My Jordan Journal

A Beautiful Musical Piece Featuring Petra

Jordan’s ancient stone-carved city of Petra and one of the Seven Wonders of the World has frequently appeared as the stunning backdrop in many Hollywood films, such as Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and it ...

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.

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.

A Women-Focused Film Week in Amman

Jordan’s capital city of Amman hosted the 10th edition of “Women’s Film Week,” showcasing films that raise awareness about women-related matters.

Ancient 9,000 Year-old Shrine Found in Jordanian Desert

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.

Celebrating Black History Month

With February being Black History Month, JTBNA wanted to shed light on two phenomenal American athletes who have visited Jordan and helped support Jordanian sports: Natasha Cloud and Rasheim Wright.

Beit Sitti: Experiencing Jordanian Culture Through Cooking

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.