Wadi Mujib – The Grand Canyon of Jordan
Should you be traveling in Jordan by rental car or on a road trip with a local chauffeur, insist that you take the King’s Highway where you pass a lot of interesting, historical places back in Biblical Times. This is the same route that takes you all the way to Petra, Jordan’s national pride and to Wadi Rum where the desert is a visual feast of colours.
The views along the King’s Highway are stunning, though there are times when you see nothing but the vast expanse of a lonely desert cut through by an equally lonely highway that stretches like a straight arrow at some point. The sunset is painfully beautiful and you hear nothing but silence from afar.
But the most exciting part of the road trip would be passing Highway 35, snaking through the beautiful valley of death. Here on this highway, you’ll find Wadi Mujib – The[easyazon_link asin=”1741794048″ locale=”US” new_window=”yes” nofollow=”default” tag=”pridecostume-20″ add_to_cart=”default” cloaking=”default” localization=”default” popups=”yes”]Grand Canyon[/easyazon_link] of Jordan.
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Jordan’s landscapes are both magnifying and varied: rolling hills, wide-ranging plateaus, solitary plains, precarious gorges, barren mountains, treacherous canyons and craggy cliffs— all create a natural masterpiece that any tourists will find them jaw-dropping wonders.
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Passed this highway many times and it never fails to get the gut out of me. I hold my breath everytime we are on this swirling road.