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Jordan’s Official Language
Arabic is the official language of the country and is spoken even by the ethnic minorities who maintain their own languages in their everyday lives.
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The Jordan Rally
In October, the Jordan Rally is a motorcar race which brings together those with the need for speed from every corner of the globe. For a few thrilling days, the festival turns Jordan’s golden dunes into a race track
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The Jerash Festival in Jordan
Jerash one of the largest cultural celebrations in Jordan. Visitors will find music, dance, literature, food, handicrafts and general merriment among the festival goers.
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The Amman International Theatre Festival
This festival brings together some of the rawest and freshest talent from around Jordan. Taking on somewhat of a competitive format, each performer has the chance to showcase their skills
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Aqaba Traditional Arts Festival in Jordan
The northern town of Aqaba hosts a large festival in February celebrating the unique culture of the Bedouin people in which they bring their handicrafts to the seaside town for sale.
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Jordan’s Muharram Celebration
Muharram is a cause for great celebration across many towns in Jordan as it marks of the beginning of the Islamic New Year in January. This happens on a different day each year according to the cycles of the moon.
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The National Dish of Jordan
The national main dish is Mansaf, which consists of lamb cooked in dried yogurt and served with seasoned rice on flat bread, and is always served on holidays and special family occasions.
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Jordan’s Halloumi Cheese
There is a popular cheese in Jordan is called halloumi (similar to feta), made from goat or sheep milk and often served in a sandwich of pita-style bread or cubed in salads.
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The Only Entrance of Petra
To enter the Petra, one has to pass through a narrow canyon of about 1 km. It is bound by tall cliffs of about 80 km called Al-Siq.
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How Old Is Petra
Petra was first established in 312 BC; making it one of the oldest metropolises in the world.
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Why Petra is Called the Rose City
The city is called ‘Rose city’ for the rose-red colored sandstone hills. The red-tinged mountains surrounding Petra on its three sides make it look like a fortress.
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The Famous Jordan’s Petra
Petra, a famous archaeological site in Jordan’s southwestern desert, means “rock” in Greek, and this city lies in a small desert valley completely surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs.
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