I came to Jordan. Jordan is a beautiful country. The people there are very kind and the country is very safe. I hope to visit it again. I spent a week there. It was the most beautiful days of my life.
This video is full of many interesting places, ancient theaters, very atmospheric market , crowded narrow streets, energetically positive city. I have never been in Jordan, this country is really beautiful and has too many interesting places for tourists. Great filming and editing👏👏👏
This was my first time in Amman. I was in Jordan mainly to film Petra so I didn't get a lot of time to explore Amman. I enjoyed my time down at the market.
63 F at 11 AM. Now THAT is pleasant weather. No dashing around looking for shade from the merciless sun. These Prowalks are getting interesting. Vastly different from the red tile roofed, heavily fortified identical villages of Italy. With their token 15 churches and 10 basilicas all named after every known and unheard of saints. Oops! Forgot! And ponts! Amman is Exotic and different. Indeed. Opening shot shows a blond woman scooting up the stone steps, while her mother? is trudging behind her. Oh well.
Excellent video Isaac. Never been to Jordan , but after seeing this video, inspired me to go. That climb to the top of the Roman Theater was quite a,climb. Stairs looked awful steep coming down. No shortage of food there. Very colorful markets. ☺
That is a remarkably well preserved Roman theatre. One of the best. Wonder how the audience in the upper most tiers heard the actors down below. Yes, you can watch every nuance/move of the performance, but doubt you heard what the actors were mumbling. Yes, it would sound like mumbling from up there. You can see the niches where the candles/oil flames were lit. During evening performances. Odeon Theatre looks like a Mini Me of the Roman Theatre.
Hola mis queridos amigos! ¡Son personas muy buenas, amables, inteligentes y hermosas! ¡Les deseo a usted y a su familia mucha felicidad, salud y todo lo bueno!💖💐☕🍰🍓🍍🪅😊🎉
As the head honcho Saracen said to the other Saracens, 'we done gone be planning our raids on Cinque de Terre right here at the Odeon. You guys better listen real carefully, cuz I ain't repeating meself.'
Thanks Prowalk Tours great captions as per usual. So much history to cover you did a very comprehensive job well done. Amman is such an interesting blend of ancient and modern. Safe travels to you and your family.
It is remarkable to see the state of conservation of the Roman ruins. Asterix the Gaul often says that these Romans are crazy haha but they were undeniably great builders. I really appreciate you sharing with us the history of the places you visited. In addition to being enjoyable, it is informative and interesting. Thank you for all the work you do for our pleasure
Bonjour comment s appel le cartier ou y a beaucoup de vendeurs de légumes et des dattes ( je suis intéressé + pour des dattes de bonne qualité pas cher )merci
Hey, thanks! Hope you enjoy it. I had never been there before so I just explored the area near the Hashemite Plaza and ended up spending a lot of time in the market. Next week will be a new bike ride tour. :)
Oh how much we've embraced secularism & atheism that we don't know or reject the truth about the real history of the ancient world. Read "Foxes Book of Martyrs". There are many theaters like this in various parts of the ancient world. Your narrative says its actors who performed there, but if we embrace the true history we would see that theaters like these were used to martyr the early Christians who were obedient to the teachings of the bible and the bible only. They were torn to pieces by lions etc and people watched for the sport, had nothing to do with actors. In Revelation 3 vs 7 Jesus wrote a letter to the church of Philadelphia warning, correcting, encouraging and comforting us. Repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand Matthew 4 vs 17. Read your bibles. God is real, He made you and everything else.
Well, I think the amphitheaters were used for that for sure. In Pompeii, there is an amphitheater, large theater and small theater. I live here in Italy, and almost every town has the same thing. There are ruins of theaters everywhere. I can probably go see over a dozen in less than an hour from my house. Anyway, point is, there were both...plays and the killing of Christians.
Also,Pompeii was buried in 79AD. The Colosseum in Rome was built in 79 AD so I think those theaters in Pompeii were already there before the persecution of Christians began.
This City was Called Philadelphia and there was a river in front of the square of the roman theater and many Trees around. the city died in the late roman era and then completely in the abbasid era a reason why we still have some of the ruins since they weren't recycled the same goes for the roman cities in Jordan especially Jerash still the third most intact roman city in the roman world.
Didn't know Amman had just one guy until yesterday, but today has over 4 million. City planners going for the neo-squalid motif? And wth was that thing in the corner of that sheep head deli case? 1:17:45
Wow! Look at you. A racist. Amman is not London. Or Paris. It's a Third World poor country. Can show you parts of Watts, Los Angeles, that will make you puke. Or neighborhoods of Bronx/Queens [New York] that'll make you gag. Oh. Don't be caught walking around in Manhattan at night. You are liable to get mugged. Get it? Nope. You never will.
I came to Jordan. Jordan is a beautiful country. The people there are very kind and the country is very safe. I hope to visit it again. I spent a week there. It was the most beautiful days of my life.
I love Jordan. I'm from Indonesia. The country i really want to visit❤🇵🇸🇯🇴🇮🇩
Imagine being there and seeing it back then. Would be more beautiful then the modern city.
Que ciudad más limpia y romántica.
This video is full of many interesting places, ancient theaters, very atmospheric market , crowded narrow streets, energetically positive city. I have never been in Jordan, this country is really beautiful and has too many interesting places for tourists. Great filming and editing👏👏👏
Welcome to Amman!
This video reminded me that I had not been downtown for a while 😵💫
This was my first time in Amman. I was in Jordan mainly to film Petra so I didn't get a lot of time to explore Amman. I enjoyed my time down at the market.
I haven't been there for almost 25 years, this reminds me of my childhood. Every single street in Amman brings back a lot of memories
Jordan is such a beautiful country ,love all the ancient cultures it brings to the world
People live hard life though
63 F at 11 AM. Now THAT is pleasant weather. No dashing around looking for shade from the merciless sun. These Prowalks are getting interesting. Vastly different from the red tile roofed, heavily fortified identical villages of Italy. With their token 15 churches and 10 basilicas all named after every known and unheard of saints. Oops! Forgot! And ponts! Amman is Exotic and different. Indeed.
Opening shot shows a blond woman scooting up the stone steps, while her mother? is trudging behind her. Oh well.
Amazing, i love your captions and the quality. Thank you for many virtual tours
Did you visit the acropolis? how was it allowed for you to enter the nymphaeum?
The Citadel Hill? Yes, I filmed a tour of that as well.
@@ProWalks Yes that one I hope you filmed more sites from jordan
Excellent video Isaac. Never been to Jordan , but after seeing this video, inspired me to go. That climb to the top of the Roman Theater was quite a,climb. Stairs looked awful steep coming down. No shortage of food there. Very colorful markets. ☺
45:25 the guy is making conversation with the cat 😂
That is a remarkably well preserved Roman theatre. One of the best. Wonder how the audience in the upper most tiers heard the actors down below. Yes, you can watch every nuance/move of the performance, but doubt you heard what the actors were mumbling. Yes, it would sound like mumbling from up there.
You can see the niches where the candles/oil flames were lit. During evening performances. Odeon Theatre looks like a Mini Me of the Roman Theatre.
Hola mis queridos amigos! ¡Son personas muy buenas, amables, inteligentes y hermosas! ¡Les deseo a usted y a su familia mucha felicidad, salud y todo lo bueno!💖💐☕🍰🍓🍍🪅😊🎉
Gracias!
As the head honcho Saracen said to the other Saracens, 'we done gone be planning our raids on Cinque de Terre right here at the Odeon. You guys better listen real carefully, cuz I ain't repeating meself.'
You deserve more views Jordan is ancient country I hope you visit to Tehran iran as well 🇮🇷
grazie per questo bel video...molto interessante, SEI IL MIGLIORE😃😃😃
Wonderful walking tour
Amazing walking tour, nice places to visit and explore 👍
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Y sus pasos de cebra son invisibles. Que innovación
All stadium but no show lol!
Great place!!!lovely video!!👏👏
Nice video about Amman, thank you for this video, I'm from Jordan, all the best wishes for happiness and good luck.
Thanks Prowalk Tours great captions as per usual. So much history to cover you did a very comprehensive job well done. Amman is such an interesting blend of ancient and modern. Safe travels to you and your family.
The food market seems wonderful!
It is remarkable to see the state of conservation of the Roman ruins. Asterix the Gaul often says that these Romans are crazy haha but they were undeniably great builders. I really appreciate you sharing with us the history of the places you visited. In addition to being enjoyable, it is informative and interesting. Thank you for all the work you do for our pleasure
Very nice city.
Your walking tours are a wonderful respite and are truly enjoyable. Thank you!
Amman, Jordan- Michael Jordan and i Took It Personally.
I’m going there in September. Can’t wait!
From an Ammanite, you guys deserve praise. Keep bringing people together ❤️
Hey, thanks for watching!
Bonjour comment s appel le cartier ou y a beaucoup de vendeurs de légumes et des dattes ( je suis intéressé + pour des dattes de bonne qualité pas cher )merci
This city looks like it's begging us to shot a movie in its streets
What a scary, rundown place.
ITS SATURDAY YES FAVORITE GUY IS ON WITH ANOTHER SPECTACULAR VIDEO 😂❤️
Hey, thanks! Hope you enjoy it. I had never been there before so I just explored the area near the Hashemite Plaza and ended up spending a lot of time in the market. Next week will be a new bike ride tour. :)
معقول هاي نفس الي بعرفها ؟😂❤
Super thanks!!!
I love they're market🛒
Nice video, amazing beautiful walk in Amman, thanks for sharing 👌
You sure get around, wow. You know how I feel about your videos...Wunderbar! Cyber Hugs
Cool can you do palastan?
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I love your video. It's beautifully shot! :P :) xx ;p
Oh how much we've embraced secularism & atheism that we don't know or reject the truth about the real history of the ancient world. Read "Foxes Book of Martyrs". There are many theaters like this in various parts of the ancient world. Your narrative says its actors who performed there, but if we embrace the true history we would see that theaters like these were used to martyr the early Christians who were obedient to the teachings of the bible and the bible only. They were torn to pieces by lions etc and people watched for the sport, had nothing to do with actors. In Revelation 3 vs 7 Jesus wrote a letter to the church of Philadelphia warning, correcting, encouraging and comforting us. Repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand Matthew 4 vs 17. Read your bibles. God is real, He made you and everything else.
Well, I think the amphitheaters were used for that for sure. In Pompeii, there is an amphitheater, large theater and small theater. I live here in Italy, and almost every town has the same thing. There are ruins of theaters everywhere. I can probably go see over a dozen in less than an hour from my house. Anyway, point is, there were both...plays and the killing of Christians.
Also,Pompeii was buried in 79AD. The Colosseum in Rome was built in 79 AD so I think those theaters in Pompeii were already there before the persecution of Christians began.
How do they have the fourth strongest currency in the world? Even the streets of Jordan do not show this
انا ارى عمان من خلال تصويرك لها اجمل من مشاهدتي الشخصية بالعين المجردة . شكرا
Welcome to our country if you need a help send me
Where were you before I went? :)
@@ProWalks did you leave from Jordan 🇯🇴?
Muy interesante todos lios datos. Casi se siente como si uno anduviera allí. Saludos
>>>>>>>>>>>>> SHOES,,,,CAPS,,,,SUNGLASSES,,,,,,,,POLYSTYRENE DUMMIES ! HOW UNIQUE !
That's for bogos like you when they go shopping
Great. I'm your fan.
Thank you
You are very welcome!
Nice video 👍
ULTIMATE 🙂
Thanks!
Hey, thanks so much Ricky! Have you been to Amman before?
@@ProWalks No I have not, but thanks to your channel I would like to.
Wonderful
Beautiful !
stunning
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🤘🎸
Возможно это был римский театр, но изначально это было волновое устройство, таких много по всему миру.
This City was Called Philadelphia and there was a river in front of the square of the roman theater and many Trees around. the city died in the late roman era and then completely in the abbasid era a reason why we still have some of the ruins since they weren't recycled the same goes for the roman cities in Jordan especially Jerash still the third most intact roman city in the roman world.
Didn't know Amman had just one guy until yesterday, but today has over 4 million. City planners going for the neo-squalid motif?
And wth was that thing in the corner of that sheep head deli case? 1:17:45
Wow! Look at you. A racist. Amman is not London. Or Paris. It's a Third World poor country. Can show you parts of Watts, Los Angeles, that will make you puke. Or neighborhoods of Bronx/Queens [New York] that'll make you gag. Oh. Don't be caught walking around in Manhattan at night. You are liable to get mugged. Get it? Nope. You never will.
IM FROM INDRAMAYU CITY WEST JAVA INDONESIA🇮🇩