1. Petra (Rose-Red City)

One of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

• The Treasury (Al-Khazneh)
  
  

• The Monastery
  
  

• Siq Canyon
  
  

• Royal Tombs
  
  

Jordan’s number one landmark.

🔹 2. Amman (Capital City)

• Amman Citadel
  
  

• Roman Theater
  
  

• King Abdullah Mosque
  
  

• Rainbow Street
  
  

Ancient + modern blend.

🔹 3. Dead Sea (Jordan Side)

• Lowest point on earth
  
  

• Floating experience
  
  

• Mud therapy
  
  

Beautiful resorts and healing waters.

🔹 4. Mount Nebo

Where Prophet Moses (Musa) is believed to have seen the Promised Land before his passing.
A major pilgrimage site.

🔹 5. Wadi Rum (Valley of the Moon)

A desert paradise.

• Sand dunes
  
  

• Camel rides
  
  

• Bedouin camps
  
  

• Filming location for many movies (Martian, Dune)
  
  

🔹 6. Jerash

One of the world’s best-preserved Roman cities.

• Hadrian’s Arch
  
  

• Oval Plaza
  
  

• Hippodrome
  
  

• Temples & Columns
  
  

🔹 7. Madaba

Known for ancient mosaics.

• Madaba Map (oldest map of the Holy Land)
  
  

🔹 8. Aqaba

Jordan’s coastline city on the Red Sea.

• Scuba diving
  
  

• Snorkeling
  
  

• Beach resorts
  
  

🔹 9. Al-Maghtas (Bethany Beyond the Jordan)

The baptism site of Jesus Christ on the Jordan River.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site.

🔹 10. Dana Biosphere Reserve

Jordan’s largest nature reserve.
Great for hiking, culture, and wildlife.

🔹 11. Umm Qais

Overlooking the Sea of Galilee.

• Ancient Greco-Roman ruins
  
  

• Beautiful hilltop views
  
  

🔹 12. Karak Castle

A stronghold from the Crusader period.

🔹 13. Ajloun Castle

A 12th-century Islamic fortress built by Saladin’s forces.

🔹 14. Mujib Biosphere Reserve

Great canyoning and adventure activities.

🔹 15. Desert Castles

Built during the Umayyad period.
Famous ones include:

• Qasr Amra
  
  

• Qasr Kharana
  
  

• Qasr al-Azraq