Amman, Jordan.

Amman is the center of Jordan's politics, culture, commerce and international exchanges. It is a city that blends the classical and the modern.

🚗Amman Citadel Hill
Sitting at the highest point in Amman, Citadel Hill features historic ruins including the Temple of Hermes and a Byzantine church.

🚗Roman Theatre
Located in the city center, it is a theater that can accommodate more than 6,000 people. It is a model of Roman architecture. You can climb to the top of the theater to overlook the city of Amman.

🚗Jordan Museum
The museum displays Jordan's historical relics from prehistoric times to modern times. The overall museum is not big and can be visited in about an hour if you look around carefully.

🚗Rainbow Street
One of the most famous streets in Amman, a great place to experience Amman's nightlife.

🚗Ancient City of Jerash
It is one of the rare and well-preserved ancient Roman city ruins in the world. It is about 50 kilometers away from downtown Amman.

🚗Wadi Rum
It is Jordan's most spectacular desert landscape, famous for its red sand mountains and unique geological structures. The weathered rocks in the desert here are of various shapes, some are even as big as castles, and there are also various cliffs, arch structures and canyons, so it is also a dual natural and cultural world heritage site.

🚗Petra
One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, this was the capital of the ancient Nabataean Kingdom in the sixth century BC. The entire ancient city was built in the ravines. It is one of the places with a very mature tourism industry. Because it is particularly charming under the reflection of the morning glow and sunset, Petra enjoys the reputation of "Rose City".

🚗Dead Sea
Located between Jordan and Israel, this amazing lake lies 430 meters below sea level, making it both the lowest land point below sea level on Earth and one of the saltiest bodies of water on Earth.