The construction of a new visitors’ center on an archaeological area of the Amman Citadel has outraged some experts — yet others think it’s a good idea. So what’s going on? Written by Nick Seeley. Read parts 1 and 2. Content by JO Magazine. THE CONTROVERSIAL JD1.1 million revitalization of the Amman Citadel has left.

As kids, there always seems to be this fascination with trains. When we grow older, the fascination doesn’t ebb but it seems to intensify. Maybe it is more of a fascination of large machines, but either way, trains are cool and have an important place in history. Watch this view of the newly resurrected train.

Written by L. S. Photos by L. S., Winkie Williams, and Ramsey Tesdell This spring, I traveled with my friends on the Hijazi (Hidjaz in Turkish) Railway, starting in Amman and heading towards Zarqa. We started near Amman Al- Mahta Balad and end up to the Zarqa highway. After a short taxi ride to the.

Written by Greg Sheppard Before arriving in Jordan I had the same picture as most probably do about the climate to expect: a desert. After living in Jordan for the past several months, experiencing the hot summer and mostly dry winter, I never expected to find lush scenes of rushing steams, waterfalls and greenery. At.