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Iraq al Amir Women's Association

Day Trips
in Amman, Jordan

Iraq Al-Amir Women’s Association was established over 20 years ago in an area rich with historical sites dating back to the Hellenistic era. Today, the women from the Association share special skills with guests and travelers, like traditional weaving, ceramics and cooking. You can stop by for a visit to buy these handicrafts and local delicacies - or you can spend an afternoon with the women learning these traditional techniques for yourself!

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Cultural Immersion, Family Friendly and Foodie Fun

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Small Towns/Villages

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Locally Owned Community Association
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Speaks: Arabic

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$17/person
Make Traditional Crafts in a Historic Village
Iraq al Amir, Jordan
2-3 Hours | Making Crafts, Weaving
Let the women of the Iraq al Amir Association teach you traditional weaving techniques, how to craft and paint your own ceramics or the process for making organic paper from natural leaves of banana and okra. You can also enjoy a traditional sampl...
$35/person
Learn to Cook a Traditional Jordanian Meal
Iraq al Amir, Jordan
2-3 Hours | Cooking Class
Take a cooking class with one of the women from the Iraq al Amir Association, experts in preparing traditional, local food! You'll learn to make a meal such as Magloubeh, Kabseh, Kousa and Wara, Dawali and others. You can also opt for making labne...

Why Lokal Recommends Iraq al Amir Women's Association

Background

Community Association started in 1993| Locally Owned with 100% local staff

A Unique Story

Iraq Al-Amir was established by Noor Al-Hussein Foundation (NHF) in 1993 and is managed and run by women and ladies who are members of the Society.

Community Connection

The Association has provided training projects for more than 150 women from all villages of Wadi Seer on various handicrafts and currently employs 12 women.

Culture

Iraq al Amir has a rich cultural history since the Bronze Age, as well as ancient Greek and Ottoman influences. The people who currently live in the lush green area have a strong connection to the place and their culture is translated into beautiful crafts and admirable skills. By sharing these traditions with guests, the Association helps to preserve the region's unique heritage.

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