Jordan, a country rich in history and culture, is an exceptional tourist destination. With its grandiose panoramas, priceless archaeological heritage and friendly people, the Hashemite Kingdom offers an unforgettable experience for travellers eager to discover and marvel.
Petra, the pink city of the Nabataeans
Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is undoubtedly the jewel of Jordan. Built more than 2,000 years ago by the Nabataeans, this troglodytic city impresses with its architecture carved from pink sandstone. Petra reveals a narrow passage (the Siq) that leads to the famous Khazneh, or Treasury, the city's true emblem. Other must-see monuments in Petra include the ancient theatre, the royal tombs, the Ad-Deir monastery and the High Place of Sacrifice.
The majestic Wadi Rum desert
Nicknamed the "Valley of the Moon" , the desert of Wadi Rum offers grandiose landscapes of dunes, mountains and rock formations sculpted by the elements. Famous for having served as the backdrop for numerous films, Wadi Rum is also an exceptional site for hiking, climbing or even stargazing thanks to its sky preserved from all light pollution.
An unusual stay with the Bedouins
In the Wadi Rum desert, you will be welcomed into a Bedouin campThis is a unique and immersive experience, sharing with local people their authentic way of life and warm company. You can spend a night in a traditional tent, enjoy a typical Jordanian meal and listen to music around the fire.
Savour the culinary treasures of Jordan
Jordanian cuisine is rich in colour and flavour, with hummus, falafel, kebab and oriental pastries predominating. Among the local specialities to try, Mansaf, the national dish made with rice, lamb and yoghurt sauce, deserves a special mention.
The exhilaration of Zarka Valley Wine Estate
Located in the Zarka region in the north of the country, this vineyard produces quality wines that have won several medals in international competitions. A visit to the Zarka Valley Wine Estate offers an opportunity to discover the process of wine production in Jordan and to taste local vintages accompanied by a cheese and charcuterie board.
Formalities for entering Jordan
It is advisable to check entry conditions regularly due to possible changes in the international context. A passport valid for at least 6 months after the date of arrival in Jordan is required.
Procedure for obtaining a tourist visa
Nationals of other countries, or those wishing to stay longer in Jordan for other reasons, may require a visa. It is possible to obtain a visa on arrival at airports and border posts, or to apply online before departure.
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