Petra:
Journey Through the Rose-Red City

Jordan is an alluring combination of ancient history, thriving culture, and breathtaking natural landscapes-a perfect destination for an unforgettable holiday. From the lofty ruins of Petra to the serene waters of the Dead Sea, Jordan has much in store for every kind of traveler.

Explore Ancient Wonders

The journey begins at Petra, the famous archaeological site, well-renowned as the "Rose City." Carved into pink sandstone cliffs, this is a World Heritage site of UNESCO and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. You will walk through the Siq-a narrow canyon leading to the Treasury-and see the Monastery and Royal Tombs, all marvels of the ingenuity of the Nabateans.

Jordan's desert magic

Wadi Rum is one of the largest desert expanses to captivate the imagination of travelers, rich in history, and strewn with breathtaking rock formations and sweeping sand dunes. Others may refer to Wadi Rum as the "Valley of the Moon." Drive the dunes in a jeep safari, enjoy camel riding, and spend an overnight at a Bedouin camp amidst a tapestry of stars, soaking in the serenity of the Jordan Desert.

Relax at the Dead Sea

No trip to Jordan would be complete without a trip to the Dead Sea, the lowest point anywhere on Earth. You can easily float in its mineral-rich waters known for therapeutic properties, and enjoy an invigorating mud bath. The Dead Sea is a great place to relax, rejuvenate, and take in the breathtaking natural scenery-a truly one-of-a-kind experience. Get a Glimpse of the Modern Charms of Amman The capital, Amman, is a city of contrasting old and new. The ancient Citadel and Roman Theatre are outstanding features, but so, too, is the exuberance of downtown markets and contemporary café culture. A city supremely rich in culture, Amman boasts several museums and galleries, great eating, and an exciting dining scene that presents the incredibly varied flavors of Jordanian cuisine.

Spiritual Search
Jordan has numerous important biblical sites to see for anyone who is interested in religious history. Visit Mount Nebo, from which Moses was said to have seen the Promised Land, and visit the ancient city of Madaba, known for beautiful mosaics-it houses the world's oldest known map of the Holy Land.

Jordan Awaits
It offers a whole gamut of experiences: from adventure and relaxation to a deep dip into history. With its warm welcome, manifold attractions, and rich cultural heritage, a holiday in Jordan is sure to be an experience that will linger in the mind long after returning home.