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Middle East

JCMach1

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1. Don't be afraid to take cabs and public transport

Reply to Deep13 (Original post)

Mon May 28, 2012, 01:42 AM

May 2012

My wife was an American woman traveling by herself there and didn't have any difficulty at all. Unless the cab is metered, be sure to negotiate the price before the trip begins.

My wife also found the food surprisingly good.

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advice for sight-seeing in Jordan [View all] Deep13 May 2012 OP

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