Jarash Transportation

by Djinn76
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From Amman, you could take a taxi to Jerash. For example, it could cost about 35JD plus 7JD per hour you would spend on site.

Now you could take the bus as well... for less than 0.5JD!!
They are leaving from Abdalli station. Simply ask your way to the locals and pay once you are inside.

On the way back, it was slightly more expensive, 1JD for a kind of service taxi. Close to the bus station, there is also a "taxi station", they are simply filling in car to Amman. Pay however attention to this kind of transportation, the guy organising the cars speaks fluently English but the drivers don't! He dropped us to some place in Amman without giving us a clue where we were. Finally we took a second taxi to the hotel...

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	To Jerash Tip Rating:

By MalenaN

on February 10, 2006

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Jerash

I had planed to visit Ajlun and Jerash on a daytrip from Amman using public transport, but was a bit concerned if I was going to be in time to catch the last bus back from Jerash (I had got mixed reports of when it was leaving).

As I had breakfast in the hotel in the morning I was going I heard a French couple talking to the man in the reception and they had the same plans as I had. I talked to them and in the end we decided to take one of the tours from the hotel (only transport), which would give us the time also to visit Uum Qais. We started in Uum Qais, then went on to Ajlun and last to Jerash. It was a long day but we did not have to rush through any of the sites and it was convenient. We split the price between the three of us and I paid 16,5 JD.

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	Hitching Tip Rating:

Updated By freya_heaven

on December 22, 2004

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Me, in Hitch truck

I really wouldnt recommend hitching alone, that would be crazy, especially for fairy headed people. ( I was stupid enough to do it in Israel & only just got myself out of trouble!).

But its a great way of meeting locals and getting around cheaply or free.

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	Hitch from the Boarder Then Bus to Kerak Tip Rating:

Updated By freya_heaven

on December 22, 2004

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Alex & Myself in back of Truck

From the Jordan/Israel King Hussain Boarder crossing we got a hitch to Jerash.

Fom Jerash we took a bus southwards to Kerak, changing at Amman.

It was an interesting bus ride, we sat at the back with all the local women, who plied us with sweets, and sang songs!

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	Getting There

By antistar

on January 21, 2007

You can take a bus from Amman for less than a dinar. It's a journey of about an hour or so. To get here from Madaba, you need to get a bus via Ajlun or Amman (preferably Ajlun and combine it with a visit to the castle there). Alternatively you can hire a taxi. For a round trip, including Ajlun, you can expect to pay in the region of 30-40 JD.

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	Jerash, The Ancient Roman City

By Vabate

on June 25, 2006