Things to do in Umm Qays

The Castle was constructed between 1184 and 1188 by the nephew of the Muslim military leader Saladin. Saladin fought against the Christian military during the Crusades in the 12th Century. The strategic location of the castle enabled Saladin’s army to look out across the Jordan Valley for invaders.The Castle was once only accessible via a drawbridge until 1214 when a new gate was built. Pigeons were used in order to transport messages to the army from the castle. Since the Crusades, the Castle has undergone a number of invasions, rebuilds, and earthquakes which has left very few original 12th Century features. Visitors can learn more about the castle’s history in the museum located on-site.

"Jerash" is a building site from the period when ancient Greece and ancient Rome ruled Jordan. It is located on a hillside not far from the city of Amman, Jordan. Standing on the hill of Jerash, you can overlook the city view of Aman. It was built in 300 BC and took nearly 100 years to complete. The stone pillars mixed with Roman and Greek styles are majestic and tall, standing in rows. On each stone pillar, the remains of the colonial period are engraved on it. Seeing the ruins of Jerash will remind you of the once prosperous Old Summer Palace. The difference is that the Old Summer Palace was a man-made disaster, destroyed by war and looting, and Jerash was destroyed by an earthquake. As a historical site, it is worth visiting. There are some interactive projects inside, such as the Roman chariot experience, but unfortunately there is no Chinese tour guide, and the local tour guide's English is not very good, so it is recommended to do homework before going and make up for the historical knowledge. Overall, this trip is still rewarding.

Absolutely beautiful place. Go at sunset for views all across the city. The Architecture is stunning and you can spend ages wandering around at your leisure.

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Rainbow Street in Zhengzhou is an indoor block within Zheng Hong City, mostly filled with entertainment and gaming businesses. It is clearly divided into sections, including a children's area with play areas and amusement facilities for children, as well as a game world for teenagers.