The city of Petra, also known as the Pink City because it was carved into the pink rock of Wadi Musa, is the most prominent archaeological and tourist attraction in Jordan. The city, located about 250 kilometers south of Amman, dates back about 2,000 years when the Nabataeans made it their capital, and after exploring and navigating the history, you should take a break in the beauty and charm of the desert in Wadi Rum.

Why visit Petra and Wadi Rum?

You could say that this city is surrounded by a rich history. Petra itself contains a lot of historical moments hidden behind its beautiful walls of multi-colored rocks and landscapes, Petra continues to be admired by the whole world, it is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.

The beauty of nature:

Petra and Wadi Rum are characterized by a picturesque desert landscape amidst towering pink-colored mountains

Archaeological monuments:

Explore the most important monuments such as the Treasury and the Bint Palace in Petra, and see the stone carvings in Wadi Rum

Camping in Wadi is an indescribable pleasure, in addition to the magical view of the sky and stars at night, you enjoy local dishes such as zarb and traditional tea .

Best times to visit Wadi Rum:

Spring and fall: Spring and fall are the best times to visit Wadi Rum, as the temperatures are mild and the weather is beautiful.

Conclusion

Petra and Wadi Rum, with their uniqueness from anywhere in the world, are the perfect destination for travel lovers, a unique and diverse experience whether you are a romantic dreamer, a lover of adventure and exploration, or a researcher in civilizations and peoples, you will spend fun and exciting times that you will carry with you to your country and in your memory throughout your life, and you will not be satisfied with a single visit but will revisit them again for the longing that is generated within you for them.