@IhsanSalaita Rose-Red Petra: A Never-Ending Tale
Petra and its surrounding areas—stretching from the Al-Sharah Mountains down to Al-Naqab—
Hold endless stories.🏛
You are certainly right, my friend; the North looks its most beautiful in the spring. It is a region filled with natural springs, breathtaking scenery, and authentic history, and it overlooks the West Bank—Arab Palestine. Places like Irbid, Ramtha, Ajloun, Jerash, and—of course—Salt; Salt is truly beautiful.
Salt and Ma'an are, in a sense, where the story begins—they are the very roots of Jordan.
As for the Zarqa Stream, the effects of climate change have made the situation somewhat troublesome; every year, we hear reports of flooding and washouts caused by torrents. This is an issue that needs to be addressed for the future.
@IhsanSalaita@freedom_honest Yes, that was over 130 years ago, and there is documented evidence in the form of videos and photos; I believe the "Mish'ab" account has published some of them.
To be honest, I don't have much experience with the northern regions—places like Jerash, Ajloun, Tabaqat Fahl, and the valleys and mountains of northern Jordan are areas I’m not very familiar with. However, I am thoroughly knowledgeable about the south. As for the Zarqa River area you mentioned, I believe the entire zone is undergoing major redevelopment as part of the "New Amman" project; within a few years, the landscape will be completely transformed, stretching from Saqf Al-Sail all the way to Ain Ghazal.
@freedom_honest@IhsanSalaita Mut'ib Bi-Izzati" — a beautiful name. Indeed, all the valleys, castles, and locations in Jordan are beautiful. It is a stable country in the heart of the Middle East and an oasis of safety. May God preserve peace and security in Jordan. 🇯🇴
A rock in the middle of the desert, as if glorifying God—the One, the Irresistible.
Wishing everyone a blessed Friday.
To God belongs the dominion of the heavens and the earth🌙✨️
You know, my friend—given your extensive experience in describing locations—there is the Al-Balou’ Obelisk.
There is a valley in Karak specifically called Al-Balou’, located near Mount Shihhan.
Few people talk about it; it features rock formations that look like ruined fortresses or something similar.
It is a very strange and mysterious valley.
I will finish covering areas within Madaba, and then I’ll return to Karak.
Tafilah boasts numerous landmarks, valleys, and breathtaking trails.
They begin at the Dana Reserve and extend from Shobak to the Jordan Valley; from there, paths lead to the Sharah Mountains, Ma'an, and Wadi Musa. We have not finished yet—I will list them all.
#Here_is_the_Jordanian_South 🏛🇯🇴