Jordan has enchanted visitors for centuries with its spectacular World Heritage Sites, friendly towns, and appealing desert landscapes. This time you should take a tour to Jordan – a splendid country famed for its majestic ruins (Petra) and the magnificent red desert (Wadi Rum).
You’ll feel everything beautiful there! Well, you’ll have to see it to experience everything yourself. Follow this post and you’ll get a better overview of Jordan.
Jerash
Jerash is a little city around two hours north of Amman. You can take a public transport to reach the city. When you’re in the city, don’t forget to explore the Roman ruins. The condition of ancient ruins is amazingly well-maintained. So, Jerash is definitely worth a day trip.
Petra
You’ll go straight to Petra the next day. Petra is the striking ancient city that lies half-hidden around the wind-blown landscape in Southern Jordan. It’s one of the most treasured UNESCO Heritage Sites.
With nearby Nabataean sightseeing attractions at so-called Little Petra, desert camping and enormous hiking opportunities, at least two days will do the justice towards Petra. As the treasure of ancient world, Petra remains hidden behind an almost impenetrable barrier of rugged mountains. This city boasts incomparable scenes making it the most majestic and imposing still-standing ancient site.
Actually, there’s nothing around the world that resembles Petra. This rock-carved rose-red city has full of mysterious charm. Experience the city to the most before setting off to Aqaba.
Aqaba
Blessed with crystal clear, warm waters and vibrant coral reefs, Aqaba is the home to colorful history, delicious cuisines and ancient treasures. You will get everything right at your disposal.
Aqaba is a destination where the fantasy, sea and sun meet the charm and ambiance of antiquity. In short and simple words, Aqaba is warm, inviting and warm. You will get ultimate relaxation; water sports activities and winter warmth there.
It’s fringed with palm trees, lapped by the crystal clear waters of the Gulf of Aqaba, cooled by steady northerly breeze and ringed by mountains with changing colors that change in hours.
Sharhabil Bin HassnehEcoPark
Sharhabil Bin HassnehEcoPark is a nature reserve located in northern Jordan and is managed by Friends of the Earth Middle East. After exploring Petra, go for camping in this EcoPark located north of Amman.
However, the Jordan Government is trying to turn thisEcoPark into an adventure park by building facilities for slingshots and other extreme sports. You won’t believe you’re in the middle of a desert when you’re in this EcoPark! Therefore, you should definitely go for camping there.
Dead Sea
When you float in the Dead Sea, you will be unable to sink and feel weirdly satisfied. The still and dense waters of Dead Sea have mystified travelers for thousands of years. It’s the lowest point on the earth and is surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Negev Desert.
The saline water of the lake lead to the name as no fish can survive in the salty waters. The other benefit of salty water is its renowned wellbeing and healing properties. The unique aspect of the water is that you can float naturally in them.
Amman
Now the time has come to explore the capital city of Jordan – Amman. The city’s sightseeing attractions are located mostly in the walking distance from Downtown. This capital is relatively youth and mostly the creation of the 20th century.
There’re plentiful things to do in Amman to encourage you to linger awhile after making for Petra, the Dead Sea and the Jerash. In fact, Amman is one of the easiest cities to make the most out of the Middle East experience.
When you visit Amman, you should definitely make a stop at the Citadel Hill. From the hill, you can observe the busy city peacefully. It’s a perfect destination to watch the stunning sunset.
Bottom Line –
So, what’s your list of inspiring destinations you should add to your Jordan bucket list? If you need any suggestions, feel free to get in touch with Jordan Private Tours today. For more information, please visit https://www. jordanpetraprivatetour.com/.
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