What is the official language of Jordan?

Jordan’s official language is Arabic.

When is the best season for Jordan trip?

Summer temperature can go up to 50 Celsius degrees in Jordan. Therefore, the best season to visit Jordan is September-October and April-May.

Why should I visit Jordan?

Jordan is a blend of ancient and modern culture. On the one hand, you'd see all the modern attractions and luxury in shopping, accommodating and eating; on the other hand, you would be fascinated by countries' historical heritage. One of the wonders of the world, Petra, is definitely worth to see. Moreover, you can enjoy the Dead Sea as well as the azure beaches of Jordan.

Which day is the official weekly off in Jordan?

In Jordan, the official weekly off day is Friday.

What is the currency of Jordan?

The currency of Jordan is Jordanian Dinar.

Jordan Travel Guide | Pegasus Airlines

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Jordan, officially named is the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, is an Arab country in the Middle East. Jordan, which used to be home to the Babylonian and Roman states, has witnessed the Crusades in the past. Jordan is visited by many people every year. If you want to see different places Jordan is a country for you.

Amman king Huseyin Mosque

General Information

Language	Arabic
Capital of Jordan	Amman
Location	Asia
Local Time	GMT+3
Currency Unit	Dinar
Type of Socket	C, D, F, G, J 230 V
Annual Average Temperature	17°C
Climate	Mediterranean Forests/Desert Climate
Area	89.342 km²
Flora	West: Forest/East: Desert Plants

Official Language in Jordan

The official language spoken in Jordan is Arabic. The second most spoken language in the country is English.

Capital of Jordan

Amman is the capital of Jordan and the political, commercial and cultural center of the country.

Annual Average Temperature

Although the weather in Jordan varies by region, the average annual temperature is 17 degrees.

Flora

Most of Jordan is covered with deserts. There are forests in the west.

Where is Jordan?

Jordan is an Arab country in the Middle East. It is also adjacent to Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia. In addition, Jordan is surrounded by the Red Sea in the southwest, Palestine and the Dead Sea in the west.

How to Get to Jordan?

If you want to go to Jordan and explore the tremendous surroundings as you like, and visit impressive places, there is only one thing to do. Pegasus has direct flights from Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport to Queen Alia International Airport in the capital Amman. Pegasus provides you with the easiest and most comfortable transportation.

Jordan Public Transportation

Jordan is underdeveloped in public transportation. There is bus transportation in the city but these buses do not fully meet the expectations. So the best way to get around is to rent a car or take taxis.

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Transportation from Jordan Airport to the City Center

It is possible to reach the city from the airport by taxi or bus. You can easily find taxis at the exit of the arrival terminal. Buses that provide more economical transportation depart from the airport to the city center every hour.

Places to Visit in Jordan

Jordan attracts hundreds of tourists every year with its natural beauties and historical sites. You can explore Jordan with these wonderful places and make your holiday more enjoyable.

Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum is a valley formed in sandstone and granite rock. This valley, the largest valley in Jordan, is also known as the Moon Valley. If you are interested in history and natural beauties, you should definitely visit here. In addition, this valley has been inhabited by many human cultures since prehistoric times.

Royal Car Museum

If you are interested in cars and love to visit the museum, Royal Car Museum is the place for you. Since the early 1920s, the museum has exhibited vehicles used by the royal family and has a souvenir shop.

Ceras Ancient City

This ancient city in the city of Ceraş is from the ancient Roman period. Jerash is one of the most famous ancient Roman cities in the Middle East with its ancient theater, temples and ruins.

Dead Sea

Located at the lowest point of the African-Syrian separation, the Dead Sea is 350 m below sea level. You should definitely see this place which is the third most salty lake in the world.

Amman Castle

If you want to see the ancient settlements, you should visit Amman Castle. You should definitely see this castle which is home to states like Rome, Byzantine and Umayyad. Byzantine According to the information in the region, there have been settlements on the hill since the polished stone age.

Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts

If you are interested in art and want to see works of Arab culture, you should visit the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts and see more than 2,000 works of art.

Where to Stay in Jordan?

The most preferred accommodation type in Jordan is hotel accommodation. If you prefer, desert accommodation including a safari tour is also a common form of accommodation in Jordan. You can go to Ammanda's Al-Madina or Al-Monavara area to find the best budget hotel for your budget. Or you can go to Oldtown and check out the hotels there.

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What to Eat in Jordan?

Meat has an important place in Arab culture. Jordanian people consume meat at almost every meal, and add flavour to the food with various spices.

Jordanian food to try;

Shawarma
Kunafa
Mutebel
Hummus
Galayet
Müceddere

Where to Eat?

Al-Shami: Wadi Rum
Tawaheen al-Hawa: Amman
Al-Quds: Amman

Shopping in Jordan: Best Souvenirs to Buy

If you come to Jordan and want to buy souvenirs on the way home, there are many alternatives. If you like to wear jewelry, you can buy homemade jewelry and jewelry and take it to your loved ones. Or you can buy soap and care products from the Dead Sea. Alternatively, you can buy a variety of spices to add to your meals at home.

Nightlife in Jordan

Contrary to popular belief, in Jordan's tourist areas the nightlife is quite colorful. There are luxurious nightclubs and bars in various parts of the city. You can go to Amman city and spend the night as you wish; you can go to nightclubs or to restaurants/cafes.

Holidays and Celebrations

New Year (1 January)
King Abdullah’s Birthday (30 January)
Labor Day (1 May)
Christmas (25 December)
Feast of Ramadan
Sacrifice Holiday
Mawlid An-Nabi
Miraj

Festivals in Jordan

Jordan Contemporary Dance Festival (Amman, April)
Amman Opera Festivali (Amman, July)
Ceraş Culture and Art Festival (Ceraş, July)
Dead Sea Festival (Dead Sea, May)

Visa Requirements

Jordan require a visa from the many countries of the world except Turkey, Bahrain, Egypt, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestinian Authority, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and United Arab Emirates for touristic purposes provided that the total length of the stay does not exceed 90 days within 6 months. For other countries the visa types differ. You can check the visa conditions to Jordan for your country from your country’s official web site for visa.

You can learn the details of the Jordan visa application process from the "Jordan Visa Guide" article.