The Best of Jordan

A brief overview of Jordan's most visited sites and experiences.

Madaba: Explore the town of Madaba, renowned for its stunning Byzantine mosaics discovered throughout the town. Don't miss the ‘Madaba Map,’ the oldest preserved mosaic map of the Holy Lands.
Mount Nebo: Stand where Moses looked across to the Promised Land, a site rich in history and spiritual significance, where it is believed Moses died and was buried.

Spend a day floating and relaxing at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth. Enjoy the sunshine at one of the resort hotels, try out the invigorating mud baths that cleanse the skin, and watch the sunset over the hills of the West Bank with Jerusalem in the distance.

Marvel at Petra, the Red Rose City, known as the ‘Lost City.’ Explore its ancient caves and tombs, walk through the canyon, and be awed by the magnificent Treasury, the iconic entrance guarding this ancient Nabatean city, now one of the Modern 7 Wonders of the World.
Petra by Night: Experience Petra in a unique way by visiting during the Petra Night Show. Walk the Siq, lit by over 1,500 candles, to the Treasury and admire the stunning view under the stars.

Discover the wilderness of Wadi Rum, following in the footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia. Climb sand dunes and rock bridges, marvel at the sunset, and gaze at the stars while enjoying the legendary hospitality of the Bedouins. For a thrilling adventure, try the famous 4x4 Jeep Safari.

Explore Wadi al Mujib, a breathtaking canyon that towers above the Mujib River and stretches along 70 kilometers. The river flows into the Dead Sea, and visitors can trek through the water, beneath towering canyons, and experience the unique natural beauty of this area, which also includes the Mujib Biosphere Reserve, home to rare wildlife species.

Take a city tour of Amman, the capital of Jordan. Visit the Roman Theater, the Citadel, and some of the city's famous mosques and historical sites.

Visit Ajloun Castle, a strategic defense point against the Crusaders, offering outstanding panoramic views of Jerusalem on a clear day. Nearby, explore Jerash, one of the most well-preserved Greek-Roman sites in the world, often referred to as the "Pompeii of the East."

East of Amman, explore a series of desert retreats built by Umayyad princes in the 8th century. These include palaces, bathhouses, and hunting lodges, showcasing a blend of Greco-Roman, Byzantine, and Persian architectural styles. These castles are some of the most impressive examples of early Islamic art and architecture.

Explore Rainbow Street, originally named Abu Bakr al Siddiq Street, a vibrant public space in the historic area of Jabal Amman. Visit nearby Souk Jara for shopping, and enjoy the cafes, shops, and lively atmosphere of downtown Amman.

Visit the traditional site of Jesus’ baptism at Bethany beyond the Jordan. This sacred site, where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River, holds deep spiritual significance for Christians worldwide.

Enjoy leisure and relaxation in Jordan’s only coastal city, Aqaba, located on the Red Sea. Try snorkeling, explore the city’s highlights like Aqaba Castle, and experience the rich history of this beach town with a Jordanian appeal.

Discover Jordan’s first winery at JR The Wine Experience, the first wine tasting room in Jordan, located at The Abdali Boulevard, the new downtown of Amman.

Immerse yourself in Jordanian culture by learning to cook local dishes at cooking schools like Beiti Sitti. Finish the class by enjoying a four-course meal prepared by you.

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