Um Alaa lives in a historic house that dates back to 1910, and enjoys a life filled with Bedouin culture and the proud heritage of her village. Beit Al Hajja will give you the chance to explore farming and historic culture in her small farm, which is funded by funded by ACTED

On the framework of 

"Providing Sustainable Work Opportunities To Refugees And Vulnerable Jordanian In the  Agricultural Sector in Jordan" project funded by Bureau of Population, Refugee and Migration – US Department of State (BPRM). This farm is where we hold the experience for tourists, giving them the opportunity to explore harvesting, picking, and planting, while being only 15 minutes away from Um Qais. Um Alaa is distinguished with her delicious authentic food, and the untold stories of her ancient home.

Um Alaa lives in a historic house that dates back to 1910, and enjoys a life filled with Bedouin culture and the proud heritage of her village. Beit Al Hajja will give you the chance to explore farming and historic culture in her small farm, which is funded by ACTED – BPRM. This farm is where we hold the experience for tourists, giving them the opportunity to explore harvesting, picking, and planting, while being only 15 minutes away from Um Qais. Um Alaa is distinguished with her delicious authentic food, and the untold stories of her ancient home.