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The Nabataeans carved this city straight into rose-red sandstone more than 2,000 years ago. Walk the narrow Siq to the Treasury, then climb to the Monastery for the view.
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From Roman streets in the north to coral reefs in the south — rarely more than a few hours' drive apart.
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The Nabataeans carved this city straight into rose-red sandstone more than 2,000 years ago. Walk the narrow Siq to the Treasury, then climb to the Monastery for the view.
A protected desert valley of red sand and sheer sandstone mountains, home to Bedouin communities. Explore by 4x4, then stay for one of the clearest night skies in the region.
At the lowest point on earth, the water is so salty you float without trying. Resorts along the shore make it an easy, restful stop between sightseeing days.
One of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities in the world, with colonnaded streets, theatres and the great Oval Plaza. Less than an hour north of Amman.
A vast Crusader castle on the King's Highway, a maze of vaulted halls and passageways. Its walls look out across the hills towards the Dead Sea.
Madaba is the City of Mosaics, home to the 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land. Nearby Mount Nebo is where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land.
Jordan's capital spreads across hills of pale stone. The Citadel, the Roman Theatre and a lively café and food scene make it far more than just a base.
Jordan's Red Sea port, with coral reefs a short swim from the beach. Warm all winter and an easy final stop for diving, snorkeling or simply resting.
Early Islamic lodges and forts scattered across the eastern desert, including Qasr Amra with its famous frescoes. Azraq's oasis and wetlands lie nearby.
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