Travel Guide for the countries in the Middle East.
This short 4-day Jordan itinerary will guide you on how to see must-visit places like Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea with very limited time. To make the most of this custom itinerary, consider practical tips such as getting a Jordan Pass to save on entry fees and choosing efficient transportation options like…
Ad Deir (the Monastery) is one of the most important and fascinating structures in the ancient city of Petra. Ad Deir trail is the second most visited trail after the main trail in Petra. The trail begins at the end of the main trail near Bastin restaurant and includes climbing up 800 rocky steps up to…
In the north of Jordan, about 70 kilometers northwest of Amman, you will find the fertile highlands of Ajloun and the greenest area of Jordan. Ajloun highlands are rich with unique flora and fauna and diverse wildlife making them a great destination for eco-tourism and hiking. History enthusiasts will also find enough things to do…
If you want to experience Petra more authentically with fewer crowds, you should visit Ad-Deir, also known as the “Monastery”, via the “backdoor” entrance route. The Monastery is one of the main highlights of Petra and is as impressive as the treasury itself. In my opinion, it is even more impressive than the treasury and…
Amman is the largest city and the capital of Jordan. Many travelers start exploring Jordan and the Middle East from Amman because it is home to the largest international airport in Jordan after Aqaba. So did I. Before starting my road trip through Jordan, I spent one day in Amman and would like to share…
Aqaba is the only coastal resort town and the biggest port of Jordan located in the south of the county bordering Israel and Saudi Arabia. It has 150,000 inhabitants and plays a very important role in trade and tourism in Jordan. Aqaba’s strategic location at the northeastern tip of the Red Sea between the continents…