“Red Rose City” or the “Lost City” is a world wonder and no doubt it is one of the attractions visited by tourists in Jordan. It is a unique city carved into the utter rock face by the Nabataeans (Arab nomadic tribes who settled there 2000 years ago).
In 1985 the Archaeological Park in Petra was declared as a UNESCO heritage site.
Carved into vivacious red, pink, white & sandstone cliff faces, the primitive Jordanian city of Petra was “lost” to the Western world for hundreds of years. That’s how it gained both the name “Red Rose” & Lost City”. Nothing can describe the beauty & unique combination of this city!
“Red Rose City” or the “Lost City” A world wonder and no doubt it is one of the most touristic attractions in Jordan, it is a unique city carved into the utter rock face by the Nabataeans (Arabs’ nomadic tribe who settled there 2000 years ago). In 1985 the Archaeological Park in Petra has been declared as a UNESCO heritage spot.
Carved unswervingly into vivacious red, pink, white & sandstone cliff faces, the primitive Jordanian city of Petra was “lost” to the Western world for hundreds of years. That’s how it gained both “Red Rose” & Lost City”.
Nothing to be said will cover the beauty & unique combination of this city!
Wadi Rum was declared as a natural protectorate in 1988 as the government of Jordan recognized its unique wild nature & history. You can enjoy the wonder of Wadi Rum in various ways; jeep, camel ride, horse back or even on foot. The camel ride short trip is a common activity as well as hiking (Bedouin Local Guide will help you with this).
From the dramatic sandstone mountains to the undulating sand dunes where you can catch a beautiful view across the desert. With most of the desert creatures coming out at night there is nothing like laying under the stars at night listening to the life of the desert. If you listen carefully you will hear the furry small mammals like gerbils that are very active at night time, but you wont see them.
The weather in the desert is extreme in both seasons with wild summer heat and extremely cold winters.
Wadi Rum has been declared as a natural protectorate in 1988 as the government of Jordan recognized its unique wild nature & history.
You can reconnoiter Wadi Rum in various ways; jeep, camel ride, horse ride or even on foot. The camel ride short trip is a common activity as well as hiking (Bedouin Local Guide will help you with this).
From the dramatic sandstone mountains; to the wildlife where you can catch a view of few animals; as most of those desert creatures are nightly ones!
Furry small mammals are also communal in Rum, like gerbils -active only at night time; you can rarely get a chance to watch them.
As for the weather; well it is extreme both seasons, wild summer heat & as well as extreme cold winter.
Is a Piece of Rome positioned in Jordan dating back 6500 years ago and is considered to be the third favorite destination in Jordan after Petra and Wadi Rum. Striking Hadrian’s Arch in Jerash was built 129 AD honoring the visit of Emperor Hadrian.
On the South gate stands the well-designed remains of Zeus from the Temple of Zeus, believed to be built 162AD.
Is a Piece of Rome positioned in Jordan dating back 6500 years ago and is considered to be the third favorite destination in Jordan after Petra and Wadi Rum. Striking Hadrian’s Arch in Jerash was built 129 AD honoring the visit of Emperor Hadrian.
On the South gate stands the well-designed remains of Zeus from the Temple of Zeus, believed to be built 162AD.
The ancient town at Jordan Plateau, 30 km away of Amman seen as one of the most unforgettable places to visit. Madaba is famous for its 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George; you will be astonished to know that it is made out of two million pieces of brilliantly colored local stones, which portrays the hills, villages, valleys and towns.
The ancient town at Jordan Plateau, 30 km away of Amman seen as one of the most unforgettable places to visit. Madaba is famous for its 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George; you will be astonished to know that it is made out of two million pieces of brilliantly colored local stones, which portrays the hills, villages, valleys and towns.
That one of its kind unique Mosaic Map shelters the floor of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, situated northwest of the city center & originally built in 1896.
Emigrated by Christian Arab tribes from Karak Region in 1880 A.D, now occupied by Christians as well as Muslims.
You will be impressed with the great number of antiquity that has been found here, much of which you can enjoy watching in the Museum and in Archaeological Parks.
Believed to be a real living miracle; a place where you can revive your spirit and body. Well-known as the well of “Salt Sea” due to the waters of the Dead Sea being extremely saline with almost ten times the salt as the world’s oceans. It is a landlocked Salt Lake bordering Israel and Jordan.
Jordan Rift Valley is a vividly gorgeous landscape stretching aong the dead sea for almost 400 km below sea level; this vast expanse of water obtains a good number of incoming rivers including the River Jordan.
As soon as the waters reach the Dead Sea they are land-locked with nowhere to go; accordingly, they evaporate, leaving behind an impenetrable, rich, mixture of salts as well as minerals considered as a source of industry, medicine and agriculture with some of the finest products produced. The unique attentiveness of the Dead Sea waters has widely been known for its medicinal value.
Located 30 minutes’ drive out of Amman it is a stunning sight when the sunset touches the distant hills with ribbons of fire across the waters of the Dead Sea; you can relax by the beach or float in the salty waters.
Believed to be a real living miracle; a place where you can revive your spirit and body. Well-known as the well of “Salt Sea” due to the waters of the Dead Sea being extremely saline with almost ten times the salt as the world’s oceans. It is a landlocked Salt Lake bordering Israel and Jordan.
Jordan Rift Valley is a vividly gorgeous landscape stretching aong the dead sea for almost 400 km below sea level; this vast expanse of water obtains a good number of incoming rivers including the River Jordan.
As soon as the waters reach the Dead Sea they are land-locked with nowhere to go; accordingly, they evaporate, leaving behind an impenetrable, rich, mixture of salts as well as minerals considered as a source of industry, medicine and agriculture with some of the finest products produced. The unique attentiveness of the Dead Sea waters has widely been known for its medicinal value.
Located 30 minutes’ drive out of Amman it is a stunning sight when the sunset touches the distant hills with ribbons of fire across the waters of the Dead Sea; you can relax by the beach or float in the salty waters.
An awe-inspiring mixture of history, nature and city life encircled with stunning mountains and blue waters. This city enjoys a stable warm climate all year round and offers beach relaxation, water activities and coral reef exploration with rare colorful fish. Swimming with the welcoming sea turtles and dolphins as they missile among the schools of multi-colored fish is exciting and will leave you with a feeling of being a part of the wild.
Nightly dives divulge the nocturnal sea creatures like crabs, shrimps and lobsters as they go seeking their nighttime snacks.
You will be impressed with the great number of antiquity that has been found there which you can enjoy watching in the Museum and in Archaeological Parks.
An awe-inspiring mixture of history, nature and city life encircled with stunning mountains and blue waters. This city enjoys a stable warm climate all year round and offers beach relaxation, water activities and coral reef exploration with rare colorful fish. Swimming with the welcoming sea turtles and dolphins as they missile among the schools of multi-colored fish is exciting and will leave you with a feeling of being a part of the wild.
Nightly dives divulge the nocturnal sea creatures like crabs, shrimps and lobsters as they go seeking their nighttime snacks.
You will be impressed with the great number of antiquity that has been found there which you can enjoy watching in the Museum and in Archaeological Parks.
30km northwest of Irbid you can visit the Decapolis city “Gadara” which is a day trip worth taking. Exploring the Archeological remains of the Decapolis city “Gadara” the ancient city of Palestine shaped by the borders Jordan, Israel & the Golan will transport you back in time.
After Alexander the Great passed away in 323 BC, Gadara was taken by the Ptolemy’s and used as a borderline station with the Seleucids to the north.
In 218 BC, the Seleucids took the city yet it came under control a century later from the Jewish Hasmoneans. Once the Roman general Pompey forced an order throughout Syria in 63 BC for the reconstruction of Gadara in favor to one of his favorite freed men Gadarene. It is well known for a place to spend public holidays especially Fridays.
30km northwest of Irbid, a long day trip long journey which is worth, the main attraction to explore is remains of the Decapolis city “Gadara”, implanted into the angle of borders shaped by Jordan, Israel & the Golan.
Right after Alexander the Great passed away in 323 BC, Gadara was originated by the Ptolemy’s acting a borderline station with the Seleucids to the north.
In 218 BC, the Seleucids took the city. Yet; it came under blockade a century later from the Jewish Hasmoneans; once the Roman general Pompey forced an order throughout Syria in 63 BC, he superintended the reconstruction of Gadara in favor to one of his favorite freedmen, a Gadarene. It is well known for spending public holidays; especially Fridays.
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