2025 Jordan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

I stayed in Amman, the capital of Jordan. It takes about an hour to get to Amman from the border by land from Israel. I have the impression that all Jordanians are gentlemen, quiet, and extremely hospitable. They have good manners and are polite. In addition, prices are much cheaper than in Israel and the food is outstandingly delicious. You can enjoy touring old ruins, and there are also modern shopping malls, so I think Jordan is a good choice for beginners to Middle Eastern travel. #Jordan #Amman #Middle East travel #World Heritage Site #Touring Ruins

Getting There is usually by flight. Though you can drive to Jordan from Israel. Attractions: Day 1: Jerash, stay in Amman Day 2: Amman city - downtown, rainbow street Day 3: bus to Petra, explore Petra Day 4: Petra more hiking! Day 5: jeep tour to Wadi Rum Day 6: Aqaba beaches Day 7: leave Jordan from Amman Food & Restaurants - try Mansaf, Jordanian#jordan national dish! Shopping - souvenirs in downtown Amman are fairly priced

I believe that Jordan is a country that is unfamiliar to many people, just like me. I was completely shocked when I set foot in Petra. How could there be such a beautiful place and it is so well preserved? I am often asked if it is worth going to Cape Town, South Africa, I would recommend Petra in Jordan 😍 Transportation tips: I took Qatar Airways and was able to visit the world's number one airport Must-see attractions: Petra, Dead Sea Transportation: Car rental Shopping Guide: Dead Sea Mud Visa: Buy a Jorden pass and you won’t need a visa (2019) #Jordan#Petra#Dead Sea

Address - Sense Cafe (Jordan) 1/F, Royal Commercial Centre, 56 Parkers Street, Jordan Ambiance/Facilities - u can set unlimited time Highlights -羊架 higher CP value Avg. Price per Person - $250/1 Rating - 5** Having dinner with friends . so happy 🥳🥳 my friend introduced this restaurant to me . amazing that their Rack of Lamb is so good n i highly recommend it to you guys if you come here . I chatted with my fd over 2 hours. they waiter didn’t urgent me to leave . that why I like this restaurant so much

The facade of this small Japanese shop is decorated in Japanese style. The restaurant is not very big when you enter, but the seats are spaced. The lunch menu includes take-away orders and self-selected sashimi rice. Self-selected sashimi allows you to choose what you like to eat, so we chose this to match ourselves. And Monday to Thursday 12:00-17:30 lunch in-house 8% discount on selected sashimi rice! ▶️ Medium tow $50 / Scallops $30 / Tuna fillet $30 / Mussels $20 / Salmon $20 / Rice $15 Total $165 The bowl of sashimi rice is not too big, but there is a lot of rice inside. The sashimi is spread all over the top, which looks very rich. I like to eat scallops quite thick, but the mussels are quite refreshing. There are two small pieces of medium tofu, so plump! ▶️ Oily fish fillet $30/Octopus $20/Tuna fillet $30/Tuna $30/Rice $15 $15 with appetizer, bean curd soup Total $140 The bean curd soup is quite rich and warm. The salad vegetables are quite fresh. The tuna loin is thickly sliced ​​and has a bite of meat. I like the tuna loin with rice. It's satisfying enough. ▶️ Gillette Soft Shell Crab Reverse Roll $88 The rice rolls are big enough, the soft shell crab is fragrant enough, not too oily. There are no beverages available here, so you can choose green tea tea bags or other canned, bottled beverages. We wanted tea🫖 for sashimi so we chose two tea bags🍵$5/person It's good to eat sashimi and rolls in this weather. It's good to have a tea to warm your stomach! Takeaway offers (this offer is sushi only): $20 off $150, $70 off $300, $150 off $500

Stayed in Mudi several times, this is the first time I stayed in this room type $450/HKD per night on Saturday, located on Nathan Road near the junction of Yau Ma Tei and Jordan, it is really convenient! There is also a bathtub🛁 and it is a jacuzzi, so it is cost-effective! This is a pretty good room type, I prefer the modern one Drinks at the mini bar are free But the waiter at the front desk who asked for an ice bucket today might be new? ! They said there was no large ice bucket available, only one size. Fortunately, the waiter also brought me a large one! #beautifulhotel #hoteldeals #summertrip #gourmetsummer #exhibition2021

Last Friday I had an appointment with my old colleagues to get together. He wanted to eat Vietnamese food, so he chose the Fire Five Vietnamese Beef Noodle Specialist in Jordan. The location is very convenient, within about 5 minutes walk from the MTR. We ordered the Fire Five Locomotive Beef Noodles, Fried Soft Shell Crab Laksa, Oyster Sauce Tang lettuce, Lemongrass Chicken Wings, Iced Salted Lemon Soda and Iced Vietnamese Coconut Ice. Fire Five Locomotive Beef Powder has raw beef, cooked beef, wagyu beef balls and sticky rice. Raw or cooked beef tastes fresh and delicious. As for the Wagyu beef balls, more full of fat, full of Wagyu feeling. Plus the sticky rice is really rich, full of satisfaction. The soup has the sweet taste of Vietnamese flour, and the portion of beef flour is very large. Fried Soft Shell Crab Laksa Crispy fried soft shell crab with sweet and sour lemongrass to increase your appetite, perfect for summer. How can you not eat lemongrass food when you eat Vietnamese food? Lemongrass chicken wings with fresh lemongrass flavor and tender meat. Iced salted lemon soda The sweet soda is mixed with salted lemon meat, very refreshing~ Iced Vietnamese Coconut Juice The fresh and sweet coconut juice paired with the refreshing coconut meat is a great choice to relieve the heat in summer. The small Vietnamese shop is like a lie-in trip to Vietnam, and it is very affordable. My friend and I both ate very full and went home with our big bellies. #VietnameseCuisine #I miss #foodie

I finally got a card in the old city of Petra, which is popular in the air! God knows what has happened in order to take this photo! I wore a wedding dress and climbed up the hill with my four feet. When I saw the ancient city at my feet, everything was worth it! The ancient city of Petra (9 BC - 40 AD) is a historic city in southern Jordan. It is one of the mysterious ancient cities in the desert of southern Jordan and one of Jordan's most prestigious historic sites. On July 8, 2007, he was selected as the new Seven Wonders of the World.

Here’s a comprehensive summary of my 8-day, 7-night trip to Jordan. Honestly, I just wanted to share more photos from this journey because there were so many great ones left unposted, haha. Jordan – A Great Choice for Middle East First-Timers! This 8-day, 7-night trip to Jordan is truly the perfect entry-level experience for exploring the Middle East. From Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, to the starry skies and sand dunes of Wadi Rum Desert, floating in the Dead Sea, and finally shopping for souvenirs in Amman, the itinerary was well-paced—not rushed or exhausting—and covered all the must-see spots. ⸻ 🧳 Curious about the costs? Here’s a breakdown (in NTD): The prices weren’t as cheap as I imagined, but they weren’t overly expensive either. Dining at tourist spots was comparable to Europe, but accommodations were cheaper than most European countries like Spain or Italy. We mostly stayed in budget hotels, except for one night at the Hilton, a more luxurious five-star hotel. Here’s the cost breakdown in NTD: • ✈️ Flights (Germany → Milan → Amman / Amman → Rome): 11,000 • 🏨 Accommodation for 7 nights (mostly 2 people per room): ~8,000/person • 🚗 Transportation (private car + Uber): ~4,500/person • 🍽 Meals + entertainment + souvenirs: ~15,000/person • 🛂 Visa + attraction tickets (Jordan Pass for 3 days): 3,500/person • 💵 Recommended cash to bring: ~USD 500, as most places accept credit cards. Tips: • Credit cards are widely accepted in Jordan, but it’s still good to carry some cash for tips or street food. • Exchange rates: Amman Airport ~63, city center ~70.8, Petra ~69. It’s best to exchange money in Amman city center for the best rates. ⸻ 🚘 Transportation & Driving Tips • If you’re only staying in Amman, driving isn’t recommended. Traffic is congested, and local drivers rarely use turn signals. They seem to have their own driving rhythm, which can be confusing for outsiders. • Driving outside Amman, like to Wadi Rum or the Dead Sea, is manageable, but be mindful of local driving customs. • Compared to Egypt or India, Jordan’s driving environment is much better, though it’s still not as smooth as Europe. • We opted for a private car for the entire trip, which saved time and effort. It wasn’t more expensive than renting a car—highly recommended! ⸻ 🍢 Food & Dining Tips • Jordanian cuisine is relatively simple, focusing on grilled meats, yogurt, hummus, and flatbreads. You might crave instant noodles occasionally, so bring a few packs. • Dining in big cities like Amman is super affordable; meals often cost NTD 100–200. However, in tourist areas, meals can go up to NTD 500–600 per person. • Alcohol lovers, take note: Jordan is a Muslim country, so bars are rare, and most restaurants don’t serve alcohol. Consider bringing your own! ⸻ 🕌 Cultural Observations • As a Muslim country, Jordan has five daily prayer times announced via mosque broadcasts. These often start as early as 5 AM, so earplugs are essential to avoid being woken up. • Locals are generally friendly and welcoming, often initiating greetings or conversations. • Tourist prices for goods are usually higher, so compare prices to avoid overpaying. Initially, I didn’t plan to buy souvenirs, but I couldn’t resist picking up some crystal and stone jewelry. • Avoid buying souvenirs directly at tourist spots or stores recommended by drivers. Explore local markets or city shops for better deals. ⸻ 🏜 Itinerary Highlights Our 8-day, 7-night trip (Saturday to the following Saturday) covered these key attractions: 1. Petra: One of the Seven Wonders of the World, worth visiting again and again. We spent three days here—an afternoon and evening on the first day, a full day on the second, and just two hours on the third morning. There were still many routes we didn’t explore, but remember to pace yourself, as some areas are quite challenging to hike. 2. Wadi Rum: Desert camping, stargazing, and a jeep adventure. Unfortunately, strong winds limited our jeep ride to just two hours, so we couldn’t venture far. 3. Dead Sea: Floating and mud baths—pure relaxation. This was the perfect way to unwind at the end of the trip. 4. Amman: City sightseeing, Roman Theater, Rainbow Street shopping, juice bars, and buying spices. Overall: • For first-time Middle East travelers, Jordan is incredibly welcoming and a great starting point. • Desert roads are much smoother than in Morocco or Egypt—no motion sickness at all. • Tent camps are well-equipped, often with air conditioning and private bathrooms. ⸻ ❤️ Final Thoughts Travel isn’t just about the destinations; it’s about the memories you create along the way. Jordan’s charm lies in its blend of unfamiliarity and comfort, offering cultural surprises alongside travel ease. This trip had its share of heat, sun, and expenses, but it also brought laughter, delicious food, stunning photos, and unforgettable moments. Here’s to the next adventure—with great companions and even more courage to embark on spontaneous journeys!

2025/5/25 Good morning Jordan~ Today is Jordan's Independence Day. I can feel the festive atmosphere on the road. There are national flags everywhere, and even cars have super large national flags! From small cars hanging small flags to large cars flying with the whole national flag~ Although I am curious if it is safe to drive like this? But it is really cute haha! ⸻ 【Driving to Petra】 It takes about 3.5 hours to drive from Amman to Petra. Our driver is very nice and drives steadily (although the turn signal is like a decoration...), and he replies to messages from time to time, but we are used to it~ Today we stayed at Sunset Hotel, which is less than 5 minutes' walk from the entrance of Petra. The location is really convenient! Although the hotel is not luxurious, it has basically everything you need. The key point is that the price is reasonable. After all, many hotels in this area are shockingly expensive. ⸻ 【Lunch: My Mom’s Recipe Restaurant】 This is a local restaurant recommended by the hotel. It is located on the rooftop restaurant. The stairwell is beautifully decorated with carpets and lighting. It has a Middle Eastern flavor. We ordered three special dishes: • Mansaf (12 JD): Jordan’s national dish, lamb + rice + yogurt sauce + Bedouin bread. People who like lamb will love it! • Maklouba (10 JD): Also known as "flip rice", the fried chicken, vegetables, and rice are put in a pot and cooked, and then the whole thing is turned upside down and served on the table. The rice grains absorb the aroma and are very delicious! • Mix Kebab: It’s just grilled kebabs~ It turned out to be too dry, which was a bit disappointing. But the most impressive thing is...** The serving speed is really slow! ** I waited for more than 40 minutes and was so hungry that I wanted to steal the decorative flowers on the table! ⸻ 【Officially enter Petra】 After eating, go to Petra Visitor Center to exchange tickets (we used the three-day Jordan Pass, 80 JD), and then officially step into the ancient city of Petra, one of the seven wonders of the world! Walking from the entrance to the "Snake Road (Siq)" and then to the Treasury (The Treasury/Al-Khazneh) is the most classic main route. The whole road is about 5.7 kilometers, but we walked for almost two hours because we couldn't stop taking pictures. We exclaimed every few steps! Tips: After entering, someone will keep asking you if you want to ride a horse, and they will say it's free and included in the ticket. But in fact, they will ask you for a tip when you get off the horse. It is recommended to ask clearly at the beginning. If you really want to take a ride, just give a moderate 5 JD. ⸻ 【Take camel photos in the Treasury + Mysterious Observation Deck】 The moment I arrived at the Khazneh Temple was really shocking! The huge rock carvings were in front of us, and the camel stood in the middle as the background. It was very touristy, but we still took a lot of photos! The three of us rode on a camel for 10 USD per person to take photos (we talked about JD being more cost-effective), and the camel owner also helped us record and take photos with his mobile phone, which was super professional and would help you take great photos! After the photo shoot, we went to an additional viewing platform (10 JD per person), which took about 5 minutes to climb, and we could take photos of the entire Treasury from a high place, which was very worthwhile! We also met a guy who looked like Pirates of the Caribbean who helped us guide the photos (of course, we still had to tip him in the end), but he really took good photos, and we happily gave him 10 JD. ⸻ Donkey Riding Challenge: Go to the Monastery Ad-Deir We arrived at Royal Tombs at 5 pm. When we were about to go back, we met a local guy who said that we could ride a donkey to the monastery (Ad-Deir). The original price was 40 JD, but it was reduced to 30 JD per person. As soon as we got on the donkey, we realized that it was not a leisurely trip, but a hardcore adventure! Gravel, steep slopes, narrow steps, and the donkey's swaying left and right are really no joke~ The ride was longer than expected and more exciting. I occasionally wondered "Will the car flip over?" But at the same time, I also felt that this trip was worth it! This first experience was shocking enough The monastery (Ad-Deir) is larger and more spectacular than the treasure house. The point is that when we arrived, it was sunset and there was no one in the whole place, only the four of us. It felt as romantic and sacred as being reserved. ⸻ [Downhill & Tips] On the way back, we walked out of the park from another road that cars can travel on. It took us nearly three hours in total and we didn't get back to the hotel until after 8 pm. On the way, I asked the locals, and they said that as long as you enter the park before 5:30, there will be no restrictions on when you can leave. Some tourists will stay in the park to smoke hookah and have dinner, but these usually require knowing the locals to help arrange. When we were going down the mountain, we also started the tip negotiation phase. We finally gave a 30 JD tip, which was considered to be a voluntary tip~ ⸻ [End of the day dinner time] We were very tired when we returned to the hotel. After taking a quick shower, we went to the nearby Petra Night Restaurant for dinner. It was almost nine o'clock and we didn't have much appetite, so we simply ordered a few salads and main dishes. After dinner, I went back to the room and fell asleep before I even felt the pillow! ⸻ Summary: Today's Petra adventure really experienced everything from culture, history, beautiful scenery to excitement! Strongly recommend everyone: • Be sure to buy the Jordan Pass, it's worth it! • Wear comfortable shoes (really a lot of walking) • The tipping culture is deeply rooted, be mentally prepared and bring more change • If you dare to challenge yourself, you can consider riding a donkey to the monastery, but be mentally prepared that "it's not just a cute experience", it's a bit of a hardcore adventure!

#ridesharingtravel Exploring Amman is a breeze with ride-sharing apps like Uber and Careem, but if you’ve got Petra on your bucket list (of course you do!), there are smart, budget-friendly ways to get there without splurging on expensive tours or taxis. ⸻ 🚕 Ride-Sharing in Amman 📱 Use Uber & Careem – Perfect for zipping around the hilly capital without the taxi hassle. 🎯 Great for visiting the Citadel, Roman Amphitheatre, Rainbow Street, and the King Abdullah I Mosque with ease. 💵 Transparent pricing – Avoid the need to negotiate fares. Ideal for solo travelers or duos on a budget. 🌃 Evening safe rides – Easily return to your hostel from Rainbow Street or downtown after dark. ⸻ 🏜️ Getting to Petra on a Budget 🚍 Option 1: JETT Bus (Highly Recommended) 🕖 Daily departures from Amman (7:00 AM) 💰 Around 11 JD (~$16) one-way 📍 Picks up at Abdali Station → Drops you directly in Wadi Musa (Petra town) 📱 Book online or at the station — comfortable, air-conditioned, and super budget-friendly! 🚗 Option 2: Shared Private Transfer (via Ride-Share Apps or Hostel Arrangements) 📞 Ask your hostel or use Careem for shared intercity rides — prices vary but can be split with other travelers. 💬 Bonus Tip: Many hostels offer ride boards where you can join other travelers heading to Petra. 🚌 Option 3: Local Minibuses (for the brave!) 🪙 Cheapest option (~5–6 JD) 🌀 Not the most comfortable or punctual, but it’s an adventure! Requires transfers via Ma’an. Not recommended for tight schedules. ⸻ 🧭 Petra Tips for Budget Travelers 🎟️ Buy the Jordan Pass – Includes your visa AND entrance to Petra, Wadi Rum & more. Saves you loads if you plan to hit more than one site. 🌅 Visit early or late – Beat the crowds and the sun. Petra is magical at sunrise. 🥪 Pack snacks – Food near the site is expensive. Stock up in Wadi Musa. 🚶 Wear good shoes – Petra = a LOT of walking. Also, skip the overpriced camel rides. ⸻ 💡 Backpacker Ride-Savvy Hacks 🚖 Use Careem for shared rides from Amman to Petra — more flexible than a taxi and cheaper when split 👣 Stay in hostels with ride boards – Easy way to split costs with fellow travelers 🗺️ Combine Petra with Wadi Rum – Many budget tours offer both. Ask around in Wadi Musa!

Kuen Fat Kitchen Jordan or 權發小廚 佐敦店 is located in Jordan. It is a restaurant similar to a rice and curry restaurant. You can choose 2 dishes for 40HKD, 3 dishes for 50HKD. I tried the sweet and sour pork. It was very delicious. The stir-fried vegetables were fresh and crispy. The rice was jasmine rice. The taste was delicious. There were many dishes to choose from. If you are staying in Jordan, don't forget to try the food at this restaurant. I hope you will be impressed and come back to eat at this restaurant on your next trip. Open hours: 10:30am-10:30pm #foodie

Middle East Travel Diary Booked Dubai-Egypt-Jordan via Trip.com I'm sure everyone is curious about the situation in Jordan. Because Israel is next door and they're at war... In the end, it was surprisingly peaceful! Everyone's personalities were just like Japanese people, so it was a great stay!

#summervacay Spent a beautiful day at the historic Amman Citadel, dressed in my Eid clothes, soaking in the rich history and breathtaking views of the city. It felt special standing where ancient civilizations once walked, blending the joy of Eid with the timeless stories of this incredible place. Moments like these remind me how culture, tradition, and history all come together to shape who we are today. 📍Address: Amman Citadel, Amman, Jordan #thingstodo #citydaytours

#cherryblossom25 Surrounded by mountains and standing tall on university grounds, the tree represents strength, growth, and the harmony between nature and learning. Its roots run deep in the earth, just as knowledge is deeply rooted in the minds of students. With the mountains as a backdrop and the university as its foundation, the tree becomes a powerful symbol of resilience, calm, and inspiration—a reminder that true learning flourishes in places where nature and knowledge meet. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 The tree standing tall on campus is more than just part of the landscape—it’s a symbol of growth and learning. As students pass by, it quietly witnesses their journeys, offering shade and a moment of calm amid the bustle of university life. Like the students it shelters, the tree continues to grow, reminding us that education is a lifelong process rooted in patience and care. Its presence adds natural beauty and a sense of peace to the academic environment. 📍Address: Karak

#cherryblossom25 Blossoms across the university campus add a touch of natural beauty to the academic atmosphere, signaling growth, renewal, and fresh beginnings. As students fill the halls with ideas and ambition, the blooming flowers outside mirror that same energy and hope. It’s a reminder that just like nature, learning is a continuous process of blooming into something brighter with time and care. 📍Adress : Karak

#cherryblossom25 The blossoms blooming around the university campus bring a fresh burst of color and life to the academic environment. They symbolize growth, new beginnings, and the blossoming of ideas that happen inside classrooms and beyond. Just like students, these flowers thrive with care and attention, creating a beautiful, inspiring backdrop for learning and discovery. Their delicate beauty reminds us to appreciate the moments of calm and wonder amid the busy pace of university life. 📍Address: Karak

#cherryblossom25 The tree by the roadside stands as a quiet guardian of nature, its branches stretching wide to offer shade and shelter to those passing by. Rooted firmly in the earth, it provides a peaceful pause amidst the hustle of daily life. With every gust of wind, its leaves rustle like a soft whisper, reminding us to slow down and appreciate the simple beauty that exists along our journey. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 The olive tree in our backyard is more than just a plant—it’s a symbol of strength and tranquility. With its silvery leaves and sturdy branches, it adds a timeless beauty to the space, reminding us of nature’s quiet resilience. Growing steadily through the seasons, it brings a sense of peace and connection to the earth, making our backyard a serene retreat. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 The little orange flower, perfectly round and vibrant, stands out beautifully against the lush green leaves surrounding it. Its cheerful color adds a warm pop of energy to the scene, like a tiny sun glowing in the midst of fresh greenery. This small but striking bloom brings a sense of joy and vitality, reminding us how even the simplest things in nature can brighten our day and create moments of pure delight. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 Purple flowers bloom with an enchanting beauty, their vibrant hues adding a touch of magic to any setting. The rich color evokes a sense of mystery and elegance, captivating anyone who lays eyes on them. With every petal, they bring a burst of charm and serenity, making them the perfect symbol of grace and wonder in nature’s garden. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 A tall tree standing near the house acts as a silent guardian, its towering presence offering shade and shelter while adding a touch of natural beauty to the surroundings. Its branches reach high into the sky, creating a peaceful contrast against the home’s structure and connecting the space with the wider world outside. Beyond its impressive height, the tree symbolizes strength and stability, making the house feel more grounded and connected to nature’s calm embrace. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 A mix of plants in front of the house creates a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere that instantly brightens the space. The variety of colors, shapes, and textures adds life and charm, making the entrance feel warm and inviting. Whether it’s flowering blooms, lush greens, or trailing vines, this natural display not only enhances curb appeal but also brings a sense of calm and connection to nature right at your doorstep. 📍Address: Jordan

#cherryblossom25 In a world that often expects softness, the cactus stands tall, unapologetically tough. It doesn’t bloom every day, and it doesn’t beg for attention—but it survives, thrives, and grows in conditions others might wither in. There’s something powerful about that kind of resilience—about being able to flourish quietly, even when the environment is harsh. Maybe we’re all a little like cacti—stronger than we look, beautiful in our own way, and full of life, even when the outside world only sees our thorns.” 📍Address: Karak, Jordan

#Abila City Abila is an ancient city located in the region of Decapolis in the northern part of modern-day Jordan. It is known for its historical and archaeological significance, particularly during the Roman and Byzantine periods. Here’s a summary of key information about Abila: 1. Location • Situated in the Wadi Queilbeh area in northern Jordan, near the modern town of Irbid. • Part of the Decapolis, a group of ten cities on the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire in the southeastern Levant. 2. Historical Significance • Abila of the Decapolis was a major city during the Roman and Byzantine eras. • It has been inhabited since the Bronze Age, with archaeological evidence of continuous settlement. 3. Archaeological Features • The site includes: • Roman temples • Byzantine churches • City gates • Aqueducts and cisterns • A necropolis (burial site) • Excavations have revealed well-preserved mosaics, columns, and inscriptions. 4. Religion and Culture • The city was influenced by Roman, Hellenistic, and early Christian cultures. • Several churches suggest the importance of Christianity during the Byzantine period. 5. Modern Importance • Today, Abila is an important archaeological site and a tourist destination. Address - Ambiance/Facilities - Highlights - Avg. Price per Person - Rating -

Perched high above Amman, the Citadel is a breathtaking gateway to Jordan’s past, where ancient ruins whisper tales of empires long gone. Stand atop Jabal al-Qala’a and soak in panoramic views stretching across the modern city, a striking contrast to the grandeur of Hercules’ colossal hand, the enigmatic Temple of Hercules, and the resilient Umayyad Palace. Every stone here carries centuries of history, from Roman dominance to Islamic brilliance. As the golden sun sets over these timeless ruins, the Citadel radiates an aura of legend and majesty—an unmissable journey through Jordan’s soul!

Step into the ancient city of Petra, where history whispers from rose-red rock formations and legendary tales come to life. Carved into towering cliffs, this hidden jewel of Jordan dazzles with grand temples, intricate facades, and the breathtaking Treasury—its most iconic masterpiece. Walk through the winding Siq, a narrow canyon that builds anticipation with every step, until suddenly, Petra unveils itself in all its splendor. Whether under the golden desert sun or glowing by candlelight at night, this archaeological marvel enchants the soul. A place of wonder, mystery, and awe—Petra is where adventure begins!