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The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a coastal country in the Middle East. It borders Syria in the north, Iraq in the northeast, Saudi Arabia in the south and east, Israel in the west, and the West Bank of the Jordan River, where it also borders the Dead Sea, with an outlet to the Red Sea in the Gulf of Aqaba. Its relief is trapped between river canyons and covered with dunes. Plant and animal diversity is excellent despite the relatively small altitude difference. Also, there are many endemics. Jordan is a country full of contrasts and diversity, imbued with mosaics from all periods of history, the legacy of Islam and Christianity, and Bedouin culture. Jordan is one of the friendliest and most picturesque countries in the Middle East.
Wadi Rum lies 250 km south of Amman. Its surface resembles the moon, covered with sand and beautiful stone towers. This desert is a significant historical museum dotted with characters from the Bible and home to today’s semi-nomadic inhabitants, the Bedouins.
Petra is located 262 km south of Amman. More than 2,000 years ago, it was a haven for nomadic Nabatean Arabs and Bedouins from northern parts of Arabia. At first, they built necessary dwellings in caves and caverns, which grew into a natural fortress carved into living rock, interwoven with hundreds of buildings that these people created with their own hands.
At Lifetrack, we understand that Jordan offers a wealth of exploration opportunities. That’s why we’ve prepared various additional programs, including the Trekking program you’re currently reading about and various travel programs. All our programs in Jordan are designed to be family-friendly, ensuring everyone can enjoy the adventure. Explore our entire catalog of tours in Jordan.
