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Sharif Hussein Bin Ali Mosque in Aqaba, Jordan
Sharif Hussein Bin Ali Mosque in Aqaba, Jordan

Red Sea Snorkelling. Desert Castles.

Aqaba’s history dates back to 4000 BC and was once a key Roman port. With year-round sun, you can enjoy watersports and explore the coral reefs of the Red Sea that teem with brightly coloured fish. Magnificent Petra, an ancient city carved out of stone, and one of the World’s Seven Wonders, is nearby. Back in Aqaba, visit the 13th-century castle fortress, archaeological museum and mosque and enjoy a traditional lamb dish with yogurt and rice accompanied by mint tea or sweet Turkish coffee.

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Snapshots of Aqaba

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View of Eilat beach, Israel  over  Aqaba city, Jordan. Eilat Beach Aqaba, Jordan
Wadi Rum also known as The Valley of the Moon. It is a valley cut into the sandstone and granite rock in southern Jordan 60 km to the east of Aqaba; it is the largest wadi in Jordan. Wadi Rum also known as the Valley of the Moon.
Petra Jordan Once-lost ancient carved city
View from Siq on entrance of City of Petra, Jordan Ancient rock-carved city of Petra
View on Eilat in Israel from Aqaba in Jordan: diving destinations on the Red Sea View across the Red Sea of Israel from Aqaba.

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Main entrance gate of Aqaba Fortress, Mamluk Castle located in Aqaba city, Jordan

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Jordanian meal, Mansaf. rice with yogurt Mansaf with meat and jameed, jamed and nuts on top

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The Monastery or Ad Deir at beautiful sunset in Petra ruin and ancient city of Nabatean kingdom, Jordan, Arab, Asia

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