Transport: You can either get a taxi to drop you at Grand Etang and meet you at Concord after the hike or use a bus at both ends - take a Grenville bus from St George's and get off at Grand Etang, after the hike you will need to walk down to the main road from the waterfall to catch a bus back to town. My thanks to the Kalderon family for doing the legwork and taking the photos! Part way up is a trail up to Fedons Camp - another rewarding hike. For extreme fun do it the other way round. Stop for a swim at the lower Concorde falls, there are at least two waterfalls above but dont swim as these are part of the Grenada water system. If you suffer from vertigo dont do this trail! But exhilarating and rewarding. You seemingly need to re-learn some of the basics (I can only assume you have been 'learning' on an IDE, and so know next to nothing about how the JVM actually works). The end of the trail just before descending to Concorde is also challenging as you have to descend a steep rock face. If it is, you need to call java from the directory that contains the 'ch' directory (from the above package path) and use ch. on the command line, not just Account. You may find out why its called rain forest. A guide strongly recommended - enquire at visitors centre or set up before you go. After this its a 3 hour slippery descent to Concord. Mt Qua Qua is about an hours climb and a 5 min diversion off the main trail to the right. The path is steep in places and can be very slippery. Impressive views and impressive drops - its very steep both sides. This trail starts at the Grand Etang Visitors Centre and climbs the ridge to the west side of the crater lake. This Bethany should not be confused with Bethany in Jerusalem, where Mary Magdalene lived and Lazarus was raised from the dead.One of the best and more challenging trails on Grenada. This area is also associated with the ascension of the Prophet Elijah into heaven, which is commemorated at a hill called Tell Mar Elias. Excavations only began here in 1996, following Jordan's peace treaty with Israel in 1994, but have already uncovered more than 20 churches, caves and baptismal pools dating from the Roman and Byzantine periods.Īlthough the identification is not absolutely certain, archaeology has shown that the area known as Wadi Kharrar has long been believed to be the biblical Bethany-beyond-the-Jordan, where John the Baptist lived and Jesus was baptized. The Baptism Site (In Arabic named: El-Maghtas) on the Jordan side of the Jordan River is one of the most important recent discoveries in biblical archaeology. Drive towards the Jordan Valley to visit the baptism sight, located on the east side of the Jordan River, recognized by the Vatican during the visit of John Paul II in 2000 to be the baptism sight of Jesus Christ and a very important pilgrimage area to visit. Enjoy the view of the Holy Land and the Jordan Valley, and visit the mosaics found inside the church of Mount Nebo. Then climb up Mount Nebo where Prophet Moses is said to have died. The most popular and well known is the ancient mosaic map of Jordan and the Holy Land of the 6th century in the Saint George Orthodox Church, marked with the points of interest of some historical stories recorded in the Bible. Excavations only began here in 1996, following Jordan's peace treaty with Israel in 1994, but have already uncovered more than 20 churches, caves and baptismal pools dating from the Roman and Byzantine periods.ĭepart from Dead Sea in the comfort of a private vehicle to visit the city of Madaba known for its mosaics. Continue to the Baptism Site (In Arabic named: El-Maghtas) on the Jordan side of the Jordan River is one of the most important recent discoveries in biblical archaeology. Enjoy the view of the Holy Land and the Jordan Valley.

The most popular and well known is the ancient mosaic map of Jordan and the Holy Land of the 6th century in the Saint George Orthodox Church. Visit the city of Madaba known for its mosaics.

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