Petra
Petra is one of the famous archaeological sites located in southern Jordan, and it is known as the Rose-Red City, and this name was given to it due to the way the city lights up due to the reflection of the morning light on it, and these were found The city since 300 BC to be the capital of the Nabataeans and known as a Bedouin people who founded their own kingdom.
Earthquakes weakened the infrastructure of this city and were completely abandoned until 1812 when the Swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burckhardt discovered Petra and since that time this city has attracted visitors from all over the world and thus has become one of the most tourist sites Popular in Jordan.
Wadi Rum
Wadi Rum is considered one of the most beautiful desert areas that possesses a breathtaking red color and impressive, and it is one of the most places rich with exotic rock formations and perhaps the nature of the Mars-like region has attracted filmmakers to photograph the most famous films on its land, and Wadi Rum is also known as the Valley of the Moon (in English: The Valley of the Moon) which offers a spectacular sunset scene blended with a breathtaking array of colors.
Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is located at an altitude of 431 meters below the sea level, and the sea contains salts and minerals that can be extracted and taken advantage of in treating the skin because of its good properties, as swimming in this sea is difficult, because the body floats on its surface because of the large number of salts And on the northeastern side of this sea there is a group of tourist resorts that are described as luxury, where a visitor can enjoy the treatments offered by these resorts, as he can watch the sunset and enjoy looking at the West Bank to see the distant lights in Jerusalem.
