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Float effortlessly in Earth's lowest point (-430m) between Israel and Jordan
Discover the ancient city of Petra carved into rose-colored rock in Jordan
Uncover rose-red Petra, Wadi Rum desert skies, and Dead Sea shores of Jordan
Visit Amman, the capital of Jordan. Explore the ancient Roman Theatre (a 6,000-seat amphitheatre from the 2nd century AD), wander through the Citadel (historic hilltop site with ruins like the Temple of Hercules and Umayyad Palace), and sample local dishes such as mansaf (traditional lamb and rice meal) at a downtown eatery.
Learn Modern Standard Arabic and its unique script
Experience the otherworldly landscape of Wadi Rum, a protected desert wilderness in southern Jordan. Explore the vast red sand dunes and massive rock formations like Jebel Umm Fruth Rock Bridge and Lawrence's Spring (named after T.E. Lawrence, who based operations here during the Arab Revolt). Stay overnight in a Bedouin camp to enjoy traditional meals, stargazing in one of the world's darkest skies, and a jeep tour through the valley.
Visit Aqaba, Jordan's only coastal city on the Red Sea. Explore the Aqaba Fort (a historic Mamluk-era fortress with views of the Gulf of Aqaba), snorkel or dive at the Aqaba Marine Park (home to vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life like lionfish and sea turtles), and see the Aqaba Archaeological Museum (featuring artifacts from the region's ancient history, including items from the Islamic and Byzantine periods).
