A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Hiking in the desert is one of life’s most meaningful experiences, serving up incomparable views you can’t see from your car, shared meals with people you meet along the way, and quiet, wide-open spaces for reflection and storytelling under the stars. Moreover, hiking in Jordan—amongst fields of wildflowers, ancient sites, rugged mountains, and breathtaking desert landscapes—takes things to the next level.
Once you’ve hiked the desert dunes of Wadi Rum, experienced the iconic ruins of Petra, and browsed the vibrant bazaars of Amman, venture into Jordan’s less-explored northern and eastern regions. These areas are known for their windswept temple ruins, crumbling castles, and captivating glimpses into the history that shapes the modern borders of the Middle East. Although these regions might be off today’s tourist track, they lie along ancient caravan routes frequented by travelers for centuries.
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