Explore Wadi Al Seer in Jordan
Wadi Al Seer in Amman with its 181,212 inhabitants is located in Jordan - roughly 7 mi (or 11 km) West of Amman, the Jordanian capital.
Local time in Wadi Al Seer is 01:18 AM (Sunday). The local timezone is "Asia / Amman" with an GMT offset of 3 hours.
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According to our records, there are 7 airports in the area. The closest airport is Marka International Airport with a distance of 10.4 mi (or 16.7 km) west of the centre of Wadi Al Seer. Have a look at our dedicated photo showreel to get an idea of what this destinations is like. Need a few ideas for finding attractions and want to know more about this place? Check the related Wadi Al Seer attractions page. The same applies for local events and videos.
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Sightseeing & Attractions
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Events & Activities
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