5 THINGS NOT TO MISS ON YOUR HOLIDAYS TO JORDAN

Jordan is a place of relaxation and historical discovery. It is a land of many fronts with a magical history of the origins of ancient civilizations. Here are some of the places that you should not miss in this gorgeous destination:

AMMAN

Amman is the capital of Jordan and also the largest with stunning ancient sites which stand in harmony with modern developments. It is a perfect place to soak up in the rich historical heritage and cultural experiences. The biblical locations such as the pace where Jesus was baptized are also found here. The best preserved Roman City of Jerash is also a fascinating place to visit. The weather in Amman is gorgeous normally sunny which makes it easier to explore the sights without hitches.

THE DEAD SEA

This is a place that one should never miss Jordan holidays and only half an hour drive from the city of Amman. It is a popular sport for sunbathing and swimming with both locals and tourists. The salinity of the sea is so high that even the most inexperienced swimmer will find it easier to float in the water. So lie back and relax like never before in an unusual floatation experience. Afterwards you can try a beachside massage and learn about the healing capabilities of the minerals within the sea salts.

THE CITY OF PETRA

The city of Petra is another awe inspiring place in Jordan; it demonstrates an incredible combination of natural wonders and manmade intervention. It is curved out of rose colored rock on the mountainside creating such exceptional architectural wonders. Petra’s most magnificent sites are the canyon of Wadi Musa which is also used a base for holiday makers to explore Petra. This canyon is unlike any other in the world as it displays intricately curved facades, temples hewn out of rock, places and monuments that are interesting to watch.

AQABA

Aqaba is the only port city in Jordan which presents an intriguing destination to relax or venture further into the country. It is a melting pot of Jordan culture where numerous cottage industries still active to date, so do not be surprised when you come across items such as exquisite embroidery, hand-woven rugs and miniature mosaics.

Spend some time in the delightful beaches indulging in various activities such as swimming or scuba diving to experience the stunning coral reefs under the water.

WADI RUM DESERT

If thought deserts were empty sandy places with nothing but bare landscapes, well think again; the Wadi Rum desert is a stupendous, timeless and unspoilt place with only the elements of weather having helped to curve the region into a maze of monolithic rockscapes that rise up from the desert floors to astounding heights. You can enjoy camel rides across the extensive desert and explore the canyons and waterholes sprawled on the landscape. Make sure to be at a vantage position as the sun sets because it is an unforgettable experience.