8 articles to prepare your trip
At the foot of Mount al-Khabta in Petra, four Nabatean tombs carved into the cliff bear witness to the end of the kingdom and its dialogue with Rome.
8 km from Petra, Siq al-Barid — Little Petra — reveals the merchant and residential face of the Nabateans, with its tricliniums and the Painted House.
Krak de Montréal
A 12th-century Crusader fortress perched on a rocky pinnacle, Krak of Montreal marks the Kings Highway between Amman and Petra.
Église de Saint
Saint George's Church in Madaba houses the oldest known map of the Holy Land: a 6th-century Byzantine mosaic 16 meters long.
Tabaqat Fahil
Located 90 km from Amman, Tabaqat Fahil preserves the ruins of Pella, a Decapolis city inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 6,000 years of history in a pristine setting.
Petra
Khazneh, Siq, Ad-Deir, Nabataean theatre: your complete guide to visiting Petra, the rose-colored city of Jordan and UNESCO World Heritage site.
Amman
An ancient capital perched on seven hills, Amman blends Roman ruins, Ottoman mosques, and vibrant neighborhoods. A complete guide to exploring the city and planning your Jordan itinerary.
Ajlun
Located 75 km from Amman, Ajlun showcases one of the finest Arab-Islamic medieval fortresses in the Middle East, a unique forest reserve, and a biblical site dedicated to the prophet Elijah.
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