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Some time after the bridge, the driver / guide took us to the coastal hotel and left us for 2 nights. Well, here it is, godly, and further to the northern end of the lake - there is no cheaper than $ 150 per night. Well, if with procedures, then this should be counted on $ 250-300 per day. Actually, you shouldn't get involved with paid procedures, because the main trick here is water, and this is free here. Pull off the road and swim as much as you like. Here's a shot of the coastline.
The Dead Sea is a granite bath. Granite pebbles, but the white strip along the water's edge is how dry the water level has been in just the last year. Well, a meter a year! On YouTube you can find descriptions., That on the shores of the Dead Sea in recent years, they say, such water pits are formed.
And there are about 3 thousand such pits along the shores of the Dead Sea. We must make a remark here, no “pits” as such are “formed” here, the process is actually quite different! The water level goes down, and in different parts of the coast, dried-up areas of the bottom with small pits still filled with water appear from under the water. Subsequently, these "puddles" will dry out. But incompetent people sell it almost as a “divine process” of forming holes so that tourists pay to swim in these puddles! Fools are deceived everywhere! This is a worldwide and global process!
Here's another photo. That's where the blue of the water is - that's all - there you won't feel the bottom under your feet - a meter from the shore! It just goes like a sharp bottom break to the depth! A shower on the shore is of course a must. Do not try to take this water into your mouth, you will fly out like scalded rinse your mouth under the shower!
A couple of nights later, a chauffeur came to pick us up and took us further. Our interests coincided here. The chauffeur wanted to earn more money and we went the longest way.
Promotional video:
Because from the Dead Sea it is already 30 km to the airport. We learned that to the north of Amman, 60 km, there is the city of JERASH, where there are ancient ruins! So we said that the driver would take us to this JERASH, but round, along the Jordan River! That is, we reach the northern end of the Dead Sea, where Mount Nebo is, and we turn to the west, through the mouth of the Jordan River. There is just the place where Jesus baptized, right before the confluence of the Jordan into the Dead Sea. This is a Jordanian place. The Israeli place where Jesus baptized is located much to the north! Loot on this cut and Jews and Muslims, well, in general, everything except Christians.
And where we crossed the Jordan River, it is under Mount Nebo.
This is in the Arab village of RAMA, just 4 km from the border point with Israel and the biblical city of Jericho, and almost at the confluence with the Dead Sea - there is no river there, Jordan is a dirty stream of sewage! It's even smaller than in this photo!
Here is a photo from a quadcopter with instructions for Russian Orthodox:
Pay special attention, because we have dwelt on this phenomenon more than once! That the iconic places along the rivers have the shape of “HORSESHOES !!!
There are always some peculiarities in these places! And then this place was chosen, so to speak, "with a taste"! Here is another small video - here, although in English, it is very clearly graphically shown how the Dead Sea dries up. - "The Dead Sea is drying up at an alarm rate!" The Dead Sea is drying up at an alarming rate.
What does NOT say that the main reason for the drying up of the Dead Sea is that the Israelis take all the water from the Jordan River even higher than the Arab part of it! It is officially written in WIKI that for Israel the Jordan River is the second source of fresh water supply and the Israelis shunt all the water BEFORE the Arab section of the river! “Jordan River are the second largest water resource for Israel” and the article on the Dead Sea states that “Beginning in the 1960s, water inflow to the Dead Sea from the Jordan River was reduced - which since the 1960s, that is, immediately after the formation of Israel, the Jews began to take almost all the water and the war with the Arabs in 1967 was partly due to water!
The Arabs told us that it was the Israelis who steal water from the Jordan River, and therefore from the Dead Sea. That is, the proverb that “if there is no water in the river, then you have drunk….”, Which they gave out as, they say, an indicator of the absurdity of accusations against them, just here on the Jordan River is 150% true! The water in the Jordan River, where Jesus baptized, was stolen by the Israelites! There is NO water in Jordan! All! A narrow stream remained!
We'll show you an important map right now. Because in the last episode we stopped right here - at the mouth of the Jordan River. This card presents the political side of this case. As you can see, all this land from the Israeli side also belongs to the Arabs for 2 thousand years.
This area is exactly that notorious "WESTERN BANK" - "WEST BANK" of the JORDAN River from which the Israelis want to squeeze the Arabs! The Zionists have an open plan to genocide all Arabs in the region. And the only hitch is that in the modern world with all these false slogans about pacifism, international law, etc. crap, the Zionists have to genocide the Arab goyim with caution. When the USSR was in general, the situation was not in favor of the Zionists.
And now we are driving along the Jordan gutter strictly to the north for about 20 km. There will be some rather large town located on the hills, we will turn RIGHT - into it, we will pass the town, and begin to crawl up the hills. Having danced a little along the hills, here they are with vegetation and are quite picturesque, we will climb the highest and most beautiful of them. There is a medieval castle of the KRESTONOSTSEV called AJLUN. If you open the wiki article, you will see the location of the castle in Jordan and the castle itself:
It's weird that he isn't even on the list of Jordan castles on Wiki! A very conspicuous castle with a tourist center and tickets, and a large gift shop. It stands picturesquely over the hills!
It is strange that his Hebrew name is not given. It's like "the heart of Israel"! But we saw that the castle stands on a hill, which is a white marble melt! It’s like this all the time, medieval castles were always built on ancient melts, which were passed off as, they say, “natural rocks”. This is also the case in Europe. After that, we drove a little more between the beautiful hills covered with olive trees. For some reason olives grow well on molten marble! On granite - nifiga! And we flew into the city of JERASH! The Hebrew name for the city of GERASA, Greek GERSIM. Here is an article about this Jerash, here is the location of this Jerash, and just the central historical place, the ancient Roman city. This is a rather long street, about two kilometers with columns, of course with ticket sales.
This is closer to the end of the street. It's all here in the middle of a modern city:
Well, about 3 hours you can calmly walk around here. Of course, unlike the tour, you have to be adults and understand that nothing has survived in this form until now. All this was buried in the ground, and they dug these columns out of the ground during the last century with the development of tourism, so that there was something to present to tourists. But strictly speaking - it's all FAKE! NEW BUILD from old parts! So how they build and arrange everything here is just, strictly speaking, the fantasies of modern archeologists on ANCIENT themes!
Read the continuation here.