The Dead Sea - Visit Jordan
The Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is situated between two tectonic plates. These plates are part of the fault chain known as the Dead Sea Fault, where the Dead Sea is formed by the interference between the slides of these plates, which constitutes an active fault that maintains two stocks of salts: Lissan Diabere and Cedar Diabere, the main cause of extreme salinity in the Dead Sea.
The Dead Sea is 85 kilometres long and 15 kilometres wide and seven hundred metres wide. Its surface is 392 below the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea's total area is approximately 945 square kilometres. Its deepest depth is 401 metres, divided by the peninsula into two uneven parts. The southern part is a salty swamp and is 6 to 8 metres deep.
Several studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of Dead Sea Mud in treating a variety of illnesses, including back pain and skin conditions. In this case, pain relief and reduction of swelling were achieved using it. Some of these are the following health advantages:
Enhancing symptoms of psoriasis: It is advised to use dead sea clay on the skin affected by psoriasis since this has been shown to provide relief from its symptoms considering that it has high levels of sodium chloride and other chemical compounds. Reduce the amount of pollutants on your face: Dead sea clay masks operate by washing away excess dead skin without adding salt or magnesium, which improves the suppleness and health of your skin. alleviate the signs and symptoms of rheumatic illnesses including arthritis. Reduce the intensity of lower back discomfort.
Latest Articles
Admin
Aswan Governerate in Egypt
Aswan was known as ‘Sonu’ in ancient Egyptian times, meaning market, as it was a trading centre for caravans coming to and from Nubia. In the Ptolemaic era, it was called ‘Sin’ and the Nubians called it ‘Yaba Swan’. It was also known as the Land of Gold because it served as a great treasure or tomb for the kings of Nubia who lived there for thousands of years. Before the migration, Aswan's borders extended from Asna in the east to the border of Sudan in the south, and its inhabitants were Nubians, but after the Islamic conquest of Nubia, some Arab tribes settled there.
Admin
About Luxor Governorate in Egypt
The South Upper Egyptian area is home to the Egyptian governorate of Luxor. Its capital is Luxor, which was formerly Thebes, the capital of Egypt throughout multiple pharaonic eras. Its centers and cities are spread over both sides of the Nile River. The said governorate was established by Presidential Decree No. 378 of 2009, which was promulgated on the 9th of December of that year.
Admin
History of kafr El Sheikh Governorate
Kafr El Sheikh Governorate, located in the far north of Egypt in the Nile Delta, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, is characterised by the diversity of natural life and environments, and is one of the Egyptian cities that can be visited after the end of the first semester exams at universities and schools, as it features many diverse tourist and recreational places at symbolic prices within everyone's reach.
Admin
Egypt's New Administrative Capital
The New Administrative Capital is considered the project of the era because it reflects a perfect image of the future and progress on the economic, cultural, social and civilisational level, as the capital is considered the new capital of Egypt at the present time. The importance of the New Capital is that it is a comprehensive transformation of the future of buildings, services and national and mega projects in Egypt.
Admin
Al Gharbia Governorate
The Governorate of Gharbia is inclusive in the geographical area of The Arab Republic of Egypt which is in the African continent, more specifically in the region surrounding the Nile delta, between Damietta and Rashid governance. To the control of the region from the north is Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate, from the south Menoufia Governorate, from the east – Dakahlia, Qalyubia Governorates, and to the west is the Beheira Governorate.
Admin
Hamata Islands (Qulaan Archipelago) in Marsa Alam
Each reserve has several sectors. In Wadi El Gemal Reserve, there is one of the natural areas called the Hamata area or Hamata sector in Wadi El Gemal Reserve. Its sectors are the perfect and most ecological, land and water, and host countless animals and plants found in the oceans and on the land.
