Where timeless history meets desert landscapes and warm hospitality.
Where timeless history meets desert landscapes and warm hospitality.
Nestled in the heart of the Middle East, Jordan is a land that blends ancient civilizations with breathtaking natural beauty. Famous for its world heritage sites, desert adventures, and welcoming people, Jordan offers travelers an unforgettable journey through history and landscapes.
From the rose-red city of Petra, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, to the otherworldly desert of Wadi Rum, the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea, and the lively streets of Amman, Jordan captivates with every step.
Travelers can explore Roman ruins at Jerash, float effortlessly on the Dead Sea, stargaze in the vast deserts, or enjoy Bedouin hospitality in traditional desert camps. With its rich culture, safe environment, and mix of modern and ancient charm, Jordan is truly the jewel of the Middle East.
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By Air: Main entry is Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman with connections to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
By Land: Border crossings from Israel, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Iraq (check current status).
By Sea: Ferries connect Egypt (Nuweiba) with Aqaba port in Jordan.
Visa: Most travelers, including Indians, need a visa on arrival or pre-arranged visa. The Jordan Pass includes entry visa + 40 attractions (recommended).
Passport Validity: Minimum 6 months.
Currency: Jordanian Dinar (JOD).
Language: Arabic is official; English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Spring (Mar–May): Mild weather, blooming valleys, perfect for Petra & Wadi Rum.
Autumn (Sept–Nov): Pleasant climate, fewer crowds.
Summer (Jun–Aug): Hot in deserts, but good for Dead Sea & Aqaba beaches.
Winter (Dec–Feb): Cold, especially in Amman & Petra; some rain, but fewer tourists.
Petra: Iconic Treasury, Siq canyon, Monastery.
Wadi Rum: Desert landscapes, Bedouin camps, stargazing.
Dead Sea: Lowest point on Earth, floating experience.
Amman: Citadel, Roman Theatre, souks.
Jerash: Preserved Roman ruins.
Aqaba: Red Sea diving & beaches.
Madaba & Mount Nebo: Mosaic maps & biblical history.
Walk through the Siq to Petra at sunrise or by candlelight.
Camp under the stars in Wadi Rum.
Float and apply mineral-rich mud at the Dead Sea.
Explore castles: Karak, Ajloun.
Taste Bedouin tea & Mansaf (national dish) with locals.
Dive or snorkel in the Red Sea at Aqaba.
Mansaf: Traditional lamb dish with rice & yogurt sauce.
Falafel & Hummus: Popular Middle Eastern staples.
Maqluba: Upside-down rice dish with chicken/vegetables.
Kanafeh: Sweet cheese pastry dessert.
Arabic Coffee & Mint Tea: Cultural must-have.
Dead Sea Products: Salts, mud packs, skincare.
Handmade Carpets & Rugs.
Bedouin Jewelry & Silver.
Olive Oil & Spices.
Mosaic Art from Madaba.
