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Azraq Wetlands Reserve
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The Azraq Wetland Reserve is a nature reserve located in the town of Azraq in the eastern desert of Jordan. An oasis for migratory birds, the reserve was established in 1978 and covers 12 square kilometres. The natural springs dried up in 1992 and most migratory birds subsequently moved away from the area.
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The Azraq Wetlands Reserve is truly a delightful escape into nature's embrace, a welcome contrast to the surrounding desert landscape of Jordan. From the moment you arrive, a sense of tranquility washes over you. The 8 JD entrance fee feels more than reasonable for the opportunity to witness such a vibrant ecosystem. What struck me most was the sheer number of birds. It was an absolute treat for any nature lover, whether you're an avid birder or simply appreciate the beauty of these...
Read moreWhat a wonderful surprising gem. Beautiful nature, peaceful and respectful environment, and knowledgeable staff.
I did not expect to find such a place in the middle of the desert. We visited in autumn and even at that time of year there was still water. Our guide, Anwar, was very knowledgeable about the ecosystem and local species.
The wetlands reserve is definitely worth a visit. Navigating the tail was easy and safe. The trail is mostly flat, with a few steps and areas with uneven...
Read moreThis was an amazing experience. We took the 3 km walking trail with a guide. There are several stops where you can sit and watch nature. The birds and animals you see will depend on your luck and how quiet it was. We had a buffalo appear. It looked at us and then went its way. We saw several different types of birds and ducks. The walk is outside, so make sure to choose a time when the weather is acceptable for you to walk a while. We went in a lovely time, at the end of winter, at the...
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