Many years ago, i was driv8ng in the Jordanian desert. I stopped in a small village where I saw a baker making bread. I will never forget the taste of tnat bread fresh from the oven. I also spent the night in a tomb in Petra. I woke up at 3 in the morning and saw it under a full moon. Unforgetable!
Kudos to Jordan for inviting you! I was In Jordan around 2005 when Iraq reconstruction contractors flew from Baghdad via Jordan to the US. Now I can see what I missed! Eli is now a super travel & culture influencer! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That is an incredible news Eli... being invited by ministry of tourism!! Congratulations! I've been follow your youtube channel for a while and I have to be honest that I became a fan of your content!! Break a leg!
Historic note: When John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln in 1865, he jumped out of the presidential theater box onto the stage to escape. He was wearing spurs to ride an escape horse, and one of the spurs caught on a flag as he jumped. So Booth was thrown off balance and he landed with his other knee hard onto the stage. Ouch! And it was broken, so he limped away from the stunned audience, jumped onto his horse, and escaped only because he talked his way past the guard on the "closed" Navy Yard bridge to ride out of Washington D.C. Booth was a famous actor, and in the world of dark humor he had just given quite a performance. So actors started telling one another "break a leg" as an insider's club joke way of saying "put on a sensational performance." That construed to the general public as "good luck" even though superficially it sounds unpleasant when the real meaning is positive,
@@jackieow Far fetched. The first mention of “Break a leg” was recorded in print by Robert Wilson Lynd in 1921 (56 years after 1865). An urbane literary essayist, he wrote an article, “A Defence of Superstition,” about the prevalence of superstition in horse racing and the theatre.He outlined that in horse racing, one would never wish someone good luck as it might push one’s luck too far. You would say, rather, “I hope your horse will break a leg.” This served as a kind of reverse psychological thought to appease the spirits of fate, which favoured the humble. He also mentioned that though Theatre was not as superstitious as horse racing, it was close.
@@yourgopnikcomrade Yes, in print. I was referring to the informal vernacular chatter that preceded the stuffed shirts formally putting common folk sayings into formal "recorded" form.
@@yourgopnikcomrade My great-grandmother was born in 1860 and I knew her when I was younger. When else would I know her? And I can remember as I get older. Not every aspect of human behavior is a bureaucratic matter that gets written down on day one.
@@NadyaAlzhirIt's absurd you think that way. She was invited to come to Jordan with all expenses paid. Many of us will never live to see a day like this.
TshavFengVang, You couldn't be more Right! The Jordanian Tourism Ministry will surely receive a Huge return on Their 'investment', after Thier Hosting Eli to visit beautiful Jordan and some even more beautiful Jordanian Men, Women and Children! Wonderful Jordanian Animals, too. (Even that cancer-curing Snake, poor Guy!) And the delicious food. And marvelous Culture. And ancient History. And.... 🙂 Rick Bonner Pennsyltuck
Eli, this is so beautiful and maybe sad. My father loved Damascus. Gone. My father love Beirut. Gone. Jordan is also a jewel, but politics have become deadly. What an excellent window into the precious, rich Jordan -- may they continue in peace and joy. Great stream, Eli!
@@annaaboualfa383 My father left Beirut (a US Military doctor) in 1948. He called it "Paris of the Levant" -- the city has changed, but what he loved -- the concerts, ocean strolls, clear views of mountains -- are changed. Yes, Beirut survives and I am glad. He would be sad for this land he loved.
@@annaaboualfa383Well, Beirut wasn't thriving recently and you had your share of problems and explosions. Let's not make things sound perfect and be real
Welcome to Jordan habebti, we're known for our generosity and hospitality even though our country is a tiny country but it has so much to enjoy. I'm so glad you had a good visit and you enjoyed it.
Great fun in Jordan guys. Been up to the border a few years ago, but we were not allowed inside. Thanks for the end piece about the people and safety💯👍 Have a fun week everyone from Paul & Kathy in GB🤝👍😊 Always full watch for you guys
As always, an awesome video!! I travel vicariously through you. It blows my mind how bouyant you are in the Dead Sea. Thank you for sharing. Hugs and kisses from Minnesota😘
So cool. I visited there from Ireland in 2003. I travelled to Petra and arrived late evening. There were no tourists because of the impending Iraq war. I had Petra all to myself. It was absolutely magical. The Wadi Rum desert was just a special to me. Interestingly Jordan has a substantial population of ethnic Chechens, mainly in the city of Zarqa. Indeed, the ceremonial guards of the royal family are descendants from a Russian region. It seems there is a strong historical connection between Jordan and Russia.
How amazing is Jordan, I always wanted to swim in the dead sea Your summary of your years travel was perfect and thought provoking Wishing you more travels and adventures in 2025
This is my most favorite country to visit! I am counting the days until I can return. Hoping to one day live there full time, I love Jordan so much. 🇯🇴
Being alone in an historical site is an overwhelming feeling. (Think Vanilla Sky, with Tom Cruise absolutely alone in Time Square.) When visiting family in the Soviet Union in '89, I went out into Red Square at 3 AM. It was amazing to stand alone surrounded by almost a thousand years of history.
@mishapopov2835 I don't quite understand, but it sounds lovely. To show my confusion say that aren't we always walking in thousands and millions of years of history? I'm guessing it's the human buildings and politics or culture that are so awe-inspiring. Is that you referred to?
I can recommend the Fall of Civilizations podcast/YT channel, and their episode about the Nabateans, which talks about Petra, and the water system they had etc.
The Jordanian Ministry of Tourism scored an absolute scoop by inviting you to showcase their beautiful country. I’m sure that more will follow suit. Can’t wait to see them. Thank you so much Eli.
Gorgeous, beautiful quality of filming Eli. Super video. I love all your recent videos and this one resonates particularly strongly with me because I was at school with the King of Jordan’s sister, plus some others also from Jordan, and still stay in touch with them.
Hello! jordanian from malka/um qais here (northern jordan). Welcome to the country, im actually pretty surprised the tourism ministry invites people actually, this is prettty new. Anyways, Ive eaten chacheel and never rly liked it, so it surprised me that someone from outside liked it! 😂. Also, your missing out on a northern food called "makmurah" next time your in, go to irbid and and search around for makmurah! Also I advice you to come in the spring next time, and go to the city of "ajloun" (a city south of irbid). its very green and beatiful at that time of the year your always welcome to the country! And a happy new year.
I really like the beginning of your video that mentions that you were invited by the Jordan Ministry of Tourism, congratulation! I was very touched to see that, you are indeed great and professional in making video shows so that the audience is amazed by every work of yours. Keep making the best videos Eli, the international community recognizes your greatness in promoting culture and tourism sites!
I've always been watching you and your travels in Russia. I'm so excited to see you here in Jordan to hopefully promote our country the best way possible. Thank you 🙏🎄🎁
Another eye-opener, Eli. Thank you for all your fascinating programmes. I am a huge fan. You are a breath of fresh air. Have a safe and fun 2025. All Best Wishes H.
WoW, this is amazing to see, it's so unique! Their hospitality is great , they seem so welcoming, nice people. I didn't know much about Jordan neither. Спасибо Ели ❣️
Thank you for your warm-hearted, respectful and smart presentation of the places you go. You prove a lot of intelligence and joy of living. Great thank you for sharing what you are.
I truly enjoy watching channel, it’s very informative and despite with all the things going on in the world, you remain apolitical and that’s a good thing! Please remain just the way you are!!!
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I visit Jordan last year was magnificent 😍🇯🇴
welcome to jordan i hope that u had a great time
@ yes I will never forget ❤️🇯🇴
🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴
Did you meet Michael Jordan 🇯🇴
✋🇯🇴
Many years ago, i was driv8ng in the Jordanian desert. I stopped in a small village where I saw a baker making bread. I will never forget the taste of tnat bread fresh from the oven. I also spent the night in a tomb in Petra. I woke up at 3 in the morning and saw it under a full moon. Unforgetable!
you are welcome to jordan
Visit us again 🇯🇴
it's meant to be really tasty
Man, the ministry of tourism must be a big fan of your channel
Am from uk and am going ASAP TO Volgograd
We should all be grateful that the motherland did not call
They are a fan of the amount of views and traffic she gets on her channel
@@stephenleek3097 ????
Are they hiring at Mamayev Kurgan? No jobs in the UK, that's for sure.
😉
@@jesus2621well, I had to help Khadija somehow. Clearly, I'm dealing with a very delicate matter.
Kudos to Jordan for inviting you! I was In Jordan around 2005 when Iraq reconstruction contractors flew from Baghdad via Jordan to the US. Now I can see what I missed! Eli is now a super travel & culture influencer! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was fascinating and nice to hear how safe Jordan is!
its so so safe and you are welcome in any time
Great video. What a peaceful country. A lots of history in Jordan.Take care, thanks 😊
Peaceful until greater isra-hell.
That is an incredible news Eli... being invited by ministry of tourism!! Congratulations! I've been follow your youtube channel for a while and I have to be honest that I became a fan of your content!! Break a leg!
Historic note: When John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln in 1865, he jumped out of the presidential theater box onto the stage to escape. He was wearing spurs to ride an escape horse, and one of the spurs caught on a flag as he jumped. So Booth was thrown off balance and he landed with his other knee hard onto the stage. Ouch! And it was broken, so he limped away from the stunned audience, jumped onto his horse, and escaped only because he talked his way past the guard on the "closed" Navy Yard bridge to ride out of Washington D.C. Booth was a famous actor, and in the world of dark humor he had just given quite a performance. So actors started telling one another "break a leg" as an insider's club joke way of saying "put on a sensational performance." That construed to the general public as "good luck" even though superficially it sounds unpleasant when the real meaning is positive,
@@jackieow Far fetched.
The first mention of “Break a leg” was recorded in print by Robert Wilson Lynd in 1921 (56 years after 1865). An urbane literary essayist, he wrote an article, “A Defence of Superstition,” about the prevalence of superstition in horse racing and the theatre.He outlined that in horse racing, one would never wish someone good luck as it might push one’s luck too far. You would say, rather, “I hope your horse will break a leg.” This served as a kind of reverse psychological thought to appease the spirits of fate, which favoured the humble. He also mentioned that though Theatre was not as superstitious as horse racing, it was close.
@@yourgopnikcomrade Yes, in print. I was referring to the informal vernacular chatter that preceded the stuffed shirts formally putting common folk sayings into formal "recorded" form.
@@jackieowAnd how would you know? 😂😂😂
@@yourgopnikcomrade My great-grandmother was born in 1860 and I knew her when I was younger. When else would I know her? And I can remember as I get older. Not every aspect of human behavior is a bureaucratic matter that gets written down on day one.
Fantastic video! Now I know more about Jordan than I ever did. You're so charming and friendly, Eli!
Thank you for this video, I travelled to a lot of places and Jordan is one of the countries that stole my heart
انا مستعد للبحث عن قلبك والمساعده
@@Alaasosin ثقيل دم
😂😂😂@@Alaasosin
💗💗💗☺️
Lovely to see you again Eli! Your videos are always so interesting. You are an inspiration to us all. Keep doing what you do!
نورتي الأردن 🇯🇴🇯🇴❤️
واخبرا لقيت عربي
@ياراالخوالده-ه2ن كله عربي بس يخليلي حاله اجنبي 😂
والأردنيين دائما موجودين 🤍🇯🇴
@@basemaazzam3307 متت😂☺
You Eli are my queen of optimism!
I enjoyed Jordan far more than than I expected! From all around the world this, is my favourite food, to date!
Miss Eli never fails to bring us great places and great people.
That's amazing they make that entire meal buried in the sand . 👍
Great places! Really? She failed this time😢
How did she fail?
Stop talking nonsense 😅😅@@NadyaAlzhir
@@NadyaAlzhirIt's absurd you think that way. She was invited to come to Jordan with all expenses paid. Many of us will never live to see a day like this.
TshavFengVang,
You couldn't be more Right!
The Jordanian Tourism Ministry will surely receive a Huge return on Their 'investment', after Thier Hosting Eli to visit beautiful Jordan and some even more beautiful Jordanian Men, Women and Children!
Wonderful Jordanian Animals, too. (Even that cancer-curing Snake, poor Guy!)
And the delicious food.
And marvelous Culture.
And ancient History.
And....
🙂
Rick Bonner Pennsyltuck
Guys l am from Jordan don’t speak like this 💀💀
Beautiful places, wonderful cultures and looks like good food as well
if you go to wadi rum, you will change your perspective on life :)
Yes of cource we have a mansaf
Pro this is very goood you can come and try
عشان تسرقه هههه😂@@OM11.K
Thank you for showing us Jordan. It is a peaceful oasis in a dangerous area. May it remain so.
The food looked delicious, and the lush canyon trail also most definitely took me by surprise. 😀
Eli, this is so beautiful and maybe sad. My father loved Damascus. Gone. My father love Beirut. Gone. Jordan is also a jewel, but politics have become deadly. What an excellent window into the precious, rich Jordan -- may they continue in peace and joy. Great stream, Eli!
What do you mean by gone we are still in Beirut and thriving😎❤️ Eli please come visit Lebanon there’s a huge Russian community
@@annaaboualfa383 My father left Beirut (a US Military doctor) in 1948. He called it "Paris of the Levant" -- the city has changed, but what he loved -- the concerts, ocean strolls, clear views of mountains -- are changed. Yes, Beirut survives and I am glad. He would be sad for this land he loved.
Jews destroy everything they come into contact to.
@@annaaboualfa383Well, Beirut wasn't thriving recently and you had your share of problems and explosions. Let's not make things sound perfect and be real
@@tomtom8786 the ceasefire was declared so? Why bother correcting me instead of the guy literally claiming Beirut is gone:)
Welcome to Jordan habebti, we're known for our generosity and hospitality even though our country is a tiny country but it has so much to enjoy.
I'm so glad you had a good visit and you enjoyed it.
more known for aiding the genocidal regime to your west
and then one day, they will come for you...
Loved Jordan , it's people , history , Wadis , and scenery.
Alweer een mooie video, dank u Eli ! Een gelukkig nieuwjaar voor u en al die prachtige mensen in Rusland ! ! !
Love the landscape of Jordan. Thank you for another great video, Eli! ❤
Congratulations, Eli. You are doing so well!
first time in the channel and i live in Jordan I'm glad you enjoyed it!!
What an amazing journey to Jordan! Absolutely loved the video!
One of the best All Around Travel Channels out there❤
Love the mouth harp Eli! Bringing it on your adventures ads a touch of your heritage wherever you go!
And have a dentist check to make sure it isn't cracking your tooth enamel.
Petra is beautiful🎉
And to make sure you make the most of every day you get a wake up alarm every morning by your local mosque😅
This was very enjoyable to watch. Thanks, Eli!
Your hair is a perfect match for the Jordanian landscape.
Das war auch mein erster Gedanke. 👍🏻😁🙋🏼♂️
Great fun in Jordan guys.
Been up to the border a few years ago, but we were not allowed inside.
Thanks for the end piece about the people and safety💯👍
Have a fun week everyone
from Paul & Kathy in GB🤝👍😊
Always full watch for you guys
WAW!
Your best video...ever!
Bravo!
Thank you Eli, another wonderful video that knda let us travel with you! Jordan is amazing !!
I wish an even more amazing 2025 !!!
Thank you for your work to bring us to places most of us will never see on our own. You are a global treasure!
Beautiful place, so much history in the whole region. Been waiting on this video since you posted updates about being there!
Your popularity is spreading Miss Eli! Nice!
As always, an awesome video!! I travel vicariously through you. It blows my mind how bouyant you are in the Dead Sea. Thank you for sharing. Hugs and kisses from Minnesota😘
So cool. I visited there from Ireland in 2003. I travelled to Petra and arrived late evening. There were no tourists because of the impending Iraq war. I had Petra all to myself. It was absolutely magical. The Wadi Rum desert was just a special to me.
Interestingly Jordan has a substantial population of ethnic Chechens, mainly in the city of Zarqa. Indeed, the ceremonial guards of the royal family are descendants from a Russian region.
It seems there is a strong historical connection between Jordan and Russia.
How amazing is Jordan, I always wanted to swim in the dead sea
Your summary of your years travel was perfect and thought provoking
Wishing you more travels and adventures in 2025
Merry Christmas Eli, thanks for the trip to Jordan ❤
This is my most favorite country to visit! I am counting the days until I can return.
Hoping to one day live there full time, I love Jordan so much. 🇯🇴
Congratulations on getting an invite to Jordan! Now we all know that you are Truely A World Traver!
Gotta say it looks so beautiful there ❤❤
Eli, another wonderful video! Wish you and your family a happy, healthy new year!
Being alone in an historical site is an overwhelming feeling. (Think Vanilla Sky, with Tom Cruise absolutely alone in Time Square.)
When visiting family in the Soviet Union in '89, I went out into Red Square at 3 AM. It was amazing to stand alone surrounded by almost a thousand years of history.
@mishapopov2835
I don't quite understand, but it sounds lovely. To show my confusion say that aren't we always walking in thousands and millions of years of history? I'm guessing it's the human buildings and politics or culture that are so awe-inspiring. Is that you referred to?
Awesome honor! Wow! Looks like the rest of the world knows who you are lol! Congratulations dear. Well-deserved. God bless. Be safe
Dear?
@chelsearose588 sorry. I'm old.
Wow. What an honor for you and delightful for your followers. 😎
Wow nice place! And the people of Jordan - the sweetest nicest people you can know! Qanday jaqsı sapar - öte ädemi! ✨️🎆🎑✨️
كشخص وُلد في الاردن وعاش فيها 16 عاما ،لقد تعرفت على الكثير بمقطعك هذا ، شكرا جزيلا 🫶
Great Eli 👏👏👏✨️
Eli, this is one of your best videos. Thank you for sharing your incredible journey!
I hope to see more video of your journey in Jordan.
I've always wanted to travel to Jordan!
As a Jordanian citizen, I am honored to have you as my guest and I am honored to receive youر❤❤
@@Ammar_Almasaeedاسكت بس😂
@@22yearsago65 كل من يتعامل ب اصله
I can recommend the Fall of Civilizations podcast/YT channel, and their episode about the Nabateans, which talks about Petra, and the water system they had etc.
You are like the old National Geographics I use to read when I was in High school
The most beautiful country in the world with the nicest people I have ever met. I'll be back
That's is dope Eli to meet the Ministry Of Tourism I am very proud of you my friend
Is it? It suggests she is not impartial and that’s not what we want. We want the truth not what despotic regimes want us to know.
Sadly, Eli will say whatever the signer of her paycheck wants to hear. That also includes Russia.
The Jordanian Ministry of Tourism scored an absolute scoop by inviting you to showcase their beautiful country. I’m sure that more will follow suit. Can’t wait to see them. Thank you so much Eli.
This is awesome young lady! See what those Country Roads can lead you too! Your hard working is noticed World Wide young lady! Keep rocking it!
Thank you perfect video
Wonderful! My Irish grandmother never learned to swim, so the only time she could "swim" was when she floated in the Dead Sea. 😄
Jordan 🇯🇴 was already in my bucket list, now it is even more 😍
Welcome to Jordan 🇯🇴❤️
to came jordan
Hi Eli, a beautyful Country. I have been there several times. regards from Batumi. Günter
Excellent Have a nice Happy New Year, Elina!
Eli - You are an official You Tube Influencer! Another excellent travel video!
lovely !
I am so glad Tourist minster invited you Eli thanks for sharing this beautiful journey my sister happy days 👍❤🐪🔥🌴
Gorgeous, beautiful quality of filming Eli. Super video. I love all your recent videos and this one resonates particularly strongly with me because I was at school with the King of Jordan’s sister, plus some others also from Jordan, and still stay in touch with them.
Hello! jordanian from malka/um qais here (northern jordan). Welcome to the country, im actually pretty surprised the tourism ministry invites people actually, this is prettty new. Anyways, Ive eaten chacheel and never rly liked it, so it surprised me that someone from outside liked it! 😂. Also, your missing out on a northern food called "makmurah" next time your in, go to irbid and and search around for makmurah!
Also I advice you to come in the spring next time, and go to the city of "ajloun" (a city south of irbid). its very green and beatiful at that time of the year
your always welcome to the country! And a happy new year.
I really like the beginning of your video that mentions that you were invited by the Jordan Ministry of Tourism, congratulation! I was very touched to see that, you are indeed great and professional in making video shows so that the audience is amazed by every work of yours. Keep making the best videos Eli, the international community recognizes your greatness in promoting culture and tourism sites!
Wow the ancient building are so imoressive 😮 thanks for showing us those interesting and beautiful places Eli ❤ Stay safe 😊
Amazing!!!
How wonderful to be invited! Jordan seems like an amazing country, I would love to visit. Thanks for showing us the beautiful places in the country.
Love your adventures, can't wait for your next adventure in 2025❤
I've always been watching you and your travels in Russia. I'm so excited to see you here in Jordan to hopefully promote our country the best way possible.
Thank you 🙏🎄🎁
Spectacular, awesome and amazing ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 enjoy 😊😊😊
I loved this place
Your video is professionally done, with great composition. You’re improving with each video. Best of luck with the next one!
They did a great job by inviting you! Awesome images, awesome people!
So Rich .. You have become Rich in Experience .. and We have become Rich with You ..
Eli I appreciate your determination and staying the course.
I’ve always wanted to go Jordan!! So excited to watch!!
Love to Jordan. Looks like a beautiful country. God bless
Another very entertaining video Eli.Wishing you the best for the new year.David in US
Beautiful country with lovely people and yummy food.
شكرا لك 🇯🇴🪻
أهلا وسهلا بالجميع❤💙
Wow this is awesome ! I would like to visit. Greetings again from Wisconsin, USA. Your videos never disappoint.
This is so cool
Wow Eli just wow. Excellent ❤
This was a great watch
Another eye-opener, Eli. Thank you for all your fascinating programmes. I am a huge fan. You are a breath of fresh air. Have a safe and fun 2025. All Best Wishes H.
WoW, this is amazing to see, it's so unique! Their hospitality is great , they seem so welcoming, nice people. I didn't know much about Jordan neither. Спасибо Ели ❣️
Wonderful, so tranquil 😃
This is a trip of a lifetime Eli. Also the invitation was also an honor hard to pass by. 😂
Thank you for your warm-hearted, respectful and smart presentation of the places you go. You prove a lot of intelligence and joy of living. Great thank you for sharing what you are.
Welcome to Jordan 🇯🇴🤍
Id love to see longer videos 🫶 can’t get enough of
best so far
I truly enjoy watching channel, it’s very informative and despite with all the things going on in the world, you remain apolitical and that’s a good thing! Please remain just the way you are!!!
one of my favourite videos of yours. fantastic place
Wow.....an addition to my travel buddies on RUclips....great video.......stunning Jordan......beautiful.
Now I need to go float in the dead sea!