The most famous sea in Jordan
Facts about Dead Sea in Jordan
The Dead Sea is one of the most salty bodies of water on Earth's surface. Its salinity is approximately 10 times that of other seas. This is due to the increased evaporation rate, due to the hot and dry conditions in the region, which results in the concentration of salt and other minerals, which has made it free of all forms of life except bacteria.
Dead sea water flows from the Jordan River, one of its main tributaries, located in the south-western part of the Asian continent between the States of Jordan and Palestine, the lowest point on the Earth's surface, with a beach level of 420 metres below the Earth's surface, other names such as; Sea of salt.
The Dead Sea is the biggest free spa on the planet and therefore has great appeal to both residents of the bordering countries and tourists. The Dead Sea's significance is also due to the fact that it has turned into a contemporary tourist health resort because the water of the sea is so salty that they can easily float on the water, thus making it a fun experience to swim in the sea.
They put metal-rich mud on their bodies. These salts, in addition, help in the management of various health conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, psorasis, and even bone cancer anyone suffers from. It is often considered a geographical phenomenon such a freshwater lake that enters but does not exit into any other water body such as the Dead Sea.
The Dead Sea region occupies a religious status, as it is considered the cradle of some heavenly religions, as well as a great cultural and historical status, as the Dead Sea is mentioned in many ancient manuscripts and maps. The history of the Dead Sea dates back about 3 million years.
It has natural properties that give it therapeutic importance, as many people visit it to seek treatment and relaxation. Dead Sea salts and minerals are used in the preparation of cosmetics, and its water contains black minerals that are beneficial and nourishing for the skin, so they can be applied directly to the skin.
Latest Articles
Admin
Aswan Governerate in Egypt
One of Egypt's southern governorates is Aswan Governorate. The city of Aswan serves as its capital. At a latitude of 22 north of the equator (also known as the Tropic of Cancer), it is bounded to the north by the Qena Governorate, to the east by the Red Sea Governorate, to the west by the New Valley Governorate, and to the south by the Republic of Sudan.
Admin
Luxor Governorate Egypt
The capital of the Arab Republic of Egypt is Luxor City, which was once known as "Thebes City" because it served as Egypt's capital during the Pharaonic era. It is situated in the South Upper Egypt region, approximately 670 kilometers from the capital Cairo from the south. It is bordered on the north by Qena Governorate, on the south by Aswan Governorate, on the east by Red Sea Governorate, and on the west by New Valley Governorate.
Admin
History of kafr El Sheikh Governorate
Kafr El Sheikh Governorate is an Egyptian governorate, located in the northernmost part of Egypt in the Nile Delta, with Kafr El Sheikh as its capital. It had a population of 3,172,753 in 2015 and an area of 3,748 km². Its entire area is located north of the delta and overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. The main economic activity of the residents of the governorate is agriculture and fishing, especially the southern lands of the governorate and the lands overlooking the Nile River - Rosetta Branch.
Admin
Egypt's New Administrative Capital
The New Administrative Capital is located between the Cairo-Suez and Cairo-Ain Sokhna roads, 60 km from Cairo and the same distance from Ain Sokhna and Suez. The New Administrative Capital is located on the border of Badr City, in the area between the Cairo-Suez and Cairo-Ain Sokhna roads, just after New Cairo, Mostakbal City and Madinaty.
Admin
Al Gharbia Governorate
Gharbia Governorate is one of the governorates full of archaeological sites, whether they are places or facilities (mosques, churches), as the governorate is a destination for visitors to these places throughout the year, whether they are Egyptians from the different governorates.
Admin
Hamata Islands (Qulaan Archipelago) in Marsa Alam
The Hamata area, south of Marsa Alam in the Red Sea, is one of the most important parts of the Wadi El Gemal Reserve, whether in the desert or the sea. It was named after the sorrel plant, which was distorted to Hamata.
