How to get around in Jordan

While there are many ways to get around in Jordan, sometimes using a taxi is the best option for transportation in Jordan. It may be surprising that given the size and... explore more

Many travelers who visit Jordan wish to travel to Israel to visit sites such as Jerusalem and Bethlehem located within the neighboring country. Passing the land borders makes it easy for... explore more

The Yitzhak Rabin/Wadi Araba Crossing is the most popular land crossing from tourists traveling from Jordan to Israel or vice versa. This border is located approximately 325 km away from Amman... explore more

Passing the land borders makes it easy for visitors to access Israel via Jordan. King Hussein Bridge (Allenby) Terminal is one of the border crossings where travelers can access Israel from... explore more

At 423 meters below sea level, the Dead Sea is officially the lowest place on earth making it a fascinating destination to visit. Also known as the Salt Sea, the Dead... explore more

Both Jerash and Petra are home to stunning ancient architecture and scenery. Petra is a UNESCO World Heritage site and was once a thriving Nabatean city located in the Jordanian desert.... explore more

As Israel and Jordan are arguably two of the most historic nations in the world, it should come as no surprise that travelers find it difficult to choose between the two.... explore more

Located directly along the Red Sea, Aqaba is a charming coastal city in Jordan that combines ancient sites with luxury hotel resorts and water activities such as scuba diving and windsurfing.... explore more

For fun-filled activities in the Red Sea followed by an afternoon of relaxation in the mystical Dead Sea, Aqaba is the perfect base. It is a typical 21st Century coastal city... explore more

One is an ancient regal city with spectacular monasteries and temples carved from sandstone, and the other is a modern coastal holiday resort located directly on the Red Sea. On the... explore more