Discover the best attractions and experiences Badia West Jordan has to offer
Explore ancient desert fortresses and royal sites that thread Jordan's frontier history in the Badia.
A UNESCO-listed desert castle famed for its 8th-century frescoes and clever water systems.
A well-preserved early Islamic desert fortress guarding ancient caravan routes.
A stout fortress at the Azraq Oasis that once served travelers crossing the desert.
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Iconic red rock desert with towering arches, ancient carvings, and scenic canyons.
Jordan’s largest nature reserve, hosting diverse habitats and hiking trails.
A crucial migratory bird habitat around the Azraq Oasis.
A small village at the edge of Dana Biosphere Reserve, a quiet gateway to the desert.
Desert town near the Azraq Oasis, serves as a base for exploring eastern Jordan.
Remote desert town marking the edge of Jordan’s Badia with simple hospitality.
Clear desert nights offer spectacular views of constellations with minimal light pollution.
Witness dramatic colors over sandstone formations and open plains.
Self-guided strolls along accessible paths with wildlife views.
Spot desert flora and fauna at dawn or dusk along established viewpoints.
Jordan’s national dish of lamb with rice in a yogurt sauce; a Bedouin favorite.
Bedouin earth oven-cooked meat and vegetables, a desert feast.
Strong, cardamom-infused coffee served in a traditional pot.
Guided stargazing sessions after sunset in desert camps.
Evening performances with traditional songs around a warm campfire.
Capture the star-lit skies and illuminated rock formations.
Gentle treks across rolling dunes with a Bedouin guide.
Off-road journeys to discover arches, canyons, and sweeping vistas.
Music, dance, and storytelling around a desert campfire.
World-class routes on dramatic red sandstone cliffs.
Scenic day hikes through diverse flora and fauna habitats.
Longer treks through open desert with a guide.
Sleep in a Bedouin-style camp with simple western comforts.
Explore hidden dunes and little-known spots with a local guide.
Learn desert life and hospitality during a traditional tea break.