became afraid during the night because somebody has talked about "Camel Spiders" to us before. To this day I do not want to know if they are real. 🙂
But the sky in the night was incredible - especially for me it was fasciating as I studied physics and astronomy. Wow...
And then in the absolute quietness of the desert next morning we heard a soft low sound. First we did not know... but then we saw it was a boy with some sheep playing his nai (a kind of flute). It was a fairy tail.
I don't think today you can have that experience anymore, too many people with "bucket lists".
When it comes to the food I honestly must say that Maqluuba and Mansaf were not among my most favourite dishes. But hummus in Amman is a dream. And Kufta... and Qanaafa of course.
I miss that country!
Thank you for these beautiful words about my country Jordan, and I hope you will come back and visit us again
A fascinating mix of natural oddities and ancient wonder, Jordan has so much to offer for the curious traveller.
Loved this video. It makes me want to go back to Jordan. We visited Petra and stayed in a Bedouin camp in a tent. Petra is one of the best places I have ever been. Looking forward to more videos. Stay safe.
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My partner (Scottish) and I (Singaporean) with our American friend did the trip a few years ago starting from Amman to Jerash to Petra to Wadi Rum (Martian Camp) and the Dead Sea. The place is so majestic and I would definitely go back again. For the Dead Sea, we stayed at the newly openend Hilton resort and they have their own private beach and dead sea pool for the hotel guests to dip in. The staff were even kind and helpful to apply the mud on us and also spray water on us to get rid of the mud. We even saw the first mobile atm coach.
Spent a week in Jordan last year - life changing travel destination.
This looks awesome. I’m definitely going to go to Jordan 🇯🇴 as soon as I can.
Welcome to my country, Jordan. I hope you enjoy your trip
Wadi Rum Desert was my aboslute favourite! Looks like from out of this world and not so many people know about this stunning place. Enjoy guys :)
As a Jordanian but born and grew up in Canada I like learning about the place of my parents through vlogs like these ❤
Jordania is amazing, i wish to vist one day, God blesses it people and blesses it governement!
you guys have great positive energy.
Going to Jordan this September myself.. can't wait
How was it?
Much love and respect to both of you from Amman Jordan 🇯🇴 next time you visit let me know :)
As an Jordanian I'm happy to see u enjoyed this stay!
Same!
Jordan looks incredible!! Great video. We’re going to have to add this country to our list 😁
I was born there but we moved when I was 5 years old, I’m thinking about visiting next year
Truly beautiful country. So full of ancient history. The food cooked in the pit looks yum. 😋👌
🇯🇴 Jordanian ❤ love Jordan
You welcome anytime to Petra we wish to see you around Petra
Welcome everyone to visit my country 🇯🇴
I love these experiences! Can't wait to visit these places and actually cook with them again.
Thank you for coming to my country, Jordan. I hope you had a pleasant stay. We are sorry if anything bad happened. We hope you will come again and enjoy in the rest of the cities of Jordan. Also, you can use a friend if you do not understand what they are saying. I was very happy and I can also speak English..We love you💚💚💚
I used to live in Amman, Jordan for three years! And it was an amazing time there we moved to a country in Africa last year!
I honestly miss Jordan, we went to so many memorial places like Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Jerash, the Jordan River, E.T.C.
Also the currency is called Jordanian Dinars. Also i hated swimming in the Dead Sea because i always cut myself from doing sports, overall it was an amazing place!
As a Jordanian, I don't know how much beauty is my country xD thank you guys I will explore it soon after watching this video
Ian with the mud and Ana doing her show was lots of fun haha! Jordan looks amazing and the cooking experience looked like such a good time! 😍
Just came back to see thus wonderful and gorgeous country
U are always welcome to Jordan 🇯🇴
I’m from Amman -😅 and these things where normal for me till I moved to Australia
love jordan from morocco
Amazing country Jordan I love Jordan
What a beautiful country
Thank you guys for showing the beauty of our country. You are welcomed whenever you want to come back to Jordan.
inlovbe ur videos its so refreshing
Aww glad we could share these adventures with you!! We miss Jordan so much
My goodness. Amazing video! What month did you go? The we’re looked perfect
I am really glad that you like it bc I am in Amman and me and my family are going to a trip to Petra wadi rum and then Aqaba
Welcome to our beautiful country
Am from Bangladesh. I lives in jordan since 2004
Welcome bro, I hope you like it.
You guys are amazing…thank you for this video
Ahhhh thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it WOOT WOOT
So happy to see you guys in my home town. You are most welcome to come visit us 🙂
the panoramic tents inside the video on wadi rum its named yasmina luxury camp its beautiful camp and Aladdin filmed beside this camp i hope return again to this camp i had a beautiful memories with my wife
Don't forget the Grandaddy movie of them ALL that was filmed in Wadi Rum - 'Lawrence of Arabia'!
Ian & Ana you are both delightful! This was such a great trip! I loved your variety of activities, sights, and locations you visited and stayed! and Thanks for all the great TIPS!
Great stuff guys❤️🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mmmmm I'm adding Jordan to my bucket list now
I want to visit Jordan so bad!
You're welcome 👍
Wow the cooking is spectacular. 💯💯💯💯
I'm Jordanian been there once. Loved it
Thank you so much guys, for showing how awsome my country is... loved your video! Best of luck.
well done! I like this video very much beacuse it has so many interesting things.
I live in amman But I am non arab but I love jordan and its a really safe countrey
Haha you guys are so cute . Thanks for the video, enjoyed it very much.
Jordann😍🇯🇴🇯🇴
The best of you. From indonesia
Love you guys! Awesome video I can’t wait to go to Jordan next year. So hyped whoop whoop
AWESOME Videos!!🥰
Thank you so much Esmeralda ♥️♥️
And dune was shot there too!
Sooo dang cool
I was literally thinking of booking a trip to Jordan. It’s a big bucket list destination for me
@Asad I partially agree with you. Life in Jordan is more expensive than surrounding countries i.e Egypt. No need to book fancy hotels.
@@mirocreed The negative of my country is that they are expensive compared to other countries, but there are no scammers just like Egypt
@@mirocreed I do not recommend visiting Egypt, Georgia and Turkey. There are many scammers and gangsters, but if you visit one of these countries, you must have a trusted tourist guide who will guide you. Do not use taxis or any means of transportation
@@ashari218 couldn't agree more since it's my country as well, and perhaps you and I know why tourism is suffering in Jordan. May be it's a till topic for another time.
@@ashari218 I haven't been to Egypt or Turkey after hearing many scamming stories from people who visited those countries, but I have been to Georgia which have been quite pleasant experience, though they scammers I encounter were taxi drivers who will over charge you for any short trips.
I have two timeshares for sale in a nice resort in the dead sea, the resort is across the beach and few minutes walking from the beach, It's around 10 y/o, and the price is good for getting two weeks/year free of charge, and 4 weeks for 10-15JD/person/night!! The resort has all the facilities for a nice holiday all over the year.
One of my favorite travel channels!! Can’t wait to be able to travel myself!
Ahhhh this pumped us up!! So excited for you to travel to. Where are you heading?
@@ian.and.ana. We are planning a to do a trip along the west coast, which I am so excited for!!
The dead sea is the only sea that I cannot die from drowning!
😂😂 Such a great comment
Im going in April to Israel and watching you guys I discovered this. I’m traveling solo celebrating my birthday. Thanks for your videos
Recommend you go to Jordan. March, April and May is the best time to do so since it isn’t overly hot.
Was this video filmed in May? They look cold all the time! I’m going in April.
Thank you for visiting Jordan 🌹
I spent a week touring through Jordan recently.. … and of course .. Wadi Rum.. if you ever wanted to visit Mars .. well.. visit Wadi Rum..
Sweet Sweet Sweet Jordan ,From UK . Cut Out
-CocaCola -Guns -Iron .
I hate seeing "safest" behind each arab country, as if travelling to non-arab country is totay safe. Arab countries are 10 times more safe than western countries ❤
اجواء جميله جدا
strange that nothing about Aqaba ! still an awesome video! greats from Jordan :)
Thanks to visit Jordan I'm jordan
This is a country of the best Arab people. It is exquisite in every aspect, whether it is the natural beauty or the treatment of people and rulers, it is truly exquisite. It has a terrible history
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Starting to like you guys channel
As always, thanks for sharing. You both do a fantastic job capturing your adventures and sharing them with the masses. Between the epic food and amazing star watching, I just added a few places to my own bucket list.
welcome any time to Jordan
You guys should visit Dana, one of the most beautiful places in Jordan
Literally every time you put out a new video we’re like “THIS ONE IS OUR NEW FAVOURITE!” Seriously, this is so good! We are both vegetarians as well and it looks like there are so many good options! Definitely hoping to visit that bubble dome one day, it looks unreal!
Love your video. And the part that you refer places and who to contact for all your need. Planning my trip for this 2@23 thanks 🙏
So glad you enjoyed it!! Have the best trip this year 😍
I live in Jordan 🇯🇴 ❤
As someone from Jordan I’ve visited Dead Sea and Aqaba and more :D
Thanks dor this beautiful Jordan guide, it's really a nice country. I would like to visit it
So much to absorb. Places I've never heard of shown in a way that leaves me feeling I've cheated myself of so much. If it isn't the history it's the food, if not that it's the people. And of course, Anna on stage singing and dancing, how much are the tickets and is the show coming to Salem Oregon? Love you guys. Woot woot.
Omg how MUCH I miss my hometown Jordan 😞 coming to California was a mistake for sure
Welcome to jordan 🇯🇴
I'm from Jordan
Love your country ♥️
@@ian.and.ana. Thank you so much 😀❤
Awesome video. 👍👍👍Ciao from friend from italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Such good advice!!!
Will add to my travel bucket list ! :-)
YESSSSSS
That's wonderful
Thank you ❤❤❤ 0:13
والله حلو المقطع 🥰
Amazing stuff guys, it's seem someone put the effort to make it 👏
If anyone can tell me something about the colleges that teaches literature, fine arts, languages, medicine, islamic religion, mosques, churches, synagogues and museums in Jordan I will be very grateful and ask him not to be late
You guys have a really wholesome channel man! For some reason it's so refreshing
Great video 👍🏽 how cold was it at Wadi Rum desert at night? Do you need very warm clothes? I also want to spend some days there ❤
u miss having a trip to Dana Biosphere Reserve and al salt city also from the greatest in our country Jordan .
I visited it in 2015 and it was great. Living here though is a completely different ball game. Don't take a drone, GPS, professional camera or camping gear or you will lose it at the airport.
Greetings from Cleveland! Great channel - Jordan looks amazing. Really enjoyed your US Southwest videos last year. Taking the family to Utah in a couple weeks! Love the Cavs sweatshirt Ana!
Another great video your adventures together... this one is an extraordinary glimpse of the world that you definitely don''t see on the evening news. And here I thought that I was the only one that has never seen the Star Wars movies... LOL ! Especially appreciated the shots of the ancient ruins as they still exist today. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures as you do...!
Beautiful country I went in March it's amazing definitely worth going 😍