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Below are markers that site sights visited during the [[2007 EPA/ACP Tour|November 20007 JTBNA tour]] of the [[Jordan|Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan]].
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32.653252,	35.678101,	<strong>[[Umm Qais|Gadara (Umm Qais)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">A town in Jordan located on the site of the ruined Hellenistic-Roman city of Gadara. The town was also called Antiochia or Antiochia Semiramis and Seleucia. Gadara was a semi-autonomous city of the Roman [[Decapolis]]. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Umm Qais|Gadara (Umm Qais)]].</div>	 
32.281898,	35.891003,	<strong>[[Temple of Artemis, Jerash|Temple of Artemis, Jerash]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">This Temple was a place of sacrifice dedicated to Artemis and built in 150. Although small, the temple's Corinthian columns soar impressively from the hilltop site; 11 of the 12 front columns are still standing. The temple's inner chamber was originally clad with marble slabs and housed a shrine which probably contained a statue of the goddess. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Temple of Artemis, Jerash|Temple of Artemis, Jerash]].</div>	 
32.281358,	35.889493,	<strong>[[Jerash|Three Byzantine Churches, Jerash]]</strong>    <div style="width:251px; height: 276px; padding: 4px;">Three of the finest Byzantine churches in Jerash are grouped together around a shared atrium. The northernmost is the Church of St. Cosmos and St. Damian, dedicated to twin brother doctors who were martyred in the 4th century (they have a fine church in Rome as well). <br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Jerash|Three Byzantine Churches, Jerash]].</div>	 
32.281357,	35.889492,	<strong>[[Jerash|Jerash, St. John the Baptist Church]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The middle of the three churches is that of St. John the Baptist, dating from 531 AD. Its mosaic floor, now damaged, included images of the four seasons, plants and animals, and the cities of Alexandria and Memphis in Egypt. <br> . &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Jerash|Jerash, St. John the Baptist Church]].</div>	 
32.280422,	35.892067,	<strong>[[Temple of Dionysus/Cathedral, Jerash|Temple of Dionysus/Cathedral, Jerash]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">In the 4th century the temple was rebuilt as a Byzantine church dubbed the Cathedral, although there is no evidence it was more important than any other church. At the top of the stairs, against an outer east wall of the Cathedral, is the Shrine of St. Mary, with a painted inscription to St. Mary and the archangels Michael and Gabriel. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Temple of Dionysus/Cathedral, Jerash|Temple of Dionysus/Cathedral, Jerash]].</div>	 
32.276752,	35.889572,	<strong>[[Jerash|Jerash (Gerasa)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Situated in the north of Jordan, 45km north of the capital Amman, Jerash's geographical features varies from cold mountains to fertile valleys from  suitable for growing a wide variety of agricultural crops. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Jerash|Jerash (Gerasa)]].</div>	 
31.956677,	35.934176,	<strong>[[Wild Jordan Café]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Located in the Wild Jordan Nature Center situated in a magnificent location. This outlet offers healthy low fat cuisine in a superb setting overlooking the old city of [[Amman]].<br /> &nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Wild_Jordan_Caf.C3.A9|the Wild Jordan Café]].</div>	 

31.975609,	35.876133,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#The_Baptist_School|Amman Baptist School]]</strong><div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">one of the many private universities in Amman. It has a covered basketball court. And an open air soccer court. The soccer court was recently reduced to make a new building.<br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#The_Baptist_School|the Amman Baptist School]].</div>
31.97226,	35.90435,	<strong>[[Amman|Amman]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;"><b>Amman</b> sometimes spelled <b>Ammann</b>, is the capital city of the [[Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan]]. A city of 2,125,400 inhabitants (2005 estimate), it is the is both the governmental administration and commercial centre of Jordan. <br /> &nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[Amman|Amman]].</div>	 
31.966763,	35.914886, 	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#De_La_Salle_Church|De La Salle Church]]</strong><div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">De La Salle Church at Frères College, Jabal Hussein, Amman offering Catholic masses in English, is located on Ar-Razi Street at the southeast corner of the Frères College compound.<br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#De_La_Salle_Church|De La Salle Church]].</div>
31.961117,	35.912834,	<strong>[[King Abdullah I Mosque|King Abdullah I Mosque, Amman]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The King Abdullah I Mosque in Amman, Jordan, built between 1982 and 1986 with a capacity of 3000 as a memorial to the late King Hussein's Grandfather.&nbsp;<br />The mosque is an example of modern<br>     Islamic architecture.<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[King Abdullah I Mosque|King Abdullah I Mosque, Amman]].</div>	 
31.956732,	35.909779,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Grand_Hyatt_Hotel|Grand Hayatt Amman]]</strong><div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">located at Hussein Bin Ali street on the third circle, in the Jabal Amman district, primarily known as the financial and diplomatic district of the capital. The hotel offers sweeping vista of the city and the celebrated [[King Abdullah I Mosque]]. <br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Grand_Hyatt_Hotel|Grand Hayyat Amman]].</div>
31.954748,	35.930035	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Al-Hussein_Society|Al-Hussein Society]]</strong><div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">(AHS) is an educational, vocational and therapeutic non-governmental organization dedicated to providing comprehensive habilitation/rehabilitation services to physically challenged individuals, with the emphasis on children, irrespective of their socio-economic status, ethnicity, religion and sex.<br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Al-Hussein_Society|Al-Hussein Society for the Habilitation/Rehabilitation of the Physically Challenged ]]</div>
31.954205,	35.934986,	<strong>[[Hill of the Citadel |The Hill of the Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Towering above downtown Amman, the site of the earliest fortifications is now subject to numerous excavations which have revealed remains from the Middle Bronze Age (2nd mill. BC) and the Iron Age (8th century BC), as well as from Hellenistic (2nd century BC) and late Roman to Arab Islamic Ages. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Hill of the Citadel |The Hill of the Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a)]].</div>	 
31.954203,	35.934985,	<strong>[[Amman|Citadel at Amman (Jabal al-Qal'a)]]</strong> <div style="width:251px; height: 276px; padding: 4px;">The Hill of the Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a) in the middle of Amman was occupied as early as the Neolithic period, and fortified during the Bronze Age (1800 BC). The ruins on the hill today are Roman through early Islamic with artifacts drawn from both residing on the hill's [[Jordan Archaeological Museum|Jordan Archaeological Museum]].<br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Amman|Citadel at Amman (Jabal al-Qal'a)]].</div>	 
31.954144,	35.93428,	<strong>[[Jordan Archaeological Museum|Jordan Archaeological Museum]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Jordan Archaeological Museum. This small museum houses an excellent collection of antiquities ranging from prehistoric times to the 15th century.<br>     <br>         Explore more at: [[Jordan Archaeological Museum|Jordan Archaeological Museum]].</div>	 
31.953751,	35.934937,	<strong>[[Temple of Hercules|Temple of Hercules]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Ancient temple of Hercules, atop a hill. This famous tourist landmark was excavated, to reveal part of the statue of Hercules. The hand of this statue , is now placed in a prominent position on the wall of the Roman museum, dedicated to this site. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Temple of Hercules|Temple of Hercules]].</div>	 

31.83675,	35.546543,	<strong>[[Bethany Beyond the Jordan|Bethany Beyond the Jordan]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The site of John the Baptist's settlement at Bethany beyond the Jordan, where Jesus was baptized, has long been known from the Bible ({{Esv|John 1:28;10:40|John 1:28 and 10:40}}) and from the Byzantine and medieval texts. Here came the words, " This is my son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased." <br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Bethany Beyond the Jordan|Bethany Beyond the Jordan]].</div>	 
31.838371,	35.566704,	<strong>[[Elijha's Hill|Elijha's Hill (Tel Mar Elias)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The hilltop site long identified with Elijah, known is Arabic as Tel Mar Elias where the prophet Elijah ascended into heaven on a chariot of fire and horses of fire - an event that almost two millinia later gave rise to the spiritual "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot."&nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Elijha's Hill|Elijha's Hill (Tel Mar Elias)]].</div>	 
31.8374,	35.553936,	<strong>[[Bethany_beyond_the_Jordan#John_the_Baptist_and_Jesus|Wadi Gharrar Baptismal Area, Bethany Beyond the Jordan]]</strong>  <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Wadi Gharrar is a small tributary of the Jordan River that is fed by about five springs. Tradition holds that these springs provided the water that was used by John the Baptist for baptizing.<br>   <br />   Explore more at: [[Bethany_beyond_the_Jordan#John_the_Baptist_and_Jesus|Wadi Gharrar Baptismal Area, Bethany Beyond the Jordan]].</div>	 
31.767717,	35.725624,	<strong>[[Mount Nebo|Memorial Church of Moses, Mount Nebo]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Mt. Nebo has been an important place of Christian pilgrimage for over 1,600 years. Byzantine mosaics from the early church have recently been uncovered, and a simple modern church has been built over them. <br />     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Mount Nebo|Memorial Church of Moses, Mount Nebo]].</div>	 
31.766592,	35.720055,	<strong>[[Mount Nebo|Mount Nebo]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">a 1,000m (3,300ft) high mountain located 10km/6 mi NW of Madaba in Jordan. It is believed that this is the mountain from which Moses saw the Promised Land before he died.<br /><br>     Explore more at: [[Mount Nebo|Mount Nebo]].</div>	 
31.7225,	35.993332,	<strong>[[Queen Alia International Airport|Queen Alia International Airport]]</strong> <div style="width:210px; height: 200px; padding: 4px;">Queen Alia International Airport (IATA : <b>AMM</b>: OJAI</b>), a two terminal airport, situated in Zizya area, 20 miles (32km) south of [[Amman]] the capital city of [[Jordan]].</div>	 
31.720301,	35.791901,	<strong>[[Madaba#Madaba_Museum|Madaba Archaeological Park]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Queen Noor inaugurated the Madaba Archaeological Park, initiated in 1991 by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the American Center of Oriental Research (ACOR), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Society for the Preservation of Madaba's Heritage and Suburbs.<br />     <br />     Explore more at: [[Madaba#Madaba_Museum|Madaba Archaeological Park]].</div>	 
31.71751,	35.794327,	<strong>[[Madaba#Mosaic_Map_at_St.George_Greek_Orthodox_Church|St. George's Church - Madaba]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Madaba is best known for its superb, historically significant Byzantine era mosaics. Madaba's most famous site is the Mosaic map in the 19th century Greek Orthodox St George's Church. Unearthed 1864, the mosaic was once a clear map with 157 captions (in Greek) of all major biblical sites from Lebanon to Egypt. &nbsp;<br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Madaba#Mosaic_Map_at_St.George_Greek_Orthodox_Church|St. George's Church - Madaba]].</div>	 
31.717663,	35.794285,	<strong>[[Madaba#Church_of_the_Apostles|Madaba Map]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Known as "the City of the Mosaics" in the late 19th century when many mosaics were uncovered throughout the city. The most famous of these is the Madaba Map, a highly valuable 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Madaba#Church_of_the_Apostles|Madaba Map]].</div>	 
31.717399,	35.587506,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Kempinski_Hotel_Ishtar_Dead_Sea|Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea]]</strong><div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Designed in tribute to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the [http://www.kempinski-deadsea.com/en/home/index.htm Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea] is built with local stone boasting 318 rooms and suites along the longest private beach in Jordan.<br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Kempinski_Hotel_Ishtar_Dead_Sea|Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea]].</div>
31.566944,	35.63361,	<strong>[[Machaerus|Machaerus (Mukawir)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">This dramatic hilltop is said to be the traditional site of the execution of John the Baptist. It lies less than 20 km southwest of Madaba at the King's Highway on a stark promontory (720 m), overlooking the Dead Sea and protected on three sides by deep ravines.<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Machaerus|Machaerus (Mukawir)]].</div>	 
31.444782,	35.817986,	<strong>[[Wadi Mujib|Wadi Mujib]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Wadi Mujib is a gorge in Jordan which enters the Dead Sea at 410 meters below sea level. The Mujib Reserve of Wadi Mujib is the lowest nature reserve in the world, located in the mountainous landscape to the east of the Dead Sea, approximately 90km south of Amman. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Wadi Mujib|Wadi Mujib]].</div>	 
31.716500,	35.79635,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Dead_Sea_Panorama_Complex|Dead Sea Panorama Complex]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">offers visitors a museum, conference facilities, a nature shop and restaurant, sits atop the jagged Zara cliff, towering above the Dead Sea itself far below and looking across a rugged and forbidding panorama of ancient rock and human history. Inside the museum are some of the the oldest artifacts in the world.<br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Dead_Sea_Panorama_Complex|Dead Sea Panorama Complex]].</div>
31.050308,	35.502281,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Lot.E2.80.99s_Cave_and_Museum|Lot's Cave Museum]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Jokingly referred to as 'the lowest museum on Earth', this new building guards the entrance (294 steps up a mountain) to the cave monastery where Lot fled after the catastrophe that destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah.<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Lot.E2.80.99s_Cave_and_Museum|Lot's Cave Museum]].</div> 

30.326731,	35.465498,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Crowne_Plaza_Resort_Petra|Crowne Plaza Resort Petra]]</strong><div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">With 147 rooms equipped with high speed Internet on the inside, and a spectacular view of the Petra Mountains from the rooms and back patio, the [http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/cp/1/en/hotel/ammhc?_requestid=327941 Crowne Plaza Resort Petra] is only steps away from the visitor's entrance to [[Petra#The_Siq|the Siq]] and the [[Petra|'Rose Red City']], Petra with its world famous archaeological sites.<br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Crowne_Plaza_Resort_Petra|Crowne Plaza Resort Petra]].</div>
30.32972,	35.440018,	<strong>[[Petra#Winged_Lions_.26_Qasr_al-Bint_Temples|Petra, Qasr Al-Bint]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Probably the main temple of the Nabataean capital, it is the only freestanding building in Petra to have survived centuries of earthquakes and floods<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#Winged_Lions_.26_Qasr_al-Bint_Temples|Petra, Qasr Al-Bint]].</div>	 
30.329012,	35.445065,	<strong>[[Petra#Colonnaded Street|Petra, Nimfarium]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Past Al-Khazneh Nimfarium at the beginning of the Colonnade Street and the adjacent Outer Siq, we come to the Street of Faces, rows of Nabataean tombs with intricate carvings. <br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#Colonnaded Street|Petra, Nimfarium]].</div>	 
30.328892,	35.442356,	<strong>[[Petra#Winged_Lions_.26_Qasr_al-Bint_Temples|Petra, The Great Temple (Qasr al-Bint)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The Great Temple was first explored by Brünnow and von Domaszewski, but it was Bachmann, in his revision of the Petra city plan, who postulated the existence of a 'Great Temple,' aligned with the Colonnade Street, lying on the hillside to the south. <br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#Winged_Lions_.26_Qasr_al-Bint_Temples|Petra, The Great Temple (Qasr al-Bint)]].</div>	 
30.328703,	35.449574,	<strong>[[Petra#Royal_Tombs|Petra, Palace Tomb]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">An exquisite carved monument has the appearance of a palace, hence the name. Badly eroded yet it still looks magnificent, composed of three levels, richly decorated with columns and pillars. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#Royal_Tombs|Petra, Palace Tomb]].</div>	 
30.327728,	35.449329,	<strong>[[Petra#Royal_Tombs|Petra, Urm Tomb]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The largest of the Royal Tombs, its immense courtyard and main chamber, 17 X18.9 m in size, are imposing. Believed to have been carved around 70 AD, it was altered in the mid-fifth century as it was reconsecrated to serve as a Byzantine church. <br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#Royal_Tombs|Petra, Urm Tomb]].</div>	 
30.324978,	35.447083,	<strong>[[Petra#The_Amphitheater|Petra, Theatre]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The architectural style of it was quite unique in the ancient world. Main inspiration was Helleistic, Alexandrian Hellenistic, plus that unique encompassing Nabataean artistic touch. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#The_Amphitheater|Petra, Theatre]].</div>	 
30.324022,	35.46759,	<strong>[[Petra#The Monastery|Petra, Monastery (Ad-Deir)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">A flight of 800+ stairs cut into the rock takes you up the mountain of Ad-Deir, marvelous mountain scenes along the way up. And when you reach the top you will encounter Petra's second most famed attraction: Ad-Deir.<br />     <br>     Explore more at: [[Petra#The Monastery|Petra, Monastery (Ad-Deir)]].</div>	 
30.323305,	35.467499,	<strong>[[Petra#The_Siq|Petra, Main Gate]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">One of the new 7 Wonders of the World, this remote dead city is one of the great archaeological treasures in the world, undoubtedly; it is the most important famous attraction of Jordan. <br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#The_Siq|Petra, Main Gate]].</div>	 
30.322386,	35.451187,	<strong>[[Petra#The_Treasury|Petra, the Treasury (Al Khazneh)]]</strong>    <div style="width:251px; height: 276px; padding: 4px;">One of the most elaborate buildings in the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. As with most of the other buildings in this ancient town, the structure was carved out of a sandstone rock face.<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#The_Treasury|Petra, the Treasury (Al Khazneh)]].</div>	 
30.321638,	35.463177,	<strong>[[Petra#Winged Lions & Qasr al-Bint Temples|Petra, Obelisk Tomb & Bab as Siq Triclinium]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The first major monument visitors encounter in Petra is a few meters from the jinn-blocks. Although it looks like a single monument with an upper and lower half, the Obelisk Tomb (upper) and Bab as-Siq Triclinium (lower) are distinct entities and may even have been built at different times.<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#Winged Lions & Qasr al-Bint Temples|Petra, Obelisk Tomb & Bab as Siq Triclinium]].</div>	 
30.321386,	35.446926,	<strong>[[Petra#High Place of Sacrifice|Petra, High Place of Sacrifice (Al-Madbah)]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Accessible after a hard but enjoyable mountain climb during which the tourists climb up flights of steps cut into the rock. Once at the top, is rewarded with a spectacular view of Petra down below. <br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Petra#High Place of Sacrifice|Petra, High Place of Sacrifice (Al-Madbah)]].</div>	 
30.315454,	35.251808,	<strong>[[Wadi Arabah|Wadi Araba]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The Arabah is 166 km (103 miles) long from the Gulf of Aqaba to the southern shore of the Dead Sea. Topographically, the region is divided into three sections. <br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Wadi Arabah|Wadi Araba]].</div>	 

29.702965,	35.505409,	<strong>[[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, Thamudic rock art]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">For history and antiquities lovers, Wadi Rum is a vast house of clues from the past--for almost every valley, mountainside or large fallen boulder has some vestige or hint of human activity that took place here during the past several thousand years.<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, Thamudic rock art]].</div>	 
29.661802,	35.529785,	<strong>[[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, Rock Carvings]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">For history and antiquities lovers, Wadi Rum is a vast house of clues from the past--for almost every valley, mountainside or large fallen boulder has some vestige or hint of human activity that took place here during the past several thousand years.<br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, Rock Carvings]].</div>	 
29.47517,	35.499916,	<strong>[[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, Burdah Rock Bridge]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">Burdah Rock Bridge stands 35m high and is considered one of the highest natural arches in the world. &nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, Burdah Rock Bridge]].</div>	 
29.631536,	35.452019,	<strong>[[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, 7 Pillars of Wisdom]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">This rock formation made famous by T.E. Lawrence of Arabia, is mentioned in his book by the same title as the landmark for the revolt.&nbsp;<br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum, 7 Pillars of Wisdom]].</div>	 
29.559799,	35.410439,	<strong>[[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum: Lawrence's Spring]]</strong> <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">T.E. Lawrence's Spring in </span><span><a href="http://wikitravel.org/en/Wadi_Rum">Wadi Rum</a><br>located at: 29°33'35.28"N&nbsp; 35°24'37.58"E<br /> </span>&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[Wadi Rum|Wadi Rum: Lawrence's Spring]].</div>	 
29.523439,	35.007229,	<strong>[[Aqaba|Aqaba]]</strong>    <div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">is a coastal town with a population of 70,000, strategically important to Jordan as it is the country's only seaport.      The town is best known today as a diving and beach resort.<br>     &nbsp;<br />     Explore more at: [[Aqaba|Aqaba]].</div>	 
29.53185,	35.001111,	<strong>[[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Aqaba_Gulf_Hotel|Aqaba Gulf Hotel]]</strong>	<div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">conveniently located near the city center, 12 minutes by car from Aqaba International Airport, in the Jordanian southern sea-port city of [[Aqaba]]. The hotel offers  201 rooms & suites, most with a magnificent view of the Red Sea & the Aqaba city; and all equipped with individually-controlled air conditioning & central heating, multi-channel satellite television, radio, direct dial telephone and mini-bar. <br />&nbsp;<br />Explore more at: [[2007_EPA/ACP_Tour#Aqaba_Gulf_Hotel|Aqaba Gulf Hotel]].</div>
29.400021,	34.966801,	<strong>[[The Aqaba Marine Park|The Aqaba Marine Park]]</strong>	<div style="width:265px; height: 225px; padding: 4px;">The Marine Park<br>is home to 21 of Aqabaâ€™s 23 dive sites. It is responsible for<br>monitoring all diving activities to make sure the corals and rich<br>     marine life are always protected. <br>     <br />     Explore more at: [[The Aqaba Marine Park|The Aqaba Marine Park]].</div>	 


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