Jordan is filled with ancient remains and historic artifacts that have been identified hundreds of years ago and more recently, a 9,000-year-old shrine was discovered in the kingdom.
In Jordan’s capital city of Amman, three Jordanian sisters use their grandmother’s recipes to help teach people how to cook Jordanian dishes, exposing them to Jordanian culture and experiences through local food.
The Jordanian coastal city of Aqaba situated on the beautiful Red Sea and located in the southern region of the kingdom offers an array of adventurous activities for the entire family.
Located in Jordan’s northern region, Umm el-Jimal is a fascinating town filled with about two thousand years of history, culture, and archaeological remains.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) listed the historic Jordanian city of As-Salt on the World Heritage List as “the city of tolerance and civilized hospitality.”
Solo female traveler, entrepreneur, and travel blogger, Jen Ruiz chose to visit Jordan for her first international trip following an 18-month travel halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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