Ma'in Hot Springs
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The Ma'in Hot Springs also known as Hammamat Ma'in are a series of hot mineral springs and waterfalls located between Madaba and the Dead Sea in Madaba Governorate, Jordan.
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The Ma'in Hot Springs also known as Hammamat Ma'in are a series of hot mineral springs and waterfalls located between Madaba and the Dead Sea in Madaba Governorate, Jordan.
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🇯🇴 10 things to do in Jordan ⬇️ 1. Stay in a bubble tent in the desert and sleep under the stars. I recommend @aichaluxury 2. Float in The Dead Sea 3. Explore the seven sights of Wadi Rum in a 4x4 jeep tour 4. Soak in the Ma’in Hot Springs 5. Visit the ancient city of Petra 6. Try local Jordanian cuisine like Mansaf 7. Explore Aqaba and swim in the Red Sea 8. Drink the popular local drink - Limonana 9. Attend the evening ‘Petra by Night’ event 10. Have tea with the Bedouin Want more recommendations? Head to my blog kelseyinlondon.com for my ultimate Jordan travel guide. #shareyourjordan #visitjordan #visitjordan🇯🇴 #🇯🇴 #gojordan #traveljordan #everydayjordan #middleeast #middleeasttravel #deadsea #deadseajordan #petra #petrajordan #thetreasury #bucketlisttravel #bucketlistadventures #bucketlist #travelblogger #travelreels #travelvideo #traveltips #travelguide #travelinspo #travelinspiration #travelgirl #travelbucketlist #traveldestination #uktravelblogger #placestovisit #girlsthatwander
kelseyinlondonkelseyinlondon
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🇯🇴 Top things to do in Jordan ⬇️ 1. Stay in a bubble tent in the desert and sleep under the stars. I recommend @aichaluxury 2. Float in The Dead Sea 3. Explore the seven sights of Wadi Rum in a 4x4 jeep tour 4. Soak in the Ma’in Hot Springs 5. Visit the ancient city of Petra 6. Try local Jordanian cuisine like Mansaf 7. Explore Aqaba and swim in the Red Sea 8. Drink the popular local drink - Limonana 9. Attend the evening ‘Petra by Night’ event 10. Have tea with the Bedouin When to visit Jordan? The best times to visit Jordan are in Spring (March-May) or Autumn (September-November). During these months it’s mostly sunny and between 20-28ºC/68°F-82°F. Outside of these months and it is absolutely SCORCHING. With plenty of exploring to do, you’ll want to plan your trip for the slightly cooler months. How long to stay in Jordan? 5-7 days is the ideal amount of time to see the best that Jordan has to offer. I recommend dedicating at least two full days for visiting Petra. 2 days in the Wadi Rum, 1 day in Aqaba, 1 day in the Dead Sea and 1 day in Amman. Want more recommendations? Head to my blog kelseyinlondon.com for my ultimate Jordan travel guide. Video edited with my video filters (link in bio) @presetsbykelsey #shareyourjordan #visitjordan #visitjordan🇯🇴 #🇯🇴 #gojordan #traveljordan #everydayjordan #middleeast #middleeasttravel #deadsea #deadseajordan #petra #petrajordan #thetreasury #bucketlisttravel #bucketlistadventures #bucketlist #travelblogger #travelreels #travelvideo #traveltips #travelguide #travelinspo #travelinspiration #travelbucketlist #traveldestination #uktravelblogger #placestovisit
kelseyinlondonkelseyinlondon
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If you need ideas for your next trip @justasklayla to get inspired 💬 A journey through the blend of past and present - discover Jordan’s magic 🇯🇴✨ 📍Location names: 1- Al-Siq, Petra 2- Wadi Rum 3- Ma’een hot springs 4- The Treasury, Petra • Save this for your Jordan trip✈️
justasklaylajustasklayla
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Ma'in Hot Springs, is a beautiful destination to choose for a honeymoon, or renewing your vows, a special vacation or celebration get-away. The road is a bit tricky, so go slowly and travel during the day. Enjoy the drive to Ma'in, it's beautifully situated in the Dead Sea area. The staff are extremely friendly and have been trained to recognize guests from day one and make you feel at home. The management of this hotel are very pleasant, and were by our side within seconds when we had a minor accident, they kept coming and going ensuring we are ok, and we had to convince them that there is no need for medical attention. But they were great, their kindness and care was very professional and compassionate. I recommend going to Ma'in during months which are not too hot, but also not cold, so you can enjoy the outdoors. But also not too hot, to enjoy the rest of the places in the Dead Sea area. If you are a shishah person, they make the best shishah out on the big terrace off the main restaurant. They do serve Zarb but there are special times for that, so if you are in the mood to eat it, please make sure to inquire about it. Also, due to its location being 260 meters below sea level makes internet reception and telephone coverage a bit tricky, which is fine, that is the purpose of a get-away or a honeymoon, you need to be away from the entire world and just relax. their breakfast buffet has so many options, I suggest you take advantage of it, but also take advantage of all their buffets, everything they serve is extremely delicious and the view while enjoying your meal is ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!!! I not only recommend this resort, I'm telling you, if you don't visit you would have missed a lot, this place should be on your bucket list, but listed several times.
Yazan Al KhuzaiYazan Al Khuzai
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Beautiful hot springs. I don’t understand how people can go in the pools which are hot in the hot weather :) entry fee was 15 JOD The Ma'in Hot Springs (Arabic: حمامات ماعين) also known as Hammamat Ma'in are a series of hot mineral springs and waterfalls located between Madaba and the Dead Sea in Madaba Governorate, Jordan.[1] Location The Ma'in Hot Springs are located 74 km (64 miles) south of Amman in Madaba Governorate and is 27 km away from Madaba. They are located 264 meters (866 feet) below sea level. The region contains a total of 63 springs at different temperatures but similar chemical composition, containing chemical elements and compounds such as sodium, calcium, chloride, radon, hydrogen sulfide, and carbon dioxide. Temperatures in some springs reach 63 degrees Celsius.[2] Medical tourism The Ma'in hot springs are considered a medical tourism destination, with visitors seeking treatment for chronic physical ailments such as skin and circulatory diseases, and bone, joint, back and muscular pains. In addition to immersing the body in the springs, foot baths and steam treatments are available. Many come in the winter, due to the region's warm climate.
János IskiJános Iski
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This place is Magical to say the least, first of all to get to it you will get to the lowest point on earth earth then go back up in some of the curviest roads ever , water view is amazing on the way. The hotel itself has great charm to it and the decor is very much a middle eastern one. It’s dated a bit but really it’s not that big of a deal. We had a small issue with the Bath room and they fixed it right away. The hotel is situated right on the hot springs and they have 2 pools. One that is fed from the hot water and another one that is filled with normal water. The garden area is beautiful too and it’s pretty walkable. The hot water is unbelievable, you feel so relaxed after taking a dip in the water, my kids had aczema and this water cured it entirely. The little known secret is that you can also go to the area which is outside of the hotel premises and use the hot water fall in there. That one has a cave that encompasses a sauna and you will reap all the benefits from that steam. The water there is extremely hot you can’t step your foot in it. We had an amazing stay here and we highly recommend it.
Ashraf AyyashAshraf Ayyash
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