A Mystical Holiday with its White Houses, Amman
Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a city close to Turkish culture. Its population is over 2 million. In fact, its food culture is very similar to our Southeastern cuisine.
When you go to Amman, one of the first places you should see is the Dead Sea. You can swim in the lake, which is 120 km away from Amman.
Amman, known as the "White City" due to its houses made of white stone, is a city built on 19 hills.
Among the historical places to visit in Amman are the Temple of Hercules, the Byzantine Church, the Ommayad Palace, and the Roman Amphitheatre with a capacity of six thousand people. Besides these, the Old Bazaar, Jabal Amman, and King Hussein Park can be visited in the old city center called Balad.
Um Qais on the Yarmouk River is a famous beauty that should be seen. You can also watch the unique landscape by going up to the Golan Heights.
You can visit the old churches by going to Madaba, which is 45 km away from Amman.
In the city, where you can enjoy hookahs in many places, there is a surprisingly intense and colorful nightlife, although alcohol consumption is almost non-existent.
For those who want to take photos, we can recommend the Downtown area of the city.
