Unless you’re going to a remote region lacking basic sustenance, food is generally a crucial part of a travel experience. While I may not be a fan of Jordanian cooking styles, I found their dessert landscape worth tucking into and coffee culture an inspiration. 1. Knafeh If you’re only going to have one dessert while … Continue reading Dessert & Coffee Culture in Jordan
After a wonderful trip in Petra, we headed down to the southern tip of Jordan, toward the border with Saudi Arabia, in a bid to get a taste of Mars on Earth. With its reddish-orange dunes colored by iron oxide and gargantuan sandstone and granite rock formations created by Mother Nature, Wadi Rum, aka the … Continue reading Wadi Rum: Visit Mars on Earth in Jordan
When I heard of Petra, the only thing that came to mind was the iconic, exquisitely decorated façade carved from a cliff of rosy sandstone, namely the Treasury. But this rock-cut capital city of the Nabateans that had lost to the Western world for hundreds of years has so much more to offer for travelers … Continue reading A Day in Petra – The Lost City of Jordan
Crystal on the journey 