Explore the Birthplace of Civilisation

Jordan offers visitors ancient monuments together with its natural attractions. The Dead Sea which represents the lowest point on Earth and Madaba's mosaics create a distinctive experience for Jordanian tours.

Petra – The Rose-Red Wonder

Petra stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site which architects built through the process of carving rose-red cliffs. The Treasury exists at the end of the Siq path which visitors can walk to reach while they discover the Royal Tombs and theatre and Colonnaded Street and the stunning city design.

Jerash – Roman Legacy

Jerash stands as one of the best preserved Roman provincial cities which includes the Oval Forum and Colonnaded Street and Temple of Artemis and North Theatre to demonstrate how people lived and entertained themselves during Roman times.

Wadi Rum – Desert Adventure

Wadi Rum presents its visitors with an extraordinary opportunity to discover its exceptional desert environment. Experience desert exploration through walking or camel riding or jeep tours which include an overnight stay at a Bedouin camp. The best time to visit falls between March and May and September and November.

Dead Sea – Unique Natural Wonder

The Dead Sea offers visitors the opportunity to float in its mineral-rich waters while they discover its therapeutic mud. Hike on either beginner-friendly or advanced level trails while discovering Lot's Cave and enjoying traditional Jordanian food.

Mount Nebo – Historical & Spiritual Site

Mount Nebo serves as a pilgrimage destination which provides visitors with 360 degree views. Visitors can explore the mosaic church and take part in hiking and mountain biking and picnicking activities while using 17 nature trails to discover the area.

Madaba – Mosaic City

Madaba attracts visitors because of its Byzantine mosaics which exist at St. George's Church and multiple other historical locations. Visitors can discover the city by ascending bell towers which provide them with excellent panoramic views while they see ancient maps that show biblical sites including Jerusalem and Jericho.