Amman

Is one of the largest city of the Kingdom with a population of approximately 2.5million inhabitants.

Petra

Petra is one of The New 7 Wonders of the World that enchants visitors from all corners of the globe.

Dead Sea

It is a closed sea salt, located 36 km from Amman and it's the lowest point on the surface of Earth.

Wadi Rum

Also called the Valley of the Moon for similarity of the topography of the valley with the moon.

Aqaba

Aqaba one of the major attractions in Jordan and famous for its warm water and rich marine life.

Baptism Site

The Baptism site was called in the Biblical time as Bethany beyond the Jordan.

Ajloun

The original castle core had four corner towers. Arrow slits were incorporated in the thick walls.

Desert Castels

Jordan's desert castles, beautiful examples of both early Islamic art and architecture.

Ma'ain waterfalls

A comprehensive spa and natural clinic providing treatment for people with skin diseases.

Jerash

The site is now recognized as one of the best preserved Romanian cities in the world.

Kerak

Karak is an old city of the Crusaders. In the Bible, Karak is described as Kir or Kir-Moab.

Madaba

The City of Mosaics, Many of these mosaics have been excavated and are on display in town's museum.

Um Qais

Historically known as Gadara, Um Qais is one of Jordan's most unique Greco Roman Decapolis sites.

Mount Nebo

Is believed to be the tomb of Moses. It is a lonely, windswept hill. Protecting from 4th century.