Things To Do
in Jordan

One of Jordan's national dishes, Mansaf consists of tender lamb cooked in a fermented yogurt sauce, served on a bed of rice with almonds and pine nuts. To experience this traditional dish at its best, visit Reem Al-Bawadi in Amman.

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A popular street food, these crispy and flavorful chickpea fritters are often stuffed into pita bread with salads and tahini. Al Quds Falafel in Amman is renowned for its delectable falafel.

A fragrant dish layered with rice, vegetables, and either chicken or lamb, Maqluba is a culinary masterpiece. Try this dish at Sufra Restaurant in Amman for an authentic taste.

A beloved dessert, Knafeh comprises sweet cheese topped with shredded filo pastry and drenched in sugar syrup. Habibah Sweets in Amman is legendary for its Knafeh.

A creamy dip made from roasted eggplant, tahini, and garlic, Moutabbal is a staple in Jordanian cuisine. For a superb version, head to Hashem Restaurant in Amman.

The bustling market in downtown Amman is a treasure trove for street food lovers, offering an array of Jordanian delicacies like falafel, shawarma, and local sweets.

A vibrant market in Amman, Souk Jara is a haven for street food enthusiasts. You can savor an assortment of Jordanian street food while immersing yourself in the lively atmosphere.

This renowned street in Amman features numerous food stalls and small eateries offering delectable street food delights like falafel, shawarma, and local desserts.

A famous eatery in Amman, Hashem is an excellent spot to relish authentic Jordanian street food such as falafel, hummus, and fresh bread.

This legendary falafel joint in Amman is a must-visit for its exceptional falafel sandwiches and other traditional delights.

A rich biosphere reserve known for its stunning canyons and scenic views, perfect for adventure hikes and nature enthusiasts.

This reserve features beautiful oak and pine forests with various hiking trails, offering picturesque landscapes and wildlife spotting.

A significant historical site offering hiking trails with breathtaking views of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea.

Jordan's largest nature reserve encompasses a variety of ecosystems and offers various hiking trails with diverse flora and fauna.

Famous for its archaeological sites, Petra also features numerous hiking trails that lead through stunning rock formations and ancient ruins.

Located in Amman, Jordan, Queen Alia International Airport is the main international airport serving the country.

Located near Tel Aviv, Israel, Ben Gurion Airport is the main international airport in Israel and one of the busiest in the region.

Situated in Cairo, Egypt, this is the primary airport serving Egypt and one of the largest airports in Africa.

Located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, King Khalid International Airport serves as a significant international gateway to Saudi Arabia.

Istanbul Airport, located in Istanbul, Turkey, is one of the largest airports in the world and serves as a major transit hub.

Located in Damascus, Syria, this airport is the main international airport in the country.

The majority ethnic group in Jordan, comprising about 98% of the population. They are primarily descendants of the various Arab tribes that settled in the region.

A significant demographic group in Jordan, many of whom migrated during the Arab-Israeli conflict and currently make up a large portion of the population.

A small ethnic minority in Jordan, descended from Circassian exiles who were resettled in the region during the 19th century.

Another ethnic minority, Chechens were also resettled in Jordan during the 19th century and have maintained their cultural identity.

A smaller ethnic community in Jordan, particularly concentrated in Amman and other urban areas, primarily descended from Armenians who fled the Armenian Genocide.

This includes various other groups such as Assyrians, Kurds, and others, who together make up a small percentage of the population.

Football is the most popular sport in Jordan, with a strong following and numerous local clubs. The Jordan national football team has also participated in international competitions.

Basketball enjoys significant popularity in Jordan, supported by both local leagues and the national team. The sport is prevalent in schools and universities.

Cricket is growing in popularity in Jordan, with leagues and teams emerging, especially among expatriate communities.

Volleyball is popular in Jordan, played widely in schools and at a recreational level. The national team competes in regional tournaments.

Athletics is a prominent sport in Jordan, with various events and competitions held at different levels. Jordan has produced notable athletes in track and field.

Martial arts, including judo and karate, are popular in Jordan, with many clubs and training facilities available for young athletes.