Zuhair Tuffaha

Around & About – Al Abdali

The best experience as a traveler is when you discover local traditions, culture, and the things that make a place home to people who live there. Everywhere is local someone. Everyone’s taste departs from the mainstream somewhere. The more we explore alternatives in a city, the more we are drawn to them. Around & About aims to help viewers to experience Jordan through the eyes of a local. It highlights areas and neighborhoods. It puts the emphasis on the local experience. It aims to place visitors into local shoes; what activities to do, what experience to enjoy while also offering a glimpse of history. It gives life to local neighborhoods, rather than just reading about them in a city tour guide or an article in a newspaper! Each episode offers a personalized tour of a district, town or sight, allowing the viewer to explore the beauty of it, and to live its charm through the eyes of a local. Cities have so much to offer, however, many visitors only check the touristic sites off their list before moving on. The show will change your mind, when visiting Jordan! Around & About – هون وهناك is simply, Around areas, and About them!

Hoon W Hoonak  –  هون وهناك جبل اللويبدة

Takes the viewer on a quick tour of the neighborhoods we live in or near. Each episode from here and there highlights one of the city’s neighborhoods, presenting it in an unconventional way to encourage the viewer to visit and get to know it and highlight the neighborhood’s most important landmarks closely… Let’s start our tour of Jabal Al Weibdeh, one of Amman’s oldest mountains! Special thanks to the creative artist and music composer Kamal Musallam! To correct a verbal error in the first minute of the show: Jabal Al Weibdeh, one of Amman’s oldest mountains, but not one of its seven mountains!

Hoon W Hoonak – هون وهناك جبل القلعة

Takes the viewer on a quick tour of the neighborhoods we live in or near. Each episode of here and there highlights one of the city’s neighborhoods and presents it in an unconventional way to encourage the viewer to visit and get to know it and highlight the neighborhood’s most important landmarks… Let’s start our tour in one of Amman’s most important landmarks!
Correction for a misspelling: the old Umayyad palace from the eighth century – not the eighteenth – in the 1.24th minute of the show!

Zuhair Toffaha
/2016
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