Jordan.
Qir Moav
Jordanian hilltop town dominated by a vast crusader-era stone fortress whose walls stretch across an arid ridge, with the surrounding valleys and proximity t…
Aqaba
Jordan's only coastal city sits on the Red Sea at the country's southern tip, known for diving along its Red Sea reefs and a walkable centre with a dense caf…
Ajloun
Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century fortress in the hills of northern Jordan, is the defining landmark of this city around 76 kilometres northwest of Amman.
Amman
Jordan's capital and largest city, Amman spreads across a landscape of hills and valleys, with a dense café and restaurant scene, a Roman amphitheatre, and a…
Hamat Gader
Hot springs in the Yarmuk River valley, known for their health and recreational use since classical antiquity, draw visitors to Hamat Gader, a site near the…
Sakib
A little highland town in northwestern Jordan, Sakib sits on mountain slopes high enough to look out over Amman, Jerash, and much of the surrounding region.
Ar Ramtha
This sizeable northern Jordanian city close to the Syrian border and upland country, offering a base for exploring the region's remarkable Roman-era mosaic s…
Russeifa
A large Jordanian city in Zarqa Governorate, Russeifa spreads across hilly terrain under wide open skies, its dense low-rise limestone buildings punctuated b…
Rabba
Once one of the great cities of ancient Moab — known then as Rabbah of Moab — this compact Jordanian town in the Karak Governorate sits along the historic Ki…
Irbid
This large city in northern Jordan with a walkable centre dense with cafés, restaurants, and historic churches, Irbid is the capital of its governorate and t…
Muthallath al Azraq
A desert oasis in eastern Jordan historically rich in fresh and mineral water, Muthallath al Azraq is home to the Azraq Wetland Reserve, a significant rest s…
Ma'an
This busy Jordanian town in the country's arid south, Ma'an sits along historic trade routes near the Nabataean heartland, with a mosque minaret rising above…
Ruwaished
A remote small town in Jordan's far eastern desert, Ruwaished sits near the Iraqi border crossing, offering travellers a stark, open-country stopover point d…
Adir
Modest Jordanian town in the highlands of Karak Governorate, Adir traces its name either to the Roman emperor Hadrian — who opened the ancient Victory Road s…
Al Mafraq
A Jordanian crossroads town in the northern steppe, where a decommissioned tank displayed at a roundabout reflects the area's strong military heritage, and r…
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