Jordan Travel FAQ

Christmas in Jordan is celebrated across the country, but for those who are not religious, it is seen as more a celebration. Jordan is a Muslim country and it may surprise... explore more

Finding places for luggage storage in Amman can be difficult as the options are limited. Both Queen Alia International Airport in Amman and the Amman Airport Hotel do not offer luggage... explore more

The Petra Entry Fees are a significant expense and form a hefty part of the budget of any traveler visiting Jordan. Entrance to Petra is only permitted with a valid entry... explore more

When visiting Jordan you might ask yourself whether you should take a tour package of Jordan – it is difficult to decide whether to take a tour package or to travel... explore more

One of the best ways to try the local food on vacation is by sampling the street food. Street food in Jordan is fun, fresh, and homemade. Not only are you... explore more

With so much to do in Jordan in the daytime, it can be easy to forget about the nightlife in Jordan. The country may have some strict rules regarding alcohol but... explore more

Although Jordanian cooking tends to focus on meat and dairy-based dishes, both vegetarians and vegans in Jordan will find plenty of options. As well as meat, cheese, and crème, there are... explore more

One of the best parts of traveling is eating local food. The local popular Jordanian food tends to consist of rice, yogurt, lamb, olives, and a range of herbs and spices.... explore more

If you are traveling to Jordan as a female solo traveler, it is useful to know that a large number of solo female travelers visit Jordan each year. As most of... explore more

With crusader castles, camel rides, and plenty of water-based activities, there are plenty of things to do for the whole family in Jordan. Jordan is accessible to families, and baby changing... explore more