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Hi. I'm PARIMITA and welcome to my world of travel and my experiences during my travel....in short Welcome to my Blog "My Travels,My Experiences". Do you know that travelling or going for a vacation is one of the biggest stress reliever activity? So in this online journal of mine,you can walk with me and become a traveller along with me as I share my experiences, stories,places of interest, tips, photos,hotels,restaurants and many more facts about a place. Here I share my travel experiences of the past and present. So read for the JOYRIDE!

I think it is important to open your eyes and really see your surroundings, much as you do when you see a new city,town or country for the first time. So apart from writing about places I travel, I will be sharing information, my experiences,places to visit in Kuwait,in general life in Kuwait,shopping bargains, cultural events and happenings,sightseeing tours,restaurants,shops,shopping malls,theater and music evenings.....everything and anything on KUWAIT.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Madaba :Tips for Visitors(JORDAN)

Tips for Visitors , who plan to visit MADABA....






1) It’s worth visiting all the mosaic sites, not just the Church of St George’s….we visited them and were satisfied with what we saw.



2) Buy your Mosaic souvenir here. Its always to buy things at their place of origin….WHY??? because you get variety. It’s slightly costly (don’t worry Not Much) but the variety you will get here is difficult to find in any part of Jordan.
Amazing handicrafts abound in and around Madaba – there are handicraft souks on the road to Mt Nebo, as well as in town mostly centered along Artisan’s Street. Particularly look out for mosaics, hand woven rugs and wall hangings. 
3) Try the lemon and mint iced drink that is readily available in all the cafes here – it’s incredible!( Infact you can have them at Jerash also as its readily available there.)

4) Don't miss Madaba's Museum. It contains some outstanding mosaic panels as well as ancient traditional Jordanian embroidered dresses, jewellery and pottery.

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