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Kays’s mother
Umm Qais is located in the north of Jordan, 30 kilometers northwest of the city of Irbid, and 120 kilometers from the capital Amman, and rises 518 meters above sea level, and overlooks the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights, an ancient Greek-Romen city established in the fourth century BC was called A wall, which is one of the cities of Decapolis, and one of the most important monuments in Umm Qais, the Romen amphitheater, a black basalt theater, the cathedral of a wall and its columns, a shrine, the remains of the Hippodrome, and the archaeological museum.
Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is the lowest spot on the face of the globe, reaching a height of 430 meters below sea level, and the waters of the Dead Sea are rich in minerals, it is a suitable place to relax, and as its salinity rises greatly, it makes floating easier, and it is possible to stay in one of the resorts The Dead Sea, seeing the lights of Jerusalem and observing the sunset. Just as the Dead Sea acquires religious and historical significance, where John the Baptist is believed to have baptized our master Jesus, peace be upon him.
Petra
Petra was once the capital of the Nabateans, and they carved it in the pink rocks, and it is today one of the most important tourist places in Jordan, and one of the seven wonders of the world, and among the most important features of Petra are the treasury, the seas, the amphitheater, the tombs, and the monastery, and the history of the city of Petra dates back to more than 2000 A year ago, it was an important part of the Silk Road that reached China and India, and in 1812 AD Petra was discovered by the West after hundreds of years remained known only to the local population.
Wadi Rum
Wadi Rum is located in the south of Jordan, and it is a desert valley that has unparalleled views. Wadi Rum is famous for its rock formations, high-rise granite slopes, natural monuments, sandstone mountains, and rare colors of sand and rocks.
