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Fuheis
Fuheis being a cute towns on hills of Jordan is well known for its beautiful views, cool climate and friendly atmosphere where culture, art, and local flavors mix.
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Fuheis, located on a hillside northwest of Amman, is a beautiful, picturesque town in Jordan that presents an amazing combination of nature, culture, and tradition. The town is enveloped by olive groves and vineyards and it is a perfect spot for people to get away from the busy city life and enjoy the peace and quiet, being only a short trip away from the capital city.
The town Fuheis has been an important cultural center, and is also known for having a very dynamic and lively community. The annual Fuheis Festival, which takes place in the town, draws people from all over the country with its program of music, art exhibitions, and traditional performances that reveal the area's artistic character. The town's stone-built houses, narrow streets, and hillside cafés are conducive to a rustic charm that is inviting to tourists.
People travel to Fuheis to try local Jordanian food, to dine in family restaurants, and to be treated with kindness in the quiet countryside. Fuheis is an epicenter of relaxation, photography, and learning about cultures because of its trendy climate all year round and the magnificent views of the valleys and hills.
Your trip to Fuheis would be a high point of your journey as you would be surrounded by the artsy atmosphere and homemade delicacies tasting or just viewing the sunset over the hills.
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The culture of Jordan is deeply influenced by Bedouin customs and values where hospitality and generosity are the main characteristics. One of the ways to welcome visitors is by offering them Arabic coffee and dates. On the table, one can find delightful meals, the principal one of which is mansaf (lamb and rice), alongside others such as falafel, hummus, and maqluba. Basically, sharing food is a major and vital part of the social life in Jordan.
Jordan is definitely one of the safest destinations in the Middle East. Besides tourist places, local people are also very hospitable to visitors. It is always good for tourists, however, to be aware of local news and observe the usual travel safety rules just like in any other place.
Jordan is best to be visited in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) seasons. The temperatures are moderate and comfortable for visiting lovely places like Petra, the Dead Sea, and the desert. However, summer can be really hot in the southern and desert regions.
Jordan has a lot to offer in the way of historical and natural attractions that have gained international recognition such as Petra, the ancient city of Nabateans, which was literally hewn out of mountains; the Dead Sea, Earth’s lowest spot; the Wadi Rum Desert, famous for the reddish-colored sands and odd-shaped rocks; the lively capital Amman; and Jerash, which is considered one of the most intact Roman cities.
A majority of the visitors are required to have a visa to visit Jordan as a tourist. Travelers from many countries have the option of receiving a visa upon their arrival at Queen Alia International Airport or applying for e-Visa through the internet. The Jordan Pass is a wonderful alternative—it not only takes care of visa fees but also allows entry to more than 40 sites for tourists which are inclusive of Petra.