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Jordan This picture shows Entrance to Araq al Amir cave, Aramaic writing. It was taken on a travel to Wadi Seer, Jordan, Asia. It is one of the 6707 of travel photographs you can find on Traveladventures.org. You can click on the picture to see more pictures of Wadi Seer. You can also send it as a free electronic postcard or download it for free, by following the links under the picture. Alternatively, you can follow the tags under the picture to find other travel pictures of a particular theme, or switch to another language. Enjoy your travel with pictures from all over the world! Show on map Locate Wadi Seer on map Other languages: \| \| \| \| Categories Architecture Art Bridges City & Cityscape Coastline Culture & Religion Doors & Windows Events History Landscape Nature People Transportation Various	Picture of Entrance to Araq al Amir cave, Aramaic writing (Wadi Seer, Jordan) The entrance to the Araq al Amir cave with the Aramaic writing on the right wall Send image of Entrance to Araq al Amir cave, Aramaic writing as a free postcard Download picture of Entrance to Araq al Amir cave, Aramaic writing Purchase Entrance to Araq al Amir cave, Aramaic writing (Jordan) Tucked away in the backyard of Amman, Wadi Seer is a lovely valley with quiet villages, lots of children, hidden caves and the ruins of a palace. It all sounded easy enough: take a minibus to Suweileh, change to a minibus to Wadi Seer, and from there catch a taxi to Araq al Amir. Somehow, however, we ended up in another village. The busdriver pointed to the two seats behind his own, and took us back to the crossroads where we had been before. From there, it was a short walk to a bus stop and a short hop to Wadi Seer, where another minivan took us to the ruins, but not until it was completely full with passengers. As we continued, we left the cold of Amman behind and entered a lovely valley, with a river running through it, friendly green vegetation on the slopes of the hills. Read more about: Wadi Seer Tags for this picture: \| \| \| \| Asia North America door window Jordan Honduras rock island ruins excavations Wadi Seer Tantallon Castle wall palace
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