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technoajay · 2 years
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जॉर्डन में गैस रिसाव से अब तक 13 लोगों की मौत की खबर, 250 से ज्यादा लोगों की हालत खराब
जॉर्डन में गैस रिसाव से अब तक 13 लोगों की मौत की खबर, 250 से ज्यादा लोगों की हालत खराब
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tangotravel · 1 year
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Wadi Rum Tour from Aqaba Port
Wadi Rum is a stunning desert landscape in Jordan that is known for its red sandstone formations, majestic mountains, and ancient rock art. If you are visiting Aqaba Port, you can easily take a tour of Wadi Rum to explore this breathtaking natural wonder. Here's what you need to know to plan your Wadi Rum tour from Aqaba Port:
Choose your tour operator: There are several tour operators in Aqaba that offer Wadi Rum tours from Aqaba Port, so do your research and choose one that suits your needs and budget. Some popular options include Jordan Inspiration Tours, Bedouin Directions, and Wadi Rum Nomads.
Decide on your tour length: Wadi Rum tours from Aqaba Port can range from a few hours to several days, depending on your interests and schedule. If you only have a few hours, a half-day tour will allow you to see some of the main sights, while a full-day tour will give you more time to explore the desert. If you have more time, consider a multi-day tour that includes camping and hiking.
Plan your itinerary: Your tour operator will likely have a set itinerary, but you can also customize your tour to include specific sights or activities. Some popular sights to see in Wadi Rum include Lawrence's Spring, the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, and Khazali Canyon. You can also go on a camel ride, hike to a viewpoint, or do some stargazing at night.
Know what to bring: Wadi Rum is a desert environment, so be sure to bring appropriate clothing and gear. Wear comfortable, lightweight clothing that covers your skin to protect it from the sun, and bring a hat and sunglasses. Bring plenty of water and snacks, as well as sunscreen and insect repellent. If you are camping overnight, you will also need a sleeping bag and other camping gear.
Enjoy the journey: The drive from Aqaba Port to Wadi Rum is around an hour, and you will pass through some beautiful desert landscapes along the way. Enjoy the scenery and take in the sights as you travel to your destination.
Overall, a Wadi Rum tour from Aqaba Port is a must-do experience for anyone visiting Jordan. With its stunning natural beauty and rich history, it is sure to be a highlight of your trip.
Tango Travel tour guide will pick you up from Aqaba Port, begin your Aqaba shore Excursions, and drive by air-conditioned vehicle to Wadi Rum around 45 minutes from Aqaba Port, enjoy your Wadi Rum Tour from Aqaba Port, Wadi Rum is a wild desert landscape, which fascinated the British liaison officer Lawrence of Arabia. Drive by a 4x4 jeep through the desert to see Lawrence’s spring. We will pass by the majestic mountains and explore a gorge with some ancient rock drawings. You have free time to ride a Camel or horse. At the end of your Wadi Rum tour drive by 4x4 jeep back to your vehicle, and transfer to Aqaba port.
For more info. kindly visit www.tango-travel.com
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tokaath · 1 year
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The "Best Day"
We reflect on what was the Best Day on the last trip around the world! ... Spoiler Alert - It was in Jordan
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Egyptian Museum & Pyramids Tours From Port Said Port
 
Egyptian Museum & Pyramids Tours From Port Said Port
When you discover the variety of our Egypt Shore Excursions, which cover all Egypt sightseeing, you will be astounded. When your cruise ship docks at any port in Egypt, such as Alexandria, Port Said, Safaga, Ain Sokhna, or Aqaba, take advantage of this rare opportunity to explore the incredible attractions nearby. We always strive to provide our customers with the best Egypt shore excursions.
 
Take advantage of tours to Cairo and the Pyramids from Port Said to see the Giza Pyramids, Cheops, Chefren, and Mycerinus, as well as the Sphinx, which has a lion's body and a Pharaonic man's head to represent strength and wisdom. Discover more about the Pharaonic treasures in our tours to Cairo and the Pyramids from Port Said. These tours will take you to the magnificent Egyptian Museum, which houses royal mummies and King Tutankhamun's treasures.
 
You can take an overnight shore excursion from Alexandria to Cairo with Shore Excursions from Port Said, where you can see the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, the Valley Temple, and the Sakkara Step Pyramid. On the second day, you can visit the Egyptian museum, the Citadel of Salah El-Dein, and Khan El-Khalili before returning to the Alexandria port to board your cruise. Make sure World Tour Advice provides you with Cairo day trips from Port Said that are led by knowledgeable tour
Pick you up from Port Said Port by our tour Responsible who will wait for you holding a sign of your name by the cruise exit door, Direct transfer from Port said port to Cairo by private modern A/C vehicle , About three hours,Upon your arrival to Cairo start visit to Giza Pyramids accompanied by your tour guide. visit pyramids of Khufu, Khafra and Menkaura. Proceed the tour to visit the Great Sphinx, guardian of history, pyramids and mummies, close to it visit the valley temple belonging to Khafra pyramid, Lunch at local restaurant, stop in papyrus inistitute, lunch, proceed trip to the famous Egyptian Museum, located in Tahrir suare housing the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts in the world, the most attractive part is in second floor, it is King Tut Ankh Amon treasures. In first floor huge and heavy statues of different materials belonging to Old, Middle, New kingdoms such as Zoser, Akhenaton, Ramsses second, Hatshepsut statues, Then a walking trip in islamic old Fattimid street End of excursions, trip back to your cruise ship in Port said Port.
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- All kind of pick up services from Port Said & return - Private English speaking tour guide - Entry in one pyramid Khafra or Menkaura Pyramids ( Khufu is optional ) - All transfers by a modern private air-conditioned vehicle - Lunch meal at local restaurant in Cairo - Entrance fees to mentioned sites in Cairo - Two bottles of mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour - All the shore excursions service charges and taxes
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- Optional tours - Beverages - Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary - Tipping , Recommended
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Petra Tours from Aqaba Port
 
Petra Tours from Aqaba Port
Using Petra Tours from Aqaba Port, learn about the magnificence of the Ancient Egyptians and follow Jordan's historical trails. Get amazed on shore excursions from the port of Aqaba, travel back in time with Petra Tours from the port, or try the Wadi Rum adventure. The Dead Sea's clear water is another thing you should try.
 
Aqaba Shore Excursions, You may access Petra by docking at the port of Aqaba. Spend an amazing journey with Petra Tours from Aqaba Port, discover Petra, one of the new Seven Wonders of the World, and discover amazing landscapes. Once your cruise arrives at Aqaba Port, get a magical experience to enter this hidden city through a long, narrow Siq, scout the amazing buildings made by human hands, and get the chance to try horseback riding to the entrance of the city.
 
Aqaba Port trips, allow you to beguile your eyes by  watching the beautiful, scout Petra then drive to Wadi Rum which called Valley of the Moon, Feel the the serenity at Wadi Rum which is a protected desert wilderness in southern Jordan. It features dramatic sandstone mountains like the many-domed Jebel Um Ishrin, and natural arches such as Burdah Rock Bridge. Many prehistoric inscriptions and carvings line rocky caverns and steep chasms, such as Khazali Canyon. wadi rum it is amazing desert where you will be impressed at every spot, enjoy Wadi Rum desert amazing landscape while you are riding Jeep 4x4, passing by the majestic mountains, explore the ancient rocks drawings, watch the spring of Lawrence, ancient rock, the sand dunes, have free time at Wadi Rum to feel transfiguration.
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Petra Tours from Aqaba Port, have amazing tour to visit the Siq ( canyon ), The Treasury, El-Khazneh, The Roman Theatre, The Royal Tombs and Qasr al-Bint. Lunch meal is also included at a good quality restaurant during your Petra Excursions from Aqaba.
Itinerary
Petra Tours from Aqaba port Pick up from your ship terminal at Aqaba Port to start your Petra Tour. Upon arrival you will meet your English speaking guide to enjoy a full day Tour Petra from Aqaba Port, the Red Sea Rose to Visit The Siq ( canyon ), the main entrance to the ancient city of Petra in southern Jordan, the entrance to the Siq contains a huge dam, reconstructed in 1963 and again in 1991, designed to bar the mouth of the Siq and reroute the waters of Wadi Musa, then continue your petra tour visiting The Treasury,( El-Khazneh ) which was probably constructed in the 1st century BC, the Treasury is generally believed to be a temple or a royal tomb, the Treasury is carved out of solid rock and stands over 40 meters high. Your petra tour includes a visit to The Roman Theatre, dating from the 1st century AD and was refurbished by the Romans after they annexed Nabatea in 106AD, it was capable of seating 8500, even more than the great theatre at Amman. End your petra excursion by visiting The Royal Tombs and Qasr al-Bint built in the 1st century BC, by Obodas III, The temple's modern name, "Qasr al-Bint al-Faroun," means "The Castle of the Daughter of Pharaoh. Lunch meal will be served at a local restaurant during your Petra Excursion. At the end of your day tour Petra, drive back to Aqaba Port then drop off at your ship terminal at Aqaba.
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Petra Tours from Aqaba Port include : - Pick up services upon your ship arrival at Aqaba Port by our REP - All transfers by modern air-conditioning buses in Aqaba and during your Petra Tour - Sightseeing tours in your day tour petra as per itinerary - English-speaking guide in Petra tour - Entrance fees to the sights as per itinerary - Entry visa to Jordan from Aqaba Port - Lunch meal during your Petra Tours
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Petra Tour from Aqaba excludes: Personal Expenses and optional tours during your Petra tour from Aqaba Port.
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Israel's Eilat Port sees 85% drop in activity amid Red Sea Houthi attacks - Reuters
Eilat, which primarily handles car imports and potash exports coming from the Dead Sea, pales in size compared to Israel's Mediterranean ports in Haifa and Ashdod which handle most of the country's trade. But Eilat, which sits adjacent to Jordan's only coastal access point at Aqaba, offers Israel a gateway to the East without the need to navigate the Suez Canal.[...]
Without Bab al-Mandab "you close the main shipping artery to Eilat Port. And therefore we lost 85% of total activity", CEO Gideon Golber told Reuters.[...]
"We still have a small number of ships for exporting potash, but I believe that with a destination in the Far East they will no longer travel in that direction. So that will also go down," Golber said.
"Unfortunately, if it continues we will reach a situation of zero ships in Eilat Port."[...]
"If [...] the coalition countries and Israel lag in finding a solution for the Houthis, unfortunately we will likely have to furlough workers," he said, adding that a small number would be required to service any ships that do arrive.
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maestroegypttours · 2 years
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Cruise Egypt Tours
 Egypt is one of the most well-known travel destinations in the world, so once your cruise ship docks in one of the Egyptian ports, don't miss the opportunity to take part in Cruise Egypt Tours with Maestro Online Travel. We offer the best day trips to Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor as well as excursions to Hurghada to help you relax and recharge.
Enjoy our day trips in Alexandria, the Pearl of the Mediterranean, and the best Cruise Egypt Tours from the Alexandria Port. Visit the Catacombs of Kom El Shokafa with Alexandria Shore Excursions for a unique experience. This expansive labyrinth of wonderfully decorated tombs dates to the Roman Era.
Don't miss the opportunity to explore the city's main attraction, the Qaitbay Citadel, which Sultan Al Ashraf Qaitbay constructed in 1480 on the site of the ancient Alexandria lighthouse. You can also stroll through the magnificent Al Montazah Palace, which overlooks Alexandria's most beautiful beaches, and learn more with Cairo and Alexandria Tours from Alexandria Port.
With incredible Cruise Egypt Tours from Port Said Port, learn more about the enigmatic past of the Ancient Egyptians and tour the historic city of Cairo. Get ready to explore the city's various attractions while you entertain your eyes by gazing at the enormous Giza Pyramids, also known as the Great Three Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus. These pyramids were constructed as opulent tombs for the Pharaonic Kings.
With Cairo Tours from Port Said, you can explore the Egyptian Museum, one of the largest museums in the world, which houses about 120.000 masterpieces. You can see mummies, sarcophagi, pottery, jewels, and of course King Tutankhamen's treasures there. You can also explore the Sphinx, a mysterious sitting statue, and take in the expansive views of the Giza Plateau. Ain Sokhna Shore Excursions will take you to the Sakkara Pyramids, which are the oldest known building. They were built around 2700 B.C. and are a part of a magnificent mortuary complex that was built during the reign of King Djoser in the third century.
Visit Luxor, the former capital of the Pharaonic Period, and experience the thrill of Egypt Cruise Tours. Today, Luxor is frequently referred to as the "biggest open-air museum in the world." This name was given since the contemporary city is situated where ancient Thebes once stood. The Old Kingdom's treasures have literally been constructed into and around this structure. Visit the impressive Karnak Temple with Safaga Shore Excursions. This temple was built over a period of 1500 years and comprises a collection of temples, sanctuaries, pylons, and other ornamentation that is unmatched worldwide. With Overnight Luxor Tours from Safaga Port, you can be astounded when exploring the Valley of the Kings, the royal necropolis for New Kingdom Kings, and more.
For more info. kindly visit www.maestroegypttours.com
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theworsthistorynerd · 2 months
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"In the late 6th century, a new monotheistic religion called Islam was founded by its prophet Muhammad, whose followers became known as Muslims. Muhammad united the tribes of Arabia into a religious polity, a caliphate, whose domains he and his successors extended into a vast empire through holy war (jihad).[296][ci] They conquered Palestine in 636 to 640.[247][cii][ciii]
Society in the caliphate formed a pyramid with five layers.[297] Arabs were at the top, followed by converts to Islam (mawali) (this distinction disappeared after the Abbasids seized power).[297] Below them stood dhimmis, followed by non-Muslim free men and slaves at the bottom.[297] The dhimmi (meaning "protected person") were Christians, Jews, and Samaritans, who the Muslims designated as "peoples of the Book" (ahl al-kitab), meaning that they, like the Muslims, based their worship on a book God had given to them, which, in its essence, was identical to the Koran.[298] Unlike the previous rulers, the Muslims allowed them to practice their religions in peace. However, non-Muslim men had to pay a special tax (jizya) and they had to be submissive to Muslims.[298][civ] Dress regulations were imposed on non-Muslims, but it is uncertain whether they were ever enforced in Palestine.[299][cv] Muslim men were permitted to marry non-Muslim women even if the latter choose to remain in their faith. Muslim women, however, could not marry non-Muslim men, unless they first converted to Islam.[300][cvi] The Muslims also lifted the Romans' centuries-long ban on Jews in Jerusalem.[301]
The Muslims organized the territory of the Byzantine Dioceses Orientes (Syria) into five military districts, or provinces (jund, pl. ajnad).[302][cvii][cviii] The territory of Palaestina Prima and Palaestina Tertia became Jund Filastin and stretched from Aqaba in the south to the lower Galilee in the north and from Arish in the west to Jericho in the east.[303][cix] The Tulunids later expanded the borders of the province eastwards and southwards to include regions in modern-day southern Jordan and north-western Saudi Arabia.[304][cx] The newly founded city Ramla became Jund Filastin's administrative capital and most important city.[305] Jund al-Urdunn corresponded with Palaestina Secunda, covering most of the Galilee, the western part of Peraea in Transjordan, and the coastal cities Acre and Sur (Tyre).[306] Tabariyyah (Tiberias) replaced Scythopolis as the province's capital.[307]
Throughout the period, Palestine was a sort of gold mine for the caliphate and among its most prosperous and fertile provinces.[308] Palestine's wealth derived from its strategic location as a hub for international trade, the influx of pilgrims, its excellent agricultural produce, and from a number of local crafts.[309] Products manufactured or traded in Palestine included building materials from marble and white-stone quarries, spices, soaps, olive oil, sugar, indigo, Dead Sea salts, and silk.[310] Palestinian Jews were expert glassmakers whose wares became known as "Jewish glass" in Europe.[311] Palestine was also known for its book production and scribal work.[312]
The Muslims invested much effort in developing a fleet and in restoring seaports, creating shipyards, fortifying coastal cities, and in establishing naval bases in Palestine.[313] Acre became their chief naval base from which a fleet set out to conquer Cyprus in 647.[314] Jaffa came to replace Caesarea as Palestine's main port due to its proximity with Ramla.[315]
Though Palestine was now under Muslim control, the Christian world's affection for the Holy Land continued to grow. Christian kings made generous donations to Jerusalem's holy sites,[cxi] and helped facilitate the ever increasing pilgrimage traffic.[317][cxii] Pilgrims ventured for the adventure, but also to expiate sin.[319][cxiii] Many pilgrims were attacked by highwaymen which would later be cited by the Crusaders as a reason to "liberate" Jerusalem from the Muslims.[320]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Palestine#Crusader_period
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11 June 2023: Crown Prince Hussein, the Regent,  checked on the progress of the Aqaba Development Corporation’s (ADC) projects and programmes.
Chairing a meeting at the company, he was briefed by CEO Hussein Safadi on the ADC’s new cargo lines launched this year, targeting the US market with a 17 per cent increase in exports.
Safadi said the company has prepared a risk assessment study of the ports and the industrial area in Aqaba’s south, noting that work is underway to establish the Aqaba Digital Hub to provide a digital infrastructure that is up to international standards. (Source: Petra)
He added that the hub would benefit from the submarine cable connecting Asia and Europe, highlighting plans to launch the Aqaba corridor for agricultural food technology, which would extend over an area of 7 dunums west of King Hussein International Airport, with the aim of unleashing the potential of sustainable agri-tech in Jordan and promoting investment in this field, to bolster food security and create green job opportunities.
Safadi continued that ADC has also prepared a vision for launching a media hub in Aqaba to provide audiovisual production facilities, a vocational training institute, and residential buildings, to meet local and international market needs.
Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority Chief Commissioner Nayef Al Fayez attended the meeting.
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Neom Unveils Pair of Jagged Skyscrapers For Luxury Resort on Gulf of Aqaba
— By Cajsa Carlson | Published: 16 November 2023 | Friday March 15, 2024
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Saudi Arabian mega project Neom has revealed its latest region, Epicon, a tourist destination on the Gulf of Aqaba that will feature two jagged skyscrapers by 10 Design.
Set to be built on the Gulf of Aqaba coast in northwestern Saudi Arabia, Epicon is the sixth of Neom's planned 10 regions to be announced.
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The Epicon Resort will be Built Around Two Skyscrapers
It will be designed by architecture studio 10 Design and comprise two jagged towers, one measuring 225 and the other 275 metres, which will contain 41 hotel and luxury residences.
The steel-clad skyscrapers are visualised as being interconnected by horizontal levels that hold an outdoor pool, among other spaces.
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It will be located on the Gulf of Aqaba
The region will also be home to the Epicon resort, which will have 120 rooms as well as 45 beach villas. Among the amenities on offer will be a beach club, spa and restaurants.
"Designed as a gateway to the future, Epicon provides an opportunity to escape the stresses of the everyday," Neom said.
"Whether relaxing at the beach club, visiting the spa for bespoke wellness treatments, exploring the surrounding nature, participating in one of the many watersports on offer, or dining at destination restaurants for an unforgettable culinary experience, Epicon has been conceived to meet the full array of guest and resident needs."
The resort will also have a library and a gym as well as pools, lounges and workspaces.
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Epicon was created by 10Design
The unveiling of Epicon follows the announcement of Neom's fifth region, Leyja, which will also house high-end boutique hotels and include designs by Shaun Killa, Mario Cucinella and Chris van Duijn.
The Neom project will contain 10 regions in total, including the controversial The Line project – a linear mega-city that will be 170 kilometres long. It will also include an octagon-shaped port city named Oxagon, the mirrored mega-city The Line and an island resort called Sindalah.
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Epicon was created by 10Design
The unveiling of Epicon follows the announcement of Neom's fifth region, Leyja, which will also house high-end boutique hotels and include designs by Shaun Killa, Mario Cucinella and Chris van Duijn.
The Neom project will contain 10 regions in total, including the controversial The Line project – a linear mega-city that will be 170 kilometres long. It will also include an octagon-shaped port city named Oxagon, the mirrored mega-city The Line and an island resort called Sindalah.
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Petra Day Trip from Aqaba Port
Exploring Petra's Ancient Wonders On A Day Trip From Aqaba Port
Welcome to a journey through the ancient wonders of Petra on a day trip from Aqaba Port! Located in Jordan, Petra is one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the region and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This remarkable city was carved from pink stone over 2,000 years ago and contains many incredible artifacts from this time period. In this blog post, we will explore the history of Petra, travel tips for getting to Petra from Aqaba Port, what to see in Petra on a day trip, and accommodations nearby. Come join us as we delve into this captivating ancient city that has been welcoming visitors for centuries!
Introduction
Petra is perhaps one of the most famous ancient sites in the world and an absolute must-see for any traveler. This archaeological site is located in modern-day Jordan and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. Exploring Petra's amazing and awe-inspiring monuments on a day trip from Aqaba Port is an unforgettable experience; this blog post will take you through all the wonders that you can explore during your visit!
History Of Petra
Petra stands as a testament to the Ancient Nabataean civilization and is one of the most impressive archaeological sites in the world. It was established sometime around the 6th century BC when it served as an important trading hub for caravans traveling between Arabia and Syria. Petra became an autonomous kingdom around 100 BC and thrived until 106 AD when it was annexed by Rome, becoming part of the Roman Empire. Around 363 AD, Petra was destroyed by an earthquake but quickly recovered due to its wealth from nearby copper mines. During this time Christianity spread throughout Petra with churches, chapels, and monasteries built in the area. The site fell into disrepair after several battles between Muslim armies and Crusaders in 1258 AD however it eventually regained its importance and prosperity before being abandoned by nomadic Bedouins for centuries before being rediscovered in 1812 by Swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burckhardt.
Getting To Petra From Aqaba Port
Getting to Petra from Aqaba Port is easy and can usually be done in a single day. Visitors should start off by snagging a rental car or booking a tour from the port--this will take tourists on the hour-long drive up to Petra, while they take in views of Jordan’s barren countryside and rocky desert. It’ll be an exciting journey as visitors make their way through the city of Wadi Musa and wind around the ancient Bedouin settlement. Once at Petra, visitors can wander around the lush valley amongst tombs, temples, and all sorts of other ancient sites before eventually making their way back to Aqaba Port.
What To See In Petra On A Day Trip
One of Petra’s most iconic sites is the Treasury, famously used in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. This magnificent façade was carved out of solid rock with ornate pillars, statues, and a giant urn at the top. Also, be sure to explore the Street of Facades lined with elaborately carved tombs and temples. Take a walk through Siq Canyon for astonishing views of colorful sandstone cliffs and marvel at Al-Khazneh or The Monastery, a large structure high up in the mountainside cliff face. Other highlights include the Ad Deir Monastery, Urn Tomb, Royal Tombs, Obelisk Tomb, and Colonnaded Street. Don't miss out on these ancient wonders during your visit to Petra!
Accommodations Nearby
Aqaba is a popular port for visitors looking to explore the wonders of Petra. Luckily, there is an abundance of great accommodations nearby for those looking for a place to rest and recharge after a long day of exploring. Whether you're looking for budget-friendly hotels or luxurious resorts, Aqaba has something to offer everyone. From five-star hotels with on-site spas and world-class restaurants to smaller family-run lodges and inns tucked away in secluded corners, there's something near Aqaba Port sure to suit your individual needs.
Conclusion
In conclusion, a day trip to the ancient city of Petra from Aqaba Port is an incredible experience that offers something for everyone. From its captivating architecture and intricate carvings to the awe-inspiring cliffs and vibrant colors, this destination has it all! Furthermore, as travelers explore Petra’s vast grounds, they can learn about history and culture in ways that can’t be found anywhere else. Whether you’re looking for a thrill or simply interested in sightseeing, Petra is sure to make an unforgettable journey.
Tango Travel representative meet you & pick you up from Aqaba Port by the cruise exit door to start their day tour to Petra from Aqaba Port, drive about one hour and a half by an air-conditioned vehicle to Petra Jordan from Aqaba Port, Upon arrival, you will meet your English speaking guide to enjoying a full day tour to Petra from Aqaba Port, the Red Sea Rose to Visit The Siq ( canyon ), the main entrance to the ancient city of Petra in southern Jordan, the entrance to the Siq contains a huge dam, reconstructed in 1963 and again in 1991, designed to bar the mouth of the Siq and reroute the waters of Wadi Musa, then continue your Petra Tour from Aqaba visiting The Treasury,( El-Khazneh ) which was probably constructed in the 1st century BC, the Treasury is generally believed to be a temple or a royal tomb, the Treasury is carved out of solid rock and stands over 40 meters high. Your petra tour includes a visit to The Roman Theatre, dating from the 1st century AD, and was refurbished by the Romans after they annexed Nabatea in 106AD, it was capable of seating 8500, even more than the great theatre at Amman. End your petra excursion by visiting The Royal Tombs and Qasr al-Bint built in the 1st century BC, by Obodas III, The temple's modern name, "Qasr al-Bint al-Faroun," means "The Castle of the Daughter of Pharaoh, Lunch will be served in a local restaurant in Petra, then drive back to Aqaba Port. End of your Petra day tour from Aqaba Port.
For more info. kindly visit www.tango-travel.com
or send your request to [email protected]
Tel or WhatsApp:201111109106
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Eilat - is Israel’s southernmost city, a busy port as well as a popular resort, located at the northern tip of the Red Sea, on the Gulf of Aqaba. The city’s beaches,...
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Cruise Lines Forced to Change Itineraries After Continued Red Sea Tensions
More cruise lines are making adjustments due to tensions in the Red Sea.A cruise through the Red Sea offers access to exotic locations in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.  And ports of call at Aqaba, Jordan provide access to the UNESCO city of Petra. But tensions in the Red Sea over the last several weeks have […] The post Cruise Lines Forced to Change Itineraries After Continued Red Sea Tensions appeared first on BOAT CRUISES TRIPS NEWS. https://boat-cruises-trips.news-6.com/cruise-lines-forced-to-change-itineraries-after-continued-red-sea-tensions/
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tsmom1219 · 4 months
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Chlorine is a highly useful chemical that’s also extremely dangerous − here’s what to know about staying safe around it
Jordanian forensics experts inspect the site of a chlorine gas explosion in the Port of Aqaba in June 2022. Khalil Mazraawi/AFP via Getty Images by Aliasger K. Salem, University of Iowa Many people encounter chlorine in their daily lives, whether it’s as an ingredient in household bleach or an additive that sanitizes water in swimming pools. Chlorine is also used as an antiseptic, a bleaching…
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johnlatter · 5 months
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What if the Israeli military boot was on the other foot? 1/2
What if it was Hamas who had the manpower and resources to invade Israel instead of it being the other way around?
Being murdered and dying as a result of military action (bombing, combat, etc.) are different. 
If Hamas had the upper military hand, then as the accompanying AI artwork suggests, the Red Sea at the Israeli port of Eilat (Gulf of Aqaba) might live up to its name by being full of murdered and mutilated Jews, the surrounding water coloured by their blood. 
The reason for making such a dramatic image is to highlight the fact that the  atrocities Hamas indulged in on the 7th of October, 2023 are a function of an acquired and deliberately corrupted psychological history and not of natural inheritance. 
They have become unnatural hybrid human beings who are now effectively "Human In Shape Only" (HISO), a product of the Palestine culture in the Gaza Strip.
How did this internal change occur?
The fact that both human beings and horses can have their spirit broken (the archeotrauma, alt. archaeotrauma) is a first indication of when this wound appeared in the evolutionary timeline. Consequently, this specific psychological trauma has always been a factor in human societies and has been, and still is, often mistaken for a god. Break a child, subject it to years of relentless and repetitive religious indoctrination that generates layers of repression, and the resultant compounded wound can be corrupted into an internal god of violence with a halo of righteousness that is capable of any type of atrocity.
At the time of writing, it is Hamas' sexual violence (video) that is very much in the news, behaviour of a type that can be found within the artificial structures of human societies but does not exist in the Natural World.
Also see Evolution and Psychology Research.
NB "What if the boot was on the other foot?" is also written, "What if the shoe was on the other foot?"
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