A Hashemite Kingdom of extraordinary archaeological magnificence, breathtaking desert grandeur, and a natural wonder so unique and so scientifically extraordinary that it exists nowhere else on the surface of the earth — where the rose-red Nabataean city of Petra emerges from the Siq’s narrow sandstone canyon walls in a monument of such extraordinary architectural genius and historical depth that it has been named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, the Wadi Rum desert’s extraordinary landscape of towering sandstone and granite mountains rising from a sea of crimson desert sand has inspired the world’s greatest explorers and provided the backdrop for humanity’s imagination of other worlds, and the Dead Sea’s extraordinary hypersaline waters offer the most uniquely therapeutic and most genuinely extraordinary natural bathing experience available anywhere on the surface of the planet. Jordan is not simply a destination. It is an encounter with human history, natural wonder, and ancient civilisation at their most breathtakingly and most profoundly extraordinary.