The Shrine of AlKhazali, located in the rocky wilderness of Wadi Rum near Karak in Jordan, is steeped in rich history. Although not directly associated with a specific food history, the area around Karak has been a crossroad of civilizations for centuries, each leaving their culinary imprint on the region. The crucial role of Karak in trade routes has exposed it to a diversity of influences from Arabian to Ottoman and Bedouin cultures, which is reflected in the area's hearty and flavorful cuisine. Influences in local food habits can be attributed to the nomadic lifestyle of Bedouins, who favored dishes that could be easily prepared during their travels across the harsh desert terrain.
Restaurant Name | Address | Famous For | Type |
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Al-Qantarah | Karak city center | Mansaf, Maqluba | Non-Veg |
Jabal Karak | Karak Castle area | Fatteh, Tabbouleh | Veg/Non-Veg |
Al-Matal | Close to Wadi Rum visitor center | Falafel, Hummus | Veg |
Rum Gate | Entrance of Wadi Rum | Bedouin Zarb (lamb or chicken) | Non-Veg |
Sun City Camp | Wadi Rum Protected Area | Traditional Bedouin cuisine | Veg/Non-Veg |