Jordan

Islamic Jordan celebrates the feast of utmost importance with the sacrifice of numerous livestock

A scenic road trip from the capital to the Red Sea features mosaic Madaba, the ruins of Shobak Castle, and the ancient Petra

This festival offers a good occasion to witness fervent Muslim prayer, sample a variety of lamb dishes, and even receive gifts

Among the many ways to enjoy the deserts of Jordan, sand buggy, jeep, and quad bike trips might just be the most thrilling​

Although local grape varieties were lost, Jordanian winemakers found another way and created delicious "Jordan River"

Marathoners can benefit from traffic-free downtown streets and enjoy amazing Roman ruins at sunrise

Hunting for falcons is not an easy task, yet Bedouins have been doing it for ages and are eager to pass on their skills

Cross the desert like a true Bedouin, atop a camel

Gracious nature does not leave desert land without an oasis; in Jordan, this is the Wadi Mujib canyon

A beach holiday at the Red Sea is not limited to swimming and sunbathing—try waterskiing, jet-skiing​ or parasailing too!

Fancy a sand storm experience? Check out khamseen as dust and grit whirl about the boiling desert with no sky overhead!

Lush watermelons grown in the Jordan Valley are a delicious remedy for the boiling summer sun!

This delicious spicy fruit makes for great fresh juice, jams, smoothies, alcoholic drinks, and even medicine and hair styling gel

As the sun rolls down the sky a miracle occurs in the Hidden City revealing the most sacred sites

Twice a year, the Holy Land of Jordan opens its numerous sacred sites to the pilgrims from all over the world

Anyone hoping to easily find Arak or other spirits during Ramadan is in for quite a quest!

Colourful underwater critters roaming among coral gardens and shipwrecks ensure a mesmerizing diving adventure

A donkey trip across the ancient city of Petra is one of the most exotic experiences available in Jordan

Observe birds during their migration and enjoy stunning landscapes at the same time

With Citadel Nights' colourful entertainment the fasting month of Ramadan might just become a high season for tourists

Though camels and donkeys are more authentic, the most convenient way to explore Jordan is still an Arabic horse

When in Rome, do as the Romans do; and when in Jordan, do as the Jordanians do

Bedouins encircle a huge tray of Jordanian Mansaf and eat the lamb in yogurt with their right hands

Seeing the sunset from a boat as the warm colours spread across the endless sky and sea is truly unforgettable!

The Jordan plains produce tons of date delight—Barhi and Medjool dates are popular throughout the world

Most who try this beverage say it has the perfect amount of sweetness

Private charters provide all the necessary equipment ensuring a delightful deep-sea fishing trip

Jordan's cycling trails through ancient cities and stunning desert landscapes have no equal

Camels and racing? Incompatible you say? Not at all! The Wadi Rum desert hosts stunning races

The sight of fragile wildflowers thriving in the desert-scape of Wadi Rum could melt a stone heart

Have you ever seen a totally black flower? If not, be ready to see the elegant beauty on desert roadsides in Jordan

If all goes well figs are soft and sweet, but harvest is painstaking – one wrong move and the fruit is wasted

Sanctuary carved in stone is Jordan's most precious miracle

Picking olives by hand together with local farmers is an authentic Jordanian experience!

Parades and other traditional performances showcase Jordanians' patriotic spirit and introduce the local culture

This Bedouin specialty is composed of flour, lentils, and yogurt

This precious drink is rich in fat and protein and may even heal your body – on condition of a special diet for the camels

Walking is the cheapest way to enjoy Jordan and explore the most of its countless beautiful sites