My Jordan Journal

My Jordan Journal

STORIES OF ADVENTURE, CULTURE, AND FAITH IN JORDAN

Jordan’s Famous Dried Yogurt, “Jameed”

The Jordanian food item, “jameed” is a type of dried yogurt that is not only part of Jordan’s traditional dish but also part of its culture.

Jordan Named as One of Lonely Planet's Best Places to Unwind

According to the Lonely Planet, travelers should make their way to Jordan to unwind.

Next Stop in 'The Amazing Race:' Jordan’s Capital, Amman

An episode of the famous adventure reality series, The Amazing Race was filmed in Jordan’s capital city of Amman.

Celebrating Thanksgiving in Jordan's Capital

While celebrating American holidays in foreign countries may be challenging at times, Thanksgiving has become a much-loved holiday in Jordan’s capital city of Amman with both locals and expats enjoying the ...

A Women-Focused Association in an Ancient Jordanian Town

Located in an ancient Jordanian village that is filled with historic archeological sites one will find the Iraq Al Amir Women’s Cooperative Association.

Meaningful Travel with Baraka Destinations

A leader in Jordan’s sustainable tourism development, Baraka Destinations is a Jordanian social enterprise that aims to create meaningful tourism experiences while supporting local communities.

Five Facts You Didn’t Know About Jordan

Many people around the world may know Jordan to merely be an Arab country in the Middle East; however, Jordan is an immensely unique and must-visit destination that offers countless cultural, historic, and adventurous experiences for any type of ...

Jordan Captured Beautifully in the New York Times

Following a two-year travel halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, photojournalist Daniel Rodrigues and his girlfriend chose to visit Jordan and captured the country beautifully in a New York Times article.