My Jordan Journal

Beit Khairat Souf: A Home to Jordan’s Local and Tasty Pleasures

A home that once belonged to a Jordanian family, Beit Khairat Souf is now a cultural, women-owned place and social enterprise that offers unique opportunities to explore Jordanian food, local products, and the remote area of Souf.

Jordan's Unique Cycling Experiences

Cycling in Jordan is one of the most favored activities among locals and visitors to the kingdom.

A Women-Focused Association in an Ancient Jordanian Town

Located in an ancient Jordanian village that is filled with historic archeological sites one will find the Iraq Al Amir Women’s Cooperative Association.

Meaningful Travel with Baraka Destinations

A leader in Jordan’s sustainable tourism development, Baraka Destinations is a Jordanian social enterprise that aims to create meaningful tourism experiences while supporting local communities.

Five Facts You Didn’t Know About Jordan

Many people around the world may know Jordan to merely be an Arab country in the Middle East; however, Jordan is an immensely unique and must-visit destination that offers countless cultural, historic, and adventurous experiences for any type of ...

The Jordan Pass: A Pass to Jordan’s Incredible Sites

Jordan’s “ultimate sightseeing package,” the Jordan Pass offers visitors to Jordan easy and inexpensive access to the kingdom’s most famous tourist attractions as well as to other incredible sites located in different parts of the country.

Experiencing Jordan in the Spring

Spring is one of the best times of the year to visit Jordan where one can enjoy the beautiful weather and partake in various adventurous outdoor activities across the kingdom.

Jordan Captured Beautifully in the New York Times

Following a two-year travel halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic, photojournalist Daniel Rodrigues and his girlfriend chose to visit Jordan and captured the country beautifully in a New York Times article.