Wadi Rum
Wadi Rum is an amazing place, timeless and untouched by civilization. The wind and the sun have had such a strong effect on the local landscape for thousands of years, as a result of which unique rocks, arches, canyons and wells have been formed here.
Bethavara
More recently, Christians have agreed with the long-standing arguments of scientists that the real place of Christ’s baptism is in Bethavar, on the territory of Jordan. Now this part of the Jordan River bank is revered by both Catholics and Orthodox.
Mount Nebo in Jordan
The pride of Jordan, a holy place, a stunning corner of the earth, which is imprinted in the Book of Books — the Bible, which became the supposed place of death of the prophet Moses, and most importantly the place where God showed him the Promised Land.
The Citadel of Amman
The Fortress Mountain or Citadel is the “heart” of Amman, its main historical core and core, thanks to which we know how ancient Philadelphia (the current capital of Jordan) lived. To visit here means to touch history in the flesh, to feel the rhythm of life mercilessly counting down the minutes.
Umayyad Palace
The Umayyad Palace, once a massive, majestic and, at the same time, quite elegantly designed complex, has been partially preserved to this day. It was not the people and not the time who were to blame for this — the palace chambers pleased the eyes of people and pleased their rulers for exactly 30 years.