Hidden away in a secluded valley amidst the mountainous Jordanian landscape, it is no wonder why Petra was lost to the world for hundreds of years before its rediscovery in the 1800s. With the winding narrow passageway of the Siq, impressive Treasury facade, a beautiful hilltop monastery and numerous other monuments you’ll need at least two days to explore.
The Red-rose City of Petra by The Light of 1,800 Candles” To visit Petra during daylight is awe-inspiring! However, to…
The Gulf of Aqaba is famous for its marine wildlife. It is the north-eastern arm of the Red Sea, measuring a length…
The lowest point on the earth’s surface, the Dead Sea is a fascinating natural phenomena and one of the most spectacular natural and…
The moonlike landscape of Wadi Rum is unique to the world. The desert of Rum is dotted with massive mountains, coloured in…
