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Travel to Middle East - Ahlan Wa Sahlan!

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Ahlan Wa Sahlan! No other phrase sums up the Middle East quite as well as this - Welcome! The harsh desert climate has forged a deep sense of hospitality throughout all the nations of the Middle East. Along with such hospitality are ancient traditions, great food and an abundance of magnificent sites, sounds and smells to enjoy!

With sites such as Petra and Jersh Jordan typifies just what nations of the region has to offer those in search of culture, but there is much more besides, Bedouin roots run deep and the desert sands are just waiting to be discovered. In places like Oman the mountains are a staggering size with hidden valleys - perfect for exploring on foot. There's an abundance of castles and amazing wildlife to discover and those who love the outdoors can sail in dhows, dive over coral gardens or take jeep safaris into the desert for nights spent around the campfire perhaps eating a mansaf or other traditional Middle Eastern fare.

Wherever you travel in this surprisingly diverse region you'll find masses of things to see and do, and be assurred of that friendly welcome wherever you travel.

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Why Travel to Middle East?

  • Crusader castles and lost cities - Krak des Chevaliers, Petra and many more.
  • Discover Greco-Roman and Biblical history.
  • Great deserts, from the Wahiba Sands to Wadi Rum.
  • Walking, trekking, diving and camping.
  • Shop in souks and meet bedouin families.