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Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a fascinating mix of ancient and modern. Originally built on seven hills, the city offers a unique contrast between the Roman ruins that crown its peaks, the bustling souks of the historic center and the cosmopolitan neighborhoods of the west, all under the characteristic white tone of its limestone.
Growing thanks to cafes with good Wi-Fi and an active international community.
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Jordan is the most expensive country in the region, but Amman offers options for all budgets. Transportation and street food are cheap.
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Available in modern shopping centers and cafes, but there is no reliable municipal public network.
Zain, Orange and Umniah have kiosks at the airport. Data plans are affordable and essential.

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Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
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Growing thanks to cafes with good Wi-Fi and an active international community.
Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
Poor and difficult for tourists to use; It depends on taxis.
It is the best time to visit. Hearing the call to prayer (Adhan) from hundreds of mosques simultaneously is a mystical experience.
If they say 'Welcome to Jordan', it's genuine. Responding with a 'Shukran' (thank you) always opens doors.
It is the sacred day. Many shops close in the morning and public transport is almost non-existent until the afternoon.
Use sunscreen and stay hydrated; The sun is deceiving due to the cool breeze from the hills.
Amman is very safe. The biggest risk is heavy traffic and the lack of zebra crossings.
Always make sure they put the meter ('mizaar') on. At night, it is common to agree on a price or use Uber/Careem to avoid problems.