Actividades en Jordania

带孩子来科技馆玩，场馆所有互动项目都开放，没有额外收费，讲解志愿者对孩子特别耐心，会蹲着给孩子讲原理，很多项目孩子能亲手操作，玩一下午就能懂好多科学知识。场馆空调温度合适，休息区多，逛累了就能坐，价格比游乐场便宜还能学东西，比只知道打卡的网红乐园值太多。

Absolutely beautiful place. Go at sunset for views all across the city. The Architecture is stunning and you can spend ages wandering around at your leisure.

🌙 Petra by Night — where ancient wonders glow by candlelight, the desert falls silent, and history feels like a dream. ✨🇯🇴❤️💫🛕#PetraByNight #Jordan #WondersOfTheWorld #TravelDreams

郑州的彩虹街是正弘城的一个室内小街区，大多是娱乐游戏的商家，分区很明显，有少儿区，儿童玩乐场所及游乐设施，还有青少年的游戏世界。

Petra is one of the world's most extraordinary ancient cities, hidden among the rose-red mountains of southern Jordan. Carved directly into sandstone cliffs more than 2,000 years ago, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its magnificent rock-cut architecture, narrow canyons, and mysterious ancient history.Known as the Rose City, Petra was once the thriving capital of the Nabataean Kingdom and an important trading hub connecting Arabia, Egypt, and the Mediterranean.

蛇道是通往佩特拉古城的一条峡谷，因其蜿蜒而狭长而成为“蛇道”。这里最窄的地方仅能通过自驾马车，稍微宽的地方也不过几米的样子。蛇道两边的崖壁色彩鲜艳，最深印象就是临近卡兹尼神庙时，穿过最狭窄的蛇道，一缕阳光照在卡兹尼神庙的崖壁上，那一瞬间让人感动到流泪。

The Hashemite Plaza is a plaza spread over 20,000 sq and one of the most popular spots in Amman. Located on Al-Hashemi Street, it has pretty foundations, lovely gardens, and seating facilities across the open area. With eateries, restaurants, and cafes a visit to the Hashemite Plaza is a pleasant way to spend an eveningNamed after the Jordanian Royal family, the eastern end of the plaza is one of the best places to take a stroll and enjoy the surrounding views. Also, the Amman Book Festival is conducted here each year. The Hashemite Plaza is surrounded by a couple of landmark Roman ruins. The Roman Theatre looks splendid with its 6000 seats looming on the southern side of the Hashemite Plaza. On the eastern side is Odeon, the smaller theatre. A short distance afar is Nymphaeum, the Roman public fountain. Besides, the Citadel Hill stands tall above the Hashemite Plaza and offers some great bird-eye views of it from its top.

The history of Jerash is a long and detailed one that is best discovered whilst exploring the ruins and museums of the city itself. The city was conquered by General Pompey in 64 BC when it was named Gerasa. Gerasa grew in wealth and later became a colony in the third century. Due to an earthquake and a number of crusades leading up to the 12th Century, the city’s ancient sites were not discovered again until the end of the 19th century.

Wadi Rum was so fun to go to. We woke up at 5 in the morning to watch the sunrise on camels and it was completely worth it. And it wasn’t even too hot#wadirum #visitJordan #desert #mytripvlog #awesomepic

The Castle was constructed between 1184 and 1188 by the nephew of the Muslim military leader Saladin. Saladin fought against the Christian military during the Crusades in the 12th Century. The strategic location of the castle enabled Saladin’s army to look out across the Jordan Valley for invaders.The Castle was once only accessible via a drawbridge until 1214 when a new gate was built. Pigeons were used in order to transport messages to the army from the castle. Since the Crusades, the Castle has undergone a number of invasions, rebuilds, and earthquakes which has left very few original 12th Century features. Visitors can learn more about the castle’s history in the museum located on-site.