By Air

Most travellers to Amman (and to Jordan) will arrive via Queen Alia International Airport, the two old terminals have now been replaced with a spacious, state of the art Norman Foster designed terminal (March 2013). Very occasionally, regional or charter flights use Marka Airport, centrally located in east Amman a few kilometres beyond the railway station.

By Road

Yellow and grey taxis are readily available and can be easily found anywhere in Amman. Just hail them in the street as Jordanians do. Taxis for Amman will have a green logo on the driver and passenger doors. The grey ones have an advertisement on top of the car. Resist hailing cabs with another color logo; these cabs are based in other cities and it is illegal for them to pick up fares in Amman.

White taxis (servees) are shared, and they have a specific route that they move along back and forth like buses, which means they don't necessarily drop you off at your exact destination, and the driver can pick up other fares along the way.

Karak Castle full day tour

South of Amman is the fortified settlement of Karak, with a hill-top Crusader castle as its centrepiece, commanding panoramic views of the entire region. Learn about its history as a stronghold and discover the diverse architecture of the city that surrounds it, spanning Crusader to Ottoman.
Take a trip down the King's Highway to the historic city of Karak, a place of great importance to a number of civilisations. Built by King Baldwin I of Jerusalem, it's considered one of the best-preserved and largest Crusader castles in the Middle East. Meander through the many dim passageways and tunnels in the depths of the castle, listening for the echoes of medieval battles.
Be sure to see the 19th-century Ottoman buildings that surround the fortress ruins, now restored to their former glory. Pay a visit to the castle museum, full of facts about the local history and archaeological information about this fascinating area. With its strategic position at nearly 3,000 feet (900 m) above sea level, the city is host to far-reaching views stretching all the way to the Dead Sea.

Wadi Rum

Discover the almost-mystical area of the Wadi Rum – the Valley of the Moon. Your 4x4 Jeep cruises over the scorched landscape as you explore the region's rich geological and archaeological landmarks. Ask your guide to enlighten you on the reserve’s highlights while meeting local Bedouin people.
Set off across the desert terrain toward the vast wilderness stretching before you. Your knowledgeable guide advises on the top sights, including the impressive Burdah Rock Bridge – the highest in Wadi Rum – the Seven Pillars of Wisdom rock formation with its pop-culture association and the countless gorges, arches and cliffs.
Marvel at the ancient rock engravings – petroglyphs – testaments to man’s interaction with nature in the area for thousands of years and a prime example of how humans can adapt to harsh conditions. Observe and meet local Bedouin people who still inhabit the area today. Perhaps enjoy a drink in their company and ask them to share accounts of their nomadic culture.

Dead Sea tour

Escape the tensions of city life and take a trip to the shores of the Dead Sea. Lie back and relax, absorbing the stunning combination of mountain and sea landscapes. Allow the soothing waters to ease the stresses away and enjoy a delicious lunch in a local beach-side hotel and spa.
Journey to the lowest point on earth: the hyper-saline waters lap the shore at 1,400 feet (427 m) below sea level. Though animals struggle in this environment – the water is nearly 10 times saltier than seawater – the natural beauty makes up for it. Gaze across the water to the Jerusalem hills in the west and to mountains flanking the east, and appreciate the dramatic and beautiful landscape.
Take a dip – or a float – in the tranquil setting and feel the mineral-rich water work its magic on your skin. Let the heady mix of salty water, rich mud and Jordanian sun fortify your body. Break for lunch at a nearby spa and savour the flavours of a local meal as you admire the inspiring views once more

Desert Castles half day tour

Discover the legendary fortresses on the desert plains of eastern Jordan. Visit archaeological highlights in the area, observing the diverse influences from a number of civilisations. Given this is a private excursion, your itinerary is flexible–speak to your driver to tailor the experience.
Journey out of Amman and into the arid landscape, soon arriving at an area rich with historical sites, castles and other ruins of ancient cultures. Qasr Amra is a top highlight, a UNESCO-listed World Heritage site. Admire the frescoes on the ceilings as you explore one of the most important examples of early Islamist art and architecture.
Continue on your tour, perhaps taking your driver's informed recommendations. Maybe you see the architecturally diverse Qasr Kharana, built on Roman foundations but containing examples of Greek, Arabic and Mesopotamian influences. Or maybe it's Qasr al-Azraq, used famously as the headquarters of TE Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia).
Utilise your driver's local knowledge to personalise the experience, uncovering the foundations of modern-day Jordan.

TAJ Mall

Shopping Mall · Zahran
Address: Pr. Hashim St 72, Amman, Jordan

Mecca Mall

Address: Abdullah ad Dawud, Amman, Jordan

City Mall

Address: Amman, Jordan

Sufra Restaurant

Address: Sufra Restaurant, Al Rainbow St 26, Amman 11181, Jordan

Wild Jordan Center

Address: Othman Ben Affan St. 36، Amman، Jordan

Tannoureen

Restaurant · Umm Uthaynah
Address: Sahat Al 'Arab, Amman, Jordan

Chapatti Indian Restaurant

Indian Restaurant · Al Jubaiha

Address: Complex No 83, Yajouz St 83, Amman 11953, Jordan