DISCOVERING NEW CULTURES IN JORDAN
DISCOVERING NEW CULTURES IN JORDAN One of the first things you’ll notice in Jordan is the incredible hospitality. Known as "Ahlan wa Sahlan," the Jordanian welcome is genuine and heartfelt. Whether you’re visiting a bustling city like Amman or a small village in the countryside, you’ll likely be invited to share a cup of tea or a meal. This generosity stems from deeply rooted Bedouin traditions that emphasize kindness to strangers. Food: A Cultural Journe Jordanian cuisine is a feast for the senses. Dishes like mansaf, the national dish made of lamb cooked in fermented yogurt and served over rice, tell a story of heritage and celebration. Street food such as falafel, shawarma, and kunafa offer delicious snapshots of daily life. Don’t miss trying a traditional Bedouin zarb, where meat and vegetables are slow-cooked underground. Living History Jordan is a land of living history. Exploring cities like Amman reveals a mix of Roman ruins, Ottoman architecture, and vibrant souks....