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With the opening of
the Baptism
Archaeological Park
(where John the
Baptist preached and
baptized during the
early days of his
ministry ) to the
public, people from
throughout the world
can visit the site
for themselves, and
experience the
unique continuity of
spirituality that is
measured in this
land in thousands of
years. Pilgrims and
other visitors will
be able to reach the
Byzantine monastery
at Bethany beyond
the Jordan, the
churches and other
ancient remains on
the pilgrims' route,
the Wadi el-Kharrar,
and the "Jungle of
the Jordan" region
alongside the Jordan
River Service
facilities that have
been provided by the
Jordanian government
include a new road
from the Dead Sea
area, a visitors'
center, paths and
walkways to the most
important religious
and archaeological
sites, and all
necessary sanitary
and transport
facilities.
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Cave cells |

Arch of Baptism
Archaeological park |

Arch of Baptism |
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Nature of Bethany |

Arial View of Bethany |

John the Baptist
Church |
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