Jordan Travel Guide

The Siq & Treasury is a narrow canyon passage revealing the iconic rose-red Treasury building carved into the cliff face. The Monastery (Ad Deir) is a massive carved facade high on the mountainside reached by steep hiking trails. Royal Tombs are elaborate tombs carved into rockface displaying intricate architectural details and burial chambers. Petra by Night is a candlelit evening walk through the Siq with dramatic lighting and Bedouin music. High Place of Sacrifice hike leads to an ancient altar on a hilltop with sweeping valley views below.

Jeep desert safari takes you through red sand dunes and dramatic rock formations in an open 4x4 vehicle guided by Bedouin drivers. Overnight Bedouin camp is sleeping in traditional camps under the stars with authentic meals and hospitality. Rock formations & natural arches are towering stone structures and natural arches scattered throughout the desert landscape. Stargazing offers exceptional views of the night sky from the remote desert with minimal light pollution. Sunset camel ride takes you across the sand dunes during golden hour experiencing the desert like traditional Bedouins.

Amman Citadel is a historic site with ruins of temples and fortifications overlooking the city and surrounding landscape. Roman Theatre is a well-preserved 2nd-century amphitheater still used for concerts and performances. Rainbow Street is an upscale neighborhood with boutique shops, cafes, galleries, and street art. Downtown souks are traditional markets selling spices, textiles, handicrafts, and local goods in narrow alleyways. Jordan Museum is a national museum with artifacts spanning Jordan's history from prehistoric to modern times.

Floating in the Dead Sea is effortless due to extreme salinity causing natural buoyancy without swimming effort. Mud treatment involves applying mineral-rich Dead Sea mud to your body for therapeutic and skin benefits. Resort spa afternoon is relaxing at a spa with massages, facials, and wellness treatments overlooking the water. Sunset over the Israeli coastline offers golden hour views across the Dead Sea toward the Israeli hills and mountains on the opposite shore.

Red Sea diving & snorkelling offers underwater coral reefs and tropical fish accessible from the shore and by boat. Aqaba's old town is a historic district with traditional buildings, markets, and waterfront restaurants along the red sea coast. Coral reef boat trip takes you to pristine coral formations and marine life with snorkeling stops. Aqaba Fort is a historic fortress overlooking the harbor built by the Ottomans with exhibits about local history.