Jordan Family Packages

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Places to visit

Jordan has places of religious significance, art value, educational importance, nature reserves. Sightseeing in Jordan is a journey of excitement and adventures.

• Petra is a mountain carved city. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It serves as the entrance to a carved city called Siq.
• Petra also has Roman theatre, Royal Tombs and the High place of sacrifice.
• Umm Qais - It is a town on the site of Hellenistic - Roman city.
• Jerash holds quite a lot of Roman architecture, Corinthian arches, Roman theatres, and Oval Plaza.
• Shoubak is also an established tourist destination.
• Al Karak Castle is a beautiful monument.
• Umm el Jimal is also commonly known as Black Gem of the Desert.
• Qasr Amra is also a World Heritage site. It is one of the best reserves of Islamic monuments.
• Jordan river holds significant value in Christianity. As per beliefs, Jesus was baptized in this river by John, the Baptist.
• Madaba has some of the famous mosaics and religious sites.
• Mount Nebo also has religious value.
• Museums - Jordan has a significant number of museums that hold art and artifacts.
• Natural reserves like Azraq Wetland Reserve, Dana Biosphere Reserve, Mujib Nature Reserve, Shaumari Wildlife Reserve are some of the places where you can go sightseeing with your family.
• The Dead Sea- The famous Dead Sea is located here. It also has the Dead Sea museum for the archaeology lovers.

Best time to visit

Though Jordan is an all year round destination, it is advisable to avoid summers as not everyone can bear such heat. The rainy season is from November to May. Hence, the best time to visit Jordan is from March to May. The rest of the time, it has freezing temperatures at night.

How To Reach

By Air

Jordan can also be reached through Riyal Jordanian airlines. It is connected through Asia, Europe, and America. The main airport is in Amman, known as the Amman Queen Alia International Airport.

By Train

Earlier you could use the rail to travel to Jordan. It was the Hejaz Railway line. However, it is now terminated.

By Road

Cruise ships, boats, ferry, and JETT buses can also connect you to Jordan from the specific point after obtaining permits. After you arrive in Jordan, you can commute through taxis, buses, or drive on your own. The road quality is good here. Though for driving, you must have a national driving license. You can also hire a cycle or a bike and explore Jordan. Shared cabs are also preferable.