Azraq

oasis in the desert, an illustration of how water brings life even at places like a desert

68km

Kerak

city in Jordan

104km

Madaba

city in Madaba Governorate, Jordan

108km

Amman

capital of Jordan

110km

Dana Nature Reserve

biosphere reserve

121km

Dead Sea (Israel and the West Bank)

The Dead Sea (Hebrew: ים המלח, Hebrew transliteration:Yam HaMelach; Arabic: البحر الميت, Arabic transliteration: al-Bahir al-Mayyit) has its western coast in Israel and the West Bank. It is the lowest point in the world at 394.6 m (1269 ft) below sea level. 25 km of Dead Sea coastline lie within Palestinian Authority territory, including Qumran and Ein Feshka.

127km

Dead Sea (Jordan)

Jordanian side of the Dead Sea

127km

Bosra

town in Daraa, Syria

131km

Jerash

ancient city in Jordan

135km

Masada

archaeological site

143km

Jericho

city in the Palestinian Territories and is located near the Jordan River in the West Bank

148km

Ajlun

city

149km

Petra

city in southern Jordan

154km

Qasr Al-Kharanah

desert castles located in present-day eastern Jordan

59km

Qasr Amra

château

63km

Azraq Wetland Reserve

Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN) facility that shows you how they are working to preserve the wetlands. You can follow the short, but expensive, Marsh Trail through the main wetlands section to get a glimpse of what they would have been like, complete with ruins of ancient dams.

68km

Umm ar-Rasas

Jordanian archeological site

86km

Qasr Al-Hallabat

human settlement in Jordan

94km

Al-Karak

city in Jordan

104km

Machaerus

119km

Dana Biosphere Reserve

biosphere reserve

121km

Dead Sea

salt lake bordering Jordan and Israel

131km