This was my second time in Jordan after my return visit from Turkey & Syria. After a good rest last night , my next few days were focused on visiting 3 major places of interest which come under the "Wonders" category ie Jerash, Dead Sea & Petra.
This morning, I took a bus (1/2 JD) from Trababour station to Jerash, about 1 1/4 hr from Amman. Jerash is a well preserved Roman city and I spent 3 hours to see the place. I paid 8JD=Rm61 for th
e entrance fee. On arrival, there were 8-10 bus loads of tourists so indeed Jersah is a major attraction in Jordan.
I started my visit to the Hadrian's Arch and then the Hippodrome, which hosted chariot races (2 performances daily) . Next , I passed the oval plaza ( Forum) , the Temple of Zeus, South theatre ( seating capacity of 5,000 people) , colonnated street, Nymphaeum ( main fountain ), Temple of Artermis and a small museum with a good collection of artefacts.
"In Rome, do as what Romans do. In Jerash, let your eye balls roam at this magnificient site. This was, once upon a time, a very prosperous city ever built by the Romans in the Middle East"
This morning, I took a bus (1/2 JD) from Trababour station to Jerash, about 1 1/4 hr from Amman. Jerash is a well preserved Roman city and I spent 3 hours to see the place. I paid 8JD=Rm61 for th
e entrance fee. On arrival, there were 8-10 bus loads of tourists so indeed Jersah is a major attraction in Jordan.I started my visit to the Hadrian's Arch and then the Hippodrome, which hosted chariot races (2 performances daily) . Next , I passed the oval plaza ( Forum) , the Temple of Zeus, South theatre ( seating capacity of 5,000 people) , colonnated street, Nymphaeum ( main fountain ), Temple of Artermis and a small museum with a good collection of artefacts.
"In Rome, do as what Romans do. In Jerash, let your eye balls roam at this magnificient site. This was, once upon a time, a very prosperous city ever built by the Romans in the Middle East"
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