City: Jordan
Top Things to do in Jordan
Top Hotels in Jordan
- 1. Sun City Camp Wadi Rum
- 2. Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
- 3. Al Manara, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Saraya Aqaba
- 4. Movenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea
- 5. Bedouin Lifestyle Camp
- 6. Little Petra Bedouin Camp
- 7. Corp Amman Hotel
- 8. InterContinental Jordan, an IHG Hotel
- 9. Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa
- 10. Movenpick Resort & Residences Aqaba
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Jordan, Jordan
Jordan (/ˈdʒɔːrdən/; Arabic: الْأُرْدُنّ Al-‘Urdunn [al.ʔur.dunn]), officially The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (Arabic: المملكة الأردنية الهاشمية Al-Mamlakah Al-Urdunnīyah Al-Hāshimīyah), is a sovereign Arab state in western Asia, on the East Bank of the Jordan River. Jordan is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the south, Iraq to the north-east, Syria to the north, Israel and Palestine to the west. The Dead Sea lies along its western borders and the country has a small shoreline on the Red Sea in its extreme south-west, but is otherwise landlocked. Jordan is strategically located at the crossroads of Asia, Africa and Europe. The capital, Amman, is Jordan's most populous city as well as the country's economic, political and cultural centre.
Restaurants in Jordan
1. Siq
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5.0 based on 2,128 reviews
The main entrance into Petra is this narrow gorge bordered by cliffs over 300 feet high.
Reviewed By aichang99 - Hong Kong, China
The main and only entrance to Petra from the top Long 1.2 km long huge cannle of agreay mount Tow water channels run along both rock sides Amazing silence and holy atmosphere With walking narrow Best point of siq is the end of it when it dose meet the great tample the treachary
2. Al-Khazneh
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5.0 based on 4,117 reviews
Be prepared for the breathtaking sight of this 2000-year-old monument which resembles a Greek temple with an urn at the top that was once reputed to hold priceless treasures.
Reviewed By manishsW7478IE - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Reminds you of Indian Jones Movie. Very short walk from the visitor center. Really amazing carving done on the rocks. Make sure that you go to the Monastery right after you are done with treasury as treasury is on the way to Monastery. When you buy a ticket you get a free horse ride to near the treasury. Too many people trying to make money off you at the visitors center. So don't discuss anything with them.
3. Experience Jordan Adventures
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5.0 based on 501 reviews
We create memories by arranging trips and tours and providing an experience of the wonders of Jordan that you will never forget. Don't just visit Jordan, EXPERIENCE JORDAN with us.
4. Monastery (Al Dayr)
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5.0 based on 3,328 reviews
Reviewed By georgeworld85 - Athens, Greece
After Treasury the Monastery is one of the most impressive monumental buildings in Petra. It is carved in a limestone rock and after a very long walk (it's abput an hour and a half walk from Treasury) you'll be standing in awe in front of a really breathtaking building. There is a cafe right in front of the monument where you can enjoy your tea.
5. Jordan Private Tours and Travel
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5.0 based on 1,388 reviews
Jordan Private Tours and Travel : Private Tours, Archaeology Tours, Canyoning & Rappelling Tours, Eco Tours, Hiking & Camping Tours,Hiking Trails, Historic Sites, Nature & Wilde-life Tours.
6. Aqaba Pro Divers
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5.0 based on 236 reviews
Aqaba Pro Divers offers daily scuba diving trips with high quality equipment. We offer introductory courses for beginners as well as for certified divers. Our professional staff will guide you to the best reefs and wrecks that the Red Sea has to offer!
7. Petra
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5.0 based on 14,198 reviews
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Petra (ancient capital city of the Nabataean people) recently proclaimed as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Reviewed By StephG851 - Adelaide, Australia
Everyone has seen the iconic image of the Treasury (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade!), but there is so much more to the Rose Red City of Petra. At the time of writing, a 2-day pass to the site is 55 Jordanian Dollars (roughly AUD110), which is not a lot more than the 1-day pass. However - you need to be aware that it is a walk of about 1.6km to get from the ticket office to the Treasury and to walk to the Temple of Dushares at the end of the main path through the City and back to the exit involves about a 10km round trip (our guide said 13km, but I don't think it was that much). Then there the side trips to visit the Monastery, the Royal Tombs and the High Place of Sacrifice, etc. There is a horse ride included in the ticket price, which will take you from the entrance to the beginning of the Siq (the 1km gorge that protects the way into the city itself); if you are an animal lover, it is better to avoid this, as the animals are not well treated (apparently this is improving, as the operators are being monitored by the Tourist Office - but I decided to walk). The same goes for the horse carriages that charge up and down the Siq - besides looking to be a pretty scary ride, the little ponies that pull the carriages are dripping in sweat and mostly look pretty malnourished. Obviously up to the individual, but I also feel that you miss a lot of amazing sights by charging through in a covered carriage. There are camel rides offered from the Treasury further into the City and if you have had enough walking, then these are probably the best option, as camels are pretty resilient! By the way, there are toilets at various intervals throughout the site! We got there at 10 a.m. and expected the crowds to be horrendous, but it wasn't too bad and we managed to get good photos without too many intruders into our shots. Recommended to get there early (it opens at 6 a.m.), but just remember the long walk before you even get to see much! We only managed the one day, but stayed for 6 hours, taking things slowly, and found that was enough - others in our group who had planned to go back the next day felt that they did not need to, as they had seen all they wanted to. We went in December and it was sunny, but the temperature during the day was pleasant (about 23 degrees Celsius). I don't really need to say anything about the site itself - just that it fulfilled every expectation and more - just a bit of a shame about the myriad stalls along the way selling jewellery, souvenirs, and general junk, they did detract from the atmosphere a bit, but it was still awesome and the highlight of our visit to Jordan (which we really liked - there is so much more to see than just Petra).
8. Wadi Ghuweir
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5.0 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By kr0elle - Amman, Jordan
It is astonishing how diverse Jordan’s scenery can be! If you have been to Wadi Rum, Petra, and Mujib you might think that this is again more of the same. But there something special also about this place. The stream provides a pleasant humidity and cool, the gorge is exciting, the flora is one of the richest we have seen in the southern part of Jordan, and there quite a number of Bedouin goatherds who will cross your way and will give you an insight into their lifestyle.
9. Aqaba Adventure Divers
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5.0 based on 316 reviews
Our village has something for everyone! Whether you’re an experienced diver, a beginner looking for adventure or just in need of some relaxation bring the whole family and enjoy the fun and friendly atmosphere. Spend the morning exploring one of the many beautiful sites of the aqaba marine park guided by a member of our experienced dive team. In the afternoon, after enjoying some lunch, take some time out and relax around the poolDivingAt our PADI 5 Star Resort, you can learn to dive with our professional, experienced instructors or let one of our fun and friendly dive masters take you on a guided tour of the coral reefs and wrecks. If you’ve never dived before, our instructors can take you on a discover scuba experience so you don’t miss out on the adventure, you never know you might like it so much you'll want to sign up for a course!Diving ServicesWe offer daily shore diving, night dives and snorkelling trips, as well as a wide range of PADI courses ranging from non-diving courses and introduction dives right up to professional level
10. Wadi Rum Protected Area
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5.0 based on 3,257 reviews
Reviewed By Susie1028 - San Diego, United States
Wadi Rum is a beautiful desert in Southern Jordan. There is a sea of rolling dunes, and dramatic sandstone and basalt mountains jutting out of its sandy floor. A guided Jeep tour of the area is the best option for maximizing your time, which will give you views of the terrain, and make stops to allow you to scramble up a sand dune and look at petroglyphs. We also enjoyed a "camel safari" retracing Lawrence of Arabia's journey through the desert, and having lunch at a Bedouin camp.
