So why not rush to visit?

Traveling to Jordan brings you, dear traveler, a lot of entertainment. Between the Dead Sea, historical palaces, Amman cafes, ancient melodies and oriental food, you will feel authentic, and there is a lot also waiting for you, so why not rush to visit?

Dead Sea:

The Dead Sea is characterized by its high salinity to the extent that it may exceed 20 times the salinity of sea water, which makes it an ideal place for lovers to relax and lie on the surface of the water effortlessly, as the salty water carries the person even if he is not able to swim, and not only that, but the Dead Sea is considered Also a natural bath, with its minerals and salts that have a great role in treating many diseases, even the mud in this sea makes the skin extremely soft and smooth.

Hashem Restaurant:

Jordan is distinguished by its historical restaurants and its varied cuisine, especially in the heart of Amman. Perhaps the visitor there will enjoy a meal of hummus, beans, masbahah and falafel at Hashem Restaurant, which is a distinctive sign in the city center.

Ancient monuments in the center of the capital:

The Old Citadel in Amman or Jabal al-Qalaa, is one of the seven mountains of the city of Amman. It proudly rises above the crowded downtown area. It is distinguished by the presence of many Roman monuments, as well as the Temple of Hercules built by the Roman Emperor Aurelius, as well as containing Islamic monuments dating back to the Umayyad era.

Jordanian cafes:

Turkish coffee with a balcony overlooking the heart of the historic city center with the melodies of the traditional Arabic guitar, a combination that you will only feel while you are in one of the Jordanian cafes in Amman, to enjoy the authenticity of history and the splendor of the scene.

Filming locations:

Lawrence of Arabia, The Red Planet, Mars, and many more international films have been filmed in Petra as well as in Wadi Rum, where there are thousands of sandstone mountains, cliffs of unique colors, and there you can take a jeep tour with a guide from local Bedouins to visit the rocky sites And pass through the narrow sandy paths to see rock paintings that are more than 5000 years old.

Incredible street food:

They say that Jordan is a container in which the cultures of peoples have melted for thousands of years, and you can make sure of that by enjoying the experience of eating in the public streets, where you will see the blending between different kitchens in a delicious Jordanian flavor, where the Egyptian shawarma, the spicy Iraqi meat dishes, as well as the delicious Turkish baklava .

Ajloun Forest Reserve:

At an altitude of 1200 meters above sea level, the Ajloun Forest Reserve is located in the northwest of Jordan, where hills and valleys and the possibility of camping among flowers and unique wild trees, or wandering among oaks, strawberries, carob and forests, as well as many endangered animals.

There is nothing more beautiful than seeing Petra lit up with candles, moon, and stars:

The ancient capital of the Nabatean kingdom.. Petra, which includes sandstone temples, tombs, and ancient city palaces, deserves nothing but discovery and contemplation, especially at night in the light of dim candles and the melodies of soft music, and the wonderful cups of tea offered by the Bedouins with their wonderful stories,   Be sure to have an experience you will never forget.

Wadi Rum:

In a hot air balloon, specifically before dawn, we invite you to enjoy the mountain peaks in Wadi Rum for an hour, to feel like you are on the surface of the moon in a magical tour that you will wish to repeat.

Discover  Islamic Art:

Desert palaces in Jordan, such as Al-Harana Palace, which was built during the reign of Al-Walid bin Abdul-Malik, which includes Islamic motifs, in addition to the Amra Palace, which was built during the life of Caliph Al-Walid bin Yazid Al-Hakim, which includes numerous drawings and inscriptions, and Al-Hallabat Palace, known for its mosaics, arches and Umayyad columns, places It is wonderful and gives the visitor a wonderful insight into Islamic art and its various decorations.. Be sure to visit.