Petra

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Wadi Rum

a protected desert wilderness known for its dramatic landscapes of sandstone mountains, valleys, and ancient rock carvings.

Qasr Amra

One of the most famous desert castles in Jordan and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Umm ar-Rasas

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, features ruins from the Roman, Byzantine, and early Islamic periods.

Al-Maghtas (Bethany Beyond the Jordan)

Al-Maghtas is believed to be the site where John the Baptist baptized Jesus.

Dead Sea

Famous for its unique experience of floating effortlessly due to its high salt concentration.

Jerash

One of the best-preserved Roman cities outside Italy.

Ajloun Castle

Built by one of Saladin’s generals in 1184 AD

Aqaba

located on the Red Sea, is Jordan’s premier destination for water activities.

Dana Biosphere Reserve

a wide range of trails, from easy walks to challenging treks.

Madaba

Known for its Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics.

Mount Nebo

A significant biblical site where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land before his death.

Qasr al-Tuba

one of the most remote and least visited desert castles

Shoubak (Montreal) Castle

built by the Crusaders in 1115 AD to control the trade routes from Egypt to Syria

Al-Salt

a historic town known for its Ottoman architecture and cultural heritage.

Umm Qais

the ancient city of Gadara, offers stunning views of the Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights.

Iraq al-Amir

known for its ancient Hellenistic palace, Qasr Al-Abd, which dates back to the 2nd century BC.

Pella

one of Jordan’s oldest archaeological sites, with ruins dating back to the Neolithic period.

Amman Citadel

Located on one of the seven hills that originally made up Amman.

Kerak Castle

a large Crusader fortress built in the 12th century

Mukawir (Machaerus)

the hilltop fortress where John the Baptist was imprisoned and later beheaded.

Tal Mar Elias

believed to be the birthplace of the Prophet Elijah (Ilyas).

Qasr al-Kharrana

one of the best-preserved desert castles.

The Roman Theatre in Amman

well-preserved Roman amphitheater, dating back to the 2nd century AD.

Beidha (Little Petra)

an archaeological site located a few kilometers north of Petra.

Ayla

an ancient city located in Aqaba, Jordan's southernmost city.

Qasr al-Azraq

Built from black basalt, Qasr al-Azraq has been a strategic military site for centuries.

Mujib Biosphere Reserve

Known for its dramatic canyons and the famous Siq Trail, which involves wading through water.

Ajloun Forest Reserve

Features lush Mediterranean forests, hiking trails, and wildlife watching.

Azraq Wetland Reserve

A unique wetland oasis in the desert, ideal for birdwatching and nature walks along boardwalk trails.

Shaumari Wildlife Reserve

Dedicated to the breeding and protection of endangered species like the Arabian oryx.

Dibeen Forest Reserve

Known for its cool, shaded forests with Aleppo pine and oak trees, making it ideal for summer hiking.

Wadi Ghuweir

Part of the Dana Biosphere Reserve, this wadi offers challenging hikes through lush vegetation and narrow gorges.

Yarmouk Nature Reserve

Located in northern Jordan, this reserve features serene hiking trails through rolling hills and valleys.

Wadi al-Hasa

Often compared to a smaller Grand Canyon, offers challenging hikes through its canyon.

Ma'in Hot Springs

Famous for its therapeutic waterfalls and hot springs.

Wadi Numeira

A narrow canyon near the Dead Sea, offers cool, refreshing hikes through water-filled gorges.

Wadi Zarqa Ma'in

Known for its scenic beauty and natural hot springs.

Qasr al-Mushatta

The largest of the Umayyad desert palaces, located near Amman

Qasr al-Hallabat

Originally a Roman fort, later transformed into a desert castle by the Umayyads.

Amman Waves

a large water park located in the capital city, offering a variety of pools, water slides, and wave pools.

Berenice Beach Club (Aqaba)

private beach club in Aqaba offers a range of water activities, including snorkeling, diving, parasailing, and boat rides.

Jordan Museum

The Jordan Museum in Amman is the largest museum in the country, housing artifacts from Jordan’s rich history, including the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Traditional Cuisine

Amman is known for its delicious food, and there are plenty of opportunities to try traditional Jordanian cuisine.

Royal Automobile Museum

Located in King Hussein Park, the Royal Automobile Museum showcases a collection of classic and historical cars owned by the Jordanian royal family.

Jabal al-Weibdeh

one of Amman’s oldest and most charming neighborhoods, known for its bohemian vibe, art galleries, and cafes.

Abdali Boulevard

part of Amman’s modern downtown, offering a blend of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Darat al Funun

an arts center dedicated to contemporary Arab art, located in a historic area of Amman.

Duke's Diwan

cultural and artistic space located in one of Amman’s oldest buildings.

King Abdullah I Mosque

stunning blue-domed mosque is one of Amman’s most iconic landmarks.

Wild Jordan Center

The Wild Jordan Center in downtown Amman is an eco-tourism hub that focuses on conservation efforts across Jordan.

Al-Balad (Downtown Amman)

Al-Balad, downtown Amman's historic area, known for its souks (markets).

Abu Darwish Mosque

an iconic landmark in Amman known for its distinctive blue-domed architecture.

Abu Jaber Museum (Jordan Archaeological Museum)

Visit the Abu Jaber Museum, also known as the Jordan Archaeological Museum,.

Qatraneh Castle

a historic fortress that served as a defensive structure along the pilgrimage route to Mecca.

Feynan Eco Lodge

a unique eco-friendly accommodation in the Dana Biosphere Reserve.

Hijaz Railway

Take a trip on the historic Hijaz Railway, originally built to connect Damascus to Medina.

Jabal Amman

ne of the seven hills that make up the city of Amman. Wander through its historic neighborhoods.

Jordan River (Baptism Site)

a significant religious site, believed to be the location where John the Baptist baptized Jesus.

King’s Highway

an ancient route that offers stunning scenery and access to many of Jordan's historical sites.

Mecca Mall

a popular shopping destination in Amman

Ras al-Ain Gallery

hosts various art exhibitions and cultural events.

Rainbow Street

a vibrant cultural hub lined with cafes, art galleries, and shops selling local crafts.

Souk Jara (Amman)

a vibrant outdoor market located in the heart of Amman. Known for its lively atmosphere.

Taj Mall

one of Amman's largest shopping centers.

Jordan Destinations