Petra
Petra is a city founded by chiseling stone walls in Jordan. Petra comes from the Greek word meaning 'stone'. Petra is a symbol of protection techniques. This word refers to the city building made of stones in the Wadi Araba, a bercadas in Jordan valley. The city was founded by digging and carving rocks as high as 40 meters. Petra can be taken approximately 3-5 hours journey by road from Amman.
Jerash
Jerash is the second most popular cities visited by the tourists after Petra. According to historical records Jerash has been inhabited since 3200 BC to 1600 AD Jerash city is divided into two, old city and new city. Old city or old city is a city which is the ancient Roman heritage building. While the new cityatau new town is where the population now lives Jordan.
Amman City And Citadel
Citadel, located on a hilltop not far from the traditional markets of Al Balad. A relic that reminds us of the Roman Empire, and the early rise of Islam Bizantinum. Remains of buildings with masts towering above the city of Amman, people said this is a relic of Hercules. The building is crumbling and in ruins. occupied by the Romans (162-166 AD), much larger than the one in Rome.
The Dead Sea
The Dead Sea has a salt content of 31.5%, approximately 8.6 times higher than the other sea. Therefore, there is no living organism, a kind of fish or moss, which can live in this lake. This is why often referred to as the "Dead Sea".
Wadi Rum
Wadi Rum, which is located about 320 km south of Amman is a place that can help you to imagine life on the moon or on Mars. A maze of monolithic rock as if rising from the desert floor, towering as high as 1,750 meters creating a natural challenge for serious mountaineers.
