Jordan offers some of the Middle East’s most beloved dishes. Must-try foods include mansaf, the national dish made with lamb and jameed yogurt; maqluba, a flavorful rice dish flipped upside down when served; falafel, hummus, shish tawook, and za’atar manakish. For dessert, knafeh is a must. Many visitors also enjoy mint tea, Arabic coffee, and fresh pomegranate juice.
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The Kingdom of Jordan is a small country with amazing and fascinating discoveries. Friendly locals take care of you from the very first moment and are happy to talk about their country. Experience captivating desert landscapes, stay at luxury hotels, enjoy the hot sun, and visit lovely beaches at the Red Sea. Make sure to enjoy Jordan’s history.
Jordan is a fascinating and multifaceted country with remains as far back as 17000 before Christ. All the great civilizations around the Mediterranean have left tracks, but the country is not just history and rich culture – it is so much more than that. Here you can combine culture and history in the desert with sun and bath at the Red Sea.
Petra in Jordan – the most important place
Visit the modern city of Amman and visit the beautiful mosques or art galleries crowded in the city. Or, do a hike in Petra – the city emitted from the mountain is the most famous place in Jordan and the country’s most valuable treasure. Petra was named one of seven wonders in 2007. The mystique is apparent and the construction will amaze you. Stay in the desert – an experience you’ll never forget!
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Jordan is rich in historical and religious landmarks. The top highlight is Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Visitors also love exploring Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities, and the Amman Citadel with its temples and archaeological museum. In Wadi Rum, travelers experience Bedouin culture, traditions, and music. Other important sites include Madaba with its mosaics, Mount Nebo, and the historic landscapes around the Dead Sea.
Jordan is perfect for both adventure and relaxation. In Wadi Rum, popular activities include jeep tours, camel riding, hiking, and overnight stays in Bedouin desert camps. Many visitors hike in nature reserves such as Dana or Mujib, or float in the ultra-salty Dead Sea. Aqaba is a favorite for snorkeling and diving thanks to its colorful coral reefs. Adventure seekers also enjoy canyoning in Wadi Mujib and stargazing in the desert.
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