Yulia Denisyuk

May 23, 2024 | outsideonline.com | Yulia Denisyuk

The last ray of sun disappears behind the reddish mountains, and I trade the pavement for the sand, a common exchange on a Jordan adventure. After hours spent roaming along the King’s Highway—a vital biblical trade route connecting Egypt to Mesopotamia on Jordan’s western shore—I have reached an extraterrestrial terrain: Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon. This Mars-like desert in the south of Jordan captured my imagination when I first set foot here seven years ago.

May 1, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Yulia Denisyuk

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May 1, 2024 | cntraveler.com | Yulia Denisyuk

Trying my best not to make a mess, I devoured the chocolate-drizzled, walnut-topped qatayef and instantly felt better about the wet, wintery day. In Jordan and throughout the Middle East, these palm-sized semolina pancakes are typically only popular during the holy month of Ramadan—As-Salt, a city on three hills about an hour north of the Jordanian capital of Amman, is “the only place where one can find qatayef year-round,” my As-Salti guide Sewar Alfauori explained between bites.

May 1, 2024 | yahoo.com | Yulia Denisyuk

WirestockTrying my best not to make a mess, I devoured the chocolate-drizzled, walnut-topped qatayef and instantly felt better about the wet, wintery day. In Jordan and throughout the Middle East, these palm-sized semolina pancakes are typically only popular during the holy month of Ramadan—As-Salt, a city on three hills about an hour north of the Jordanian capital of Amman, is “the only place where one can find qatayef year-round,” my As-Salti guide Sewar Alfauori explained between bites.

Apr 6, 2024 | correiobraziliense.com.br | Yulia Denisyuk

Situado num vale deslumbrante, este antigo oásis no deserto deu origem a prósperas civilizações. Agora, depois de anos fechado ao público, ele começa a revelar os seus segredos. Como fotógrafa, sempre fui atraída pela forma única como a luz no deserto se estende, reflete na areia e nas rochas e ilumina as planícies. Há uma quietude nessas paisagens que passei a desejar, mas também sou fascinada pelas relações que as pessoas constroem com os desertos.