Jordan

Jordan
Jordan centers on Petra, the rose-red city carved into desert cliffs and reached through a narrow canyon that opens dramatically onto its facade. Wadi Rum's vast red-sand desert, familiar from countless film backdrops, offers overnight stays in Bedouin camps under exceptionally clear skies, and the Dead Sea's mineral shore sits within a short drive. Jordanian hospitality runs deep, often expressed through mansaf, a lamb and yogurt dish shared from a communal platter at gatherings.
Main destinations
Food & drink to try
Mansaf
Lamb cooked in fermented dried yoghurt over rice and flatbread, eaten with the right hand.
Maqluba
Rice, aubergine and meat layered in a pot and flipped onto the tray to serve.
Zarb
Bedouin meat and vegetables lowered into an underground oven in the Wadi Rum sand.