Experience the journey that is Jordan
Posted in Ecotourism, Experience the Journey on Jun 6th, 2008
I’ve only mentioned ecotourism in Jordan once on this blog, and yet it seems to have brought in a great deal of interest in the form of links and emails. That in mind, here are some more recent articles from eco-tourists, ecopreneurists and a Peace Corps worker, all experiencing the journey that is Jordan without trashing the country side or the indigenous population.
Posted in Day 8 - Baptismal Site, Dean's blog, Experience the Journey on Jun 3rd, 2008
No Christian pilgrimage is complete without a tour of Jordan. And no tour of this ‘other holy land’ is complete without walking where Jesus walked to the place where John the Baptist helped initiate Christ’s ministry - Bethany Beyond the Jordan. A now muddy, oily creek that separates Israel from Jordan, while uniting the hearts of Believers for decades - as reflected in some of the following blog posts by the posts of pilgrims visiting its banks:
Posted in Experience the Journey on May 29th, 2008
Yes folks, from nearly halfway around the globe we bring you the best exerpts from tourists blogging about the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, be it someone reenacting Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade or a visitor asking questions about the Jerash Festival - blogJodan.com is here to conveniently summarize the blogosphere of Jordanian Tourism this last week of May 2008.
Posted in Experience the Journey on May 22nd, 2008
Just about everyone visiting the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan these days blogs about it. My job is to bring to you the best and brightest of the “Journeys to Jordan” blogosphere. So grab a cup of coffee, lean back in that boring office chair and share with me in yet another exciting installment of “Experiencing the Journey” … starting with …
Posted in Ecotourism, Experience the Journey on May 17th, 2008
Imagine abseiling the cliffs of Wadi Manshalah, racing through the red sand dunes of Wadi Rum, or perhaps even going against the flow swimming upstream at Wadi Mujib. These are just some of the natural treasures off the beaten track in Jordan one can take-in while engaging in ecotourism in Jordan.
Posted in Experience the Journey on May 7th, 2008
Yeah I know what you’re thinking, my friend went to Jordan and all I got was a URL to his stinking Jordan tourism blog. All the more reason to go there yourself … but until then … here are 3 more persons blogging about the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, posting their experiences and sharing their photos so the rest of us can stew in our offices and live vicariously through their journeys: