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Yes, we are a small country in capacity, but we are rich in history, civilizations, and natural resources
Jordan is one of the most beautiful Arab countries, and you can’t
know the amount of its beauty until you visit it. It is safe from all the
difficult events taking place in the world and this makes it an ideal place for
tourism and spends a special time.
The Kingdom is characterized by a great variety of tourist
products, despite the small area of Jordan, where historical sites and
archaeological spread from the north, where the archaeological cities of Jerash
and Um Qais passaging through the Jordan Great Rift Valley to the Baptism site,
located near the Jordan River and the lowest point in the world, the Dead Sea.
Farther south where the Red Rose city of Petra “The Nabateans capital and one
of the wonders of the world”. Also, Jordan is very safe and stable, despite to
what is happening in the region.
The tourism resources can be classified
into the following categories:
v Historical
and Archaeological Resources: This category encompasses the remnants of ancient
civilizations that once inhabited the region. Notable sites include the
globally renowned Petra (a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven
Wonders of the World), the Jordan River, Mount Nebo, Madaba, Jerash, Amman, and
various medieval mosques and churches.
v Natural
Resources: This category includes areas characterized by significant landscapes
and seascapes. Notable destinations within this classification are Aqaba, Wadi
Rum, and Natural Reserves that extend across the country.
v Cultural
Resources: This category is primarily focused on cultural experiences,
including shopping districts, galleries, events, handcrafts, and festivals.
v Therapeutic
Resources: Comprising mainly locations like the Dead Sea, as well as areas
featuring waterfalls and hot springs, such as Ma’in Hot Springs and others.
These locations offer therapeutic and rejuvenating experiences for visitors.
Here is an overview of the best places to visit in Jordan
Dead Sea
The Dead Sea, often referred to
as Earth's lowest point, is a captivating natural wonder that boasts an
otherworldly charm. Its unique characteristics set it apart from any other body
of water on our planet, making it a destination of both natural and therapeutic
significance.
One of the most astonishing
features of the Dead Sea is its incredibly high salt content, approximately
33%, which is about ten times greater than any other sea in the world. This
remarkable salinity renders the sea inhospitable to most forms of aquatic life,
earning it the name "Dead Sea." However, this very characteristic
makes it a charming and intriguing natural phenomenon.
The Dead Sea enjoys a moderate
climate year-round, making it an appealing escape from cold winter weather for
visitors seeking warmth and relaxation. Its geographical location, straddling
the West Bank-Jordanian border, adds to its unique appeal, offering a sense of
connection between two diverse regions.
The sea's water has no outlet,
and its primary water source is the Jordan River. As a result, the Dead Sea
experiences rapid evaporation, losing approximately one meter of water depth
each year. This continuous evaporation contributes to the sea's high salt
concentration.
Swimming in the Dead Sea is an
extraordinary experience. Thanks to its extreme salinity, the water is
incredibly buoyant, allowing swimmers to effortlessly float on the surface,
similar to a cork. The high salt content also makes it nearly impossible to
dive or sink, adding to the sea's allure and peculiarity.
Beyond its unique
characteristics, the Dead Sea has long been renowned for its therapeutic
properties. The rich black mud and the salty water have been valued for their
healing benefits since ancient times and continue to be sought after worldwide.
Numerous luxurious spas dot the shoreline, offering a range of treatments that
feature Dead Sea mud and salt, alongside more traditional spa services. The
combination of natural healing properties and modern wellness amenities makes
the Dead Sea a remarkable destination for recreation, relaxation, and
rejuvenation.
In every ripple and salt
crystal, the Dead Sea tells a story of natural wonder and therapeutic allure,
inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its unique embrace and experience
the magic of this extraordinary body of water.
Here are below some of the many attracted places you might visit in The Dead Sea:
Dead Sea Tours
Here are some popular itineraries that include a visit to Dead Sea Alternatively, if you would like to include a visit to Dead Sea on a bespoke touring itinerary to Jordan, take a look at our private tours or drop us an E-mail for specific arrangements.