Jordan

The capital city of Jordan, known for its blend of ancient ruins and modern urban development.

A world-famous archaeological site featuring rock-cut architecture carved directly into vibrant red sandstone cliffs.

A stunning desert valley filled with dramatic mountains and red sand dunes, often referred to as the Valley of the Moon.

An ancient city containing some of the best-preserved Greco-Roman ruins in the world.

The only coastal city in Jordan, popular for its Red Sea beaches and world-class scuba diving sites.

The lowest point on Earth, famous for its hyper-saline water that allows visitors to float effortlessly.

A historic town renowned for its elaborate Byzantine-era floor mosaics, including a detailed map of the Holy Land.

A sacred mountaintop site overlooking the Jordan Valley, traditionally believed to be the place where Moses viewed the Promised Land.

A 12th-century hilltop fortress built by the Ayyubids to defend against Crusader forces.

A massive Crusader castle located along the King's Highway, known for its extensive underground galleries.