Sitting at the top of the Citadel hill overlooking the whole city was awesome.

The city has similar vibes to Egypt and Marrakesh, however, it felt much less chaotic, but it still maintains its unique Middle Eastern charm.

Although the city doesn’t have the same aurora as the lost city of Petra, its history is just as significant, and if you explore, you will find a modern quirky side to Amman.

Speeding through the desert, passing the camels and Bedouin camps with the most breathtaking scenery you could ever imagine!

The jeep tour in Wadi Rum Desert is a fantastic way to transport yourself to another planet, even if its just for a couple of hours!

There is so much involved in the jeep tours at Wadi Rum.

This blog will explain what you can expect from the famous jeep tour, with some pictures from my awesome tour.

As I wandered around the final corner of the Siq and the Treasury was revealed..

I instantly realised why the famous spot has been in so many Hollywood movies.

Petra is something else!

There is more to the archaeological site than movies though, so I have listed some fascinating facts on Petra which date back thousands of years.

Learning these facts before you visit will enhance your experience of the Lost City, and the local Bedouin people, who have lived in the city dating back to the Nabatean period.

At around step 500 of the 850 up to the Monastery, I was questioning my decision to visit Petra in June. At that moment, it might have just been the worst time to visit Jordan!

Once I reached the top and was rewarded with one of the world’s most epic views, and with no other tourists, I changed my mind!

If you are considering visiting Jordan in peak summer months, then you need to consider the pro’s and con’s - this blog has you covered!

What a way to end our 4 day Jordan trip. Floating on the Dead Sea and ticking another one off my bucket list!

By day 4 of this Jordan itinerary, you will have fallen in love with the beautiful country. It’s natural beauty, historical significance, and of course, a desert from another world!

No other country can offer so many different wonders in such a short trip.

This itinerary ensures that you can fit all of Jordan’s wonders in, even if you are on a short visit.

One last push on the final 25 steps of the 800.

We finally reached the top, and the reward was awesome.

The Monastery - A true natural wonder!

Petra is abundant with natural beauty, quirky locals, and simply breathtaking rock carvings, but, where do you start? You will not get bored of getting your camera out during your day trip at Petra as you seek that postcard worthy Insta shot!

The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is small in size, but it makes up for it with its grand ancient history! The nation’s highlights are an Instagrammers dream, with their natural beauty, historical charm and unique stories. This blog will explore the 9 most Instagrammable places in Jordan, following my experience travelling around the country in June 2023.

Among the archaeological delights of Jordan, Little Petra (Sik Al-Barid) sometimes gets overlooked by tourists delving into the ancient past of the small mystical nation. Little Petra is less touristy and quieter to explore at your own pace, but does your Jordan Pass cover your entrance fee to Little Petra?

One of the best things to do when visiting new destinations, is to explore the uniqueness of the different cultures that contribute towards a city’s character. Global street art murals are one interesting aspect of every city, which paint a picture of the city’s vibes and energy. The street art murals in Amman do not disappoint, as they captivate the artistic side of an ancient city, which is continuously rising in moderntiy.

As you wander around Amman and experience the hustle and bustle of daily life in the Jordanian capital, you can feel the history in the air. The Roman theatre of Amman is one of the city’s famous historical landmarks that is as ancient as time itself, and dates back to the Roman period when Amman was known as ‘Philadelphia’. No trip to Jordan is complete without exploring the landmarks which fill the city with history, culture and an abundance of character. Located at the foot of Jabal Al-Joufah, and opposite the Citadel which sits at the top of the hill, the Roman theatre earns its place as one of Amman’s main attractions.

Do you want to take a step back in time and relive the famous final moments of Moses, as he stood upon Mount Nebo gazing over the Jordanian Valley and the Promise Land before his death? This ancient site holds secrets that have fascinated explorers and historians for centuries, so there is no doubt, that visiting Mount Nebo during your Jordan trip, together with really immersing in the history and cultural significance of the sacred mountain will make your visit to the small Middle Eastern nation one to remember.

Jordan is one of those mystical destinations which only gives a little away to the outside world. You need to visit the country to really witness its unique natural beauty. Once you leave the capital, ‘Amman’, and head towards the many highlights dotted around the small nation, you’re in for a real treat, from vast deserts to ancient lost cities, Little Jordan has it all. Natural wonders are in abundance, and the Wadi Mujib Canyon Trail is definitely one of those.