Jordan is a relatively
small country of varied landscapes, where the fertile Jordan Valley,
bordering the entire western side of the kingdom, is separated from the immense
desert stretching to the east by the populated highlands. As part of the Great
Rift Valley, the Jordan Valley incorporates the Dead Sea, the lowest point on
the earth's surface and most famous for its heavy salt and mineral
concentrations, while the main towns are strung out along the length of the
highland plateau, including the friendly capital, Amman, as well as plenty of
historical sites from ancient civilizations. Jordan offers venues that cannot
be duplicated anywhere in the world for special events and theme parties; a
wide selection of adventures from 4x4 Jeep rides through the deserts; climbing
and hiking; camel caravans; diving in the clear waters of the Red Sea; and
“Green Tourism” through protected attractions and nature reserves.
bordering the entire western side of the kingdom, is separated from the immense
desert stretching to the east by the populated highlands. As part of the Great
Rift Valley, the Jordan Valley incorporates the Dead Sea, the lowest point on
the earth's surface and most famous for its heavy salt and mineral
concentrations, while the main towns are strung out along the length of the
highland plateau, including the friendly capital, Amman, as well as plenty of
historical sites from ancient civilizations. Jordan offers venues that cannot
be duplicated anywhere in the world for special events and theme parties; a
wide selection of adventures from 4x4 Jeep rides through the deserts; climbing
and hiking; camel caravans; diving in the clear waters of the Red Sea; and
“Green Tourism” through protected attractions and nature reserves.
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