Workshops
Workshops
will take place at the National Center for
Culture and Arts in Amman.
The
National Center for Culture and Arts of the King
Hussein Foundation was established in 1987 with
the aim of developing an understanding and awareness
of the value of the arts in the educational process
and to promote social development issues in addition
to enhancing the theater and dance movements in
Jordan and the region.
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Transportation:
Festival buses will move from the suggested
festival hotels to the workshop area every one and
a half hours and back to hotels in Amman |
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Milonga
Amman
The
opening Milonga will take place in Amman.
Amman is the capital and the largest city in Jordan,
a city of modern and ancient features.
Guests
will enjoy a photography exhibition
about tango and jordan as they arrive to the milonga |
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| Transportation:
Festival buses will move from the suggested
festival hotels to milonga Amman and back to hotels
in Amman
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Milonga
Amphitheater in Jerash
The
ruins of Jerash are one of the most well preserved
sites of Roman architecture in the world. One hour
drive away from Amman, our milonga will take place
at the Amphitheater in Jerash which will take dancers
back 2000 years in time.
As
part of the milonga participants will enjoy a special
performance by the Roman Army who
will also surround dancers as they enter this memorable
experience. |
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| Transportation:
Festival buses will move from the suggested
festival hotels to milonga Jerash and back to hotels
in Amman |
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| Milonga
Dead Sea
45
minutes away from Amman, participants will get the
chance to witness a magical sunset and dance at
the lowest point on the face of earth from
sunset until after midnight.
The
Dead Sea has a unique quiet landscape. It offers
great spiritual and ecstatic insight.
The
Dead Sea has much biblical and historical significance.
It
is believed to be the site of five biblical cities:
Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zebouin and Zoar. |
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| Transportation:
Festival buses will move from the suggested
festival hotels to milonga Dead Sea and back to hotels
in Amman |
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| Milonga
Wadi Rum
A
timeless place in the middle of the desert. It will
offer particiants peace and disengagement from life's
daily habits and routines.
Participants will be offered the chance to take
camel and jeeps tours and enjoy the beautiful colorful
Arabian desert.
A Bedouin meals will be offered to all participants
along with a Bedouin show. An all
night closing milonga will follow.
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Transportation:
Festival buses will move from the suggested
festival hotels to Wadi Rum and back to Amman the
day after. Buses will move at 11:00 |
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Participants will spend the night in a tent at the
desert and leave back to Amman the day after unless
you choose to register for more magical trips in the
country |
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| Trip
to Petra
Petra
(the lost city) is the number one tourism attraction
in Jordan. It was chosen as one of the New Seven
Wonders of the World in 2007 and a World Heritage
Site since 1985. It was also chosen by the
BBC as one of the 10 places you have to see before
you die.
The
rose-red rock-carved city is one hour away from
Wadi Rum. Trips will be arranged from Wadi Rum to
Petra and back to Amman. |
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Transportation:
Festival buses will move from Wadi Rum
to Petra at 10:00 then back to Amman at 16:00 |
| Accommodation:
Participants should book for accommodation in Amman
as needed and as per your flight details. |
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| Trip
in Jordan
If
you are interested in seeing more of Jordan, you
may extend your stay for a complete tour to visit
the following locations:
Petra:
The lost city
Kerak: Crusaders Castle
Madaba: The City of Mosaics
Mount Nebo: The place where it
is believed that Moses was buried
Bethany: The area where Jesus Christ
was baptized by John the Baptist
Dead Sea: Be amazed that you can
never sink!
Click
here for full details (Download document file) |
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| Transportation:
Buses will move from Wadi Rum for the trip
that will end back in Amman |
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