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Jordan
Jordan
Petra the Rose City, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea and Amman — Jordan is a destination of history, desert and nature, close to the Gulf.
What it's known for
Warm hospitality and ancient history
- 01Petra is a city carved into rock and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
- 02The Dead Sea is the lowest point on land, known for its extremely salty water.
- 03Wadi Rum is a desert of red rock formations and camps, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Top attractions
Petra
A Nabataean city carved into rock, best known for the Treasury, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Wadi Rum
A desert of red mountains and dunes, with jeep tours and camping.
The Dead Sea
A hypersaline lake that makes floating easy, with resorts along its shore.
Amman Citadel & Roman Theatre
A hilltop archaeological site in Amman and a Roman theatre in the city centre.
Essential apps
Google Maps
NavigationMaps, directions and public transit coverage for most destinations.
Google Translate
TranslationCamera-based text and sign translation — useful anywhere the local language is unfamiliar.
Careem
TransportA ride-hailing service used in Amman and several cities in the region.
Local insights
Neighborhoods worth visiting
Jabal Al-Lweibdeh (Amman)
A cultural district in Amman with cafés, galleries and quiet streets.
An artistic, quiet atmosphere away from the crowds.Local markets
Downtown Amman (Al-Balad Souq)
Amman's old downtown with markets, sweet shops and spice stalls.
An authentic Amman experience and local food.Open in Google Maps ↗Restaurants & cafés
We're preparing trustworthy restaurant recommendations for this destination — check back soon.
Travel tips
- Queen Alia International (AMM) in Amman is the main gateway, with King Hussein Airport (AQJ) in Aqaba for the south.
- Travel between Amman, Petra and Wadi Rum is by car, bus or organised tours.
- Check entry requirements for Saudi travellers before you go — our team confirms them when you apply.
- Visiting Petra involves a lot of walking — wear comfortable shoes, carry water and start early.
- Follow safety guidance when floating in the Dead Sea and avoid getting the water in your eyes.
Visa & Entry
Visa and entry requirements can change, and vary by nationality and passport type. Please verify the latest requirements with the relevant official authority (the destination's embassy or consulate) before travel. This page is not an official visa reference.
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