Things To Do in Amman With its Stone Age relics and desert castles along with bustling modern avenues, Jordan’s capital city has more than earned its reputation as a lively crossroads between Middle East and West. Museums and ancient monuments share the city with malls and water parks, so when you go looking for things
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Home to startups, artists, and expats, Jabal Al l’Weibdeh is a charming and laid-back alternative to the bustle of downtown. A growing number of lounges and hip cafes are joining the studio spaces and galleries between the falafel shops on Kuleyet Al-Sharia Street and the National Gallery of Fine Arts.
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Moses Upon Mount Nebo, God revealed Himself to Moses, as He had previously revealed Himself at Sinai, and Moses stood and looked over the Promised Land stretched out in front of him. He saw the Jordan River before him, descending from the heights of Mount Hermon into the depths of the Jordan valley.
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Students enjoying making the traditional sweets for Ead El Feter
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With its wealth of other attractions, Jordan’s splendid Red Sea resort is often overlooked by modern-day visitors. But apart from being a delightful place for discerning holidaymakers, this is actually a great base from which to explore various places of interest in southern Jordan. Aqaba is a fun place. It is a microcosm of all
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Students enjoying celebrating with our graduating international students
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Visiting Jordanian Families Part of the learning process, is to learn the language from its people. For one of a kind experiences, students had the chance to learn the language outside the classrooms, through family visits, to get familiar with the Arab culture, customs and traditions.
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