Tell Deir 'Alla is the archaeological mound where the renowned Balaam Inscription was found. It covers the periods from the Middle Bronze Age to the Iron Age II. The archaeological excavations started in 1960 and lasted many decades. A great deal of the mound was uncovered in the process. Today however, the place is much overgrown and difficult to make sense of. There are no information signs or restrooms. It is pleasant enough to bring children to play on top in early spring when it's still cool and fresh and full of springtime flowers. From late spring to autumn, the place is barren and the heat and humidity extreme. That said, it is an accessible place to admire the width of the Jordan Valley from it in itself. One should be mindful not to disturb anything, to keep out of the excavated areas and not to litter the place. Therefore, one's garbage should be collected and brought home.

The view is pretty, the only problem about these places is that there are so many trashes, plastic, bottles, trash wherever you go, too sad and too bad for the environment and animals.

A private Farm invitation, with a lovely local big dish Mansaf.. What a nice memory. To return by our friends who still life by their traditional way.

a beautiful place to visit in the spring

educational experience about traditional mud building and how the hell formed due to the layers of houses been built over the time.

Old ruin Nice to know the story.. If anyone can provide us with info

Mazing place where the history and present met with each other people, water, local culture, hospitalty and good country wether with minimum cost

A good place with a great view

A wonderful green scenery during the two months of spring

Great historical place to visit, I'd like to be there times and times.