Visa

Visa on arrival for U.S. citizens for up to 3 months. A passport with 6 months of validity is required.

COVID

No testing or vaccination is required anymore. Online declaration form with a QR code is required 48 hours before departure.

Explore the most spectacular sights from ancient Roman ruins to Petra and Wadi Rum.

Jordan Adventure

Step back in time and explore Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

Petra Escape

Dead Sea provides a unique way to relax and rejuvenate in its stunning resorts.

Dead Sea Escape

Jordan

Spring is the best time to visit Jordan. With pleasantly warm temperatures, lush valleys, and a yet-to-get-hot desert – it is one of the most popular times to visit. Might be crowdy at times.

Spring

Summers get quite hot till the end of September. But it's not humid, so if you know how to deal with high temperatures, this is a good time due to fewer crowds and cheaper stays in Jordan.

Summer

The weather gets pleasant from the end of September through all of November, also making it a great time to visit all regions of Jordan.

Fall

Jordan's winters are pretty cold. Biting winds are typical in Amman and occasional snowfall is possible in Petra. While it's not the most pleasant time weather-wise, the sights will be pretty empty.

Winter

Wonders of Ancient Worlds

Jordan – Wonders of Ancient Worlds

Little Petra, also known as Siq al-Barid, is another remarkable archaeological site located near Petra. This smaller sister site offers a more intimate and tranquil experience compared to the bustling Petra, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace and appreciate the details of the site.

It served as a trading hub and features narrow passages, rock-cut facades, and ancient structures. Highlights include the Painted House, which showcases well-preserved frescoes depicting scenes from daily life and religious symbols. The rock-cut architecture and the intricate details of the structures offer a glimpse into the ancient civilization that thrived in the region.

Little Petra complements the grandeur of Petra and provides a deeper understanding of the Nabatean civilization. It is a hidden treasure that allows you to connect with the rich history and archaeological wonders of Jordan, offering a memorable experience that combines exploration, cultural discovery, and a sense of tranquility.

Official website

Little Petra

Entering the Rose City through the Siq, a narrow gorge flanked by towering cliffs, leads to the awe-inspiring view of Al-Khazneh (the Treasury). Exploring Petra's vast archaeological site reveals a city carved into the very mountains.