Private Kan Zaman Lunch or Dinner from Dead Sea

Amman, Jordan

The walled village of Kan Zaman is an old Ottoman settlement; refurbished Caravansérail; which mean a roadside inn where travelers could rest and recover from the day's journey. In the Middle-East, it is often called by its Turko-Mongolian name khan. Its Located 20 minutes from city centre. It was transformed into a replica of an old Jordanian village; the hundred-year old village of Kan Zaman has a large restaurant where local music provides the background for a delicious lunch or dinner of wide variety selection including traditional Jordanian and Levantine cuisines. Its offers buffet dinner with a variety of home-made Arabic food and at least 16 different salads and appetizers. You can enjoy the ambience and embrace the beauty of the place while smoking shisha, (Instrument for vaporizing and smoking flavored tobacco).