Jordan Travel Guide - Safest Country in Middle East

Jordan is filled with AMAZING locations like the world wonder Petra, Wadi Rum, Amman, Jerash, and the Dead Sea. Traveling Jordan with a car for 10 days was a dream and one of our favorite trips ever! This Jordan travel guide will show you all the must dos including cooking with a local Jordanian. Jordan is also considered to be one of the safest countries in the Middle East WOOT WOOT

⭐ Aladdin Camp (Wadi Rum)
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⭐ Monte Carlo Rental Cars (Amman)
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⭐ Nisreen Cooking Class (Amman)
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[MadMax]

I'm a non-Arab Roman Catholic American. The Jordanians that I have met here in the United States are some of the kindest, happiest, fun loving people I've met. I respect and admire their customs, and I like their royal family.

[davidalvarez]

I just returned from a trip to Jordan a week ago (with G adventures). Jordanians pride themselves on their hospitality and it shows. Everyone is kind and helpful. English is widely spoken and those who don't speak English very well are eager to practice. As a non-arabic speaker -- sprinkling shukran and assalamu alaikum into your vocabulary will do wonders.

[nocturnenugget]

As a Jordanian, glad you enjoyed your time here, we're not a particularly big country but at the right times of year we have so much to offer

[Mysta]

I'm half Palestinian and half jordian but I've never been to Jordan but I know it's a beautiful. 🇯🇴

[RaviPatel]

Spent a week in Jordan last year - life changing travel destination.

[sandraaudas]

Loved this video. It makes me want to go back to Jordan. We visited Petra and stayed in a Bedouin camp in a tent. Petra is one of the best places I have ever been. Looking forward to more videos. Stay safe.

[NomadShifu]

A fascinating mix of natural oddities and ancient wonder, Jordan has so much to offer for the curious traveller.

[chalayan]

My partner (Scottish) and I (Singaporean) with our American friend did the trip a few years ago starting from Amman to Jerash to Petra to Wadi Rum (Martian Camp) and the Dead Sea. The place is so majestic and I would definitely go back again. For the Dead Sea, we stayed at the newly openend Hilton resort and they have their own private beach and dead sea pool for the hotel guests to dip in. The staff were even kind and helpful to apply the mud on us and also spray water on us to get rid of the mud. We even saw the first mobile atm coach.

[hassanalihusseini]

Great video. It makes me miss Jordan so much. I have studied Arabic there many many years ago, and it was among the happiest times of my life.

Hope to visit Jordan again soon.

I remember that time some friends and I travelled Wadi Rum. No tourists at all, long before mass tourism. We also stayed overnight outside but with no tents or any protection at all. And we four adult males became afraid during the night because somebody has talked about "Camel Spiders" to us before. To this day I do not want to know if they are real. 🙂

But the sky in the night was incredible - especially for me it was fasciating as I studied physics and astronomy. Wow...

And then in the absolute quietness of the desert next morning we heard a soft low sound. First we did not know... but then we saw it was a boy with some sheep playing his nai (a kind of flute). It was a fairy tail.

I don't think today you can have that experience anymore, too many people with "bucket lists".

When it comes to the food I honestly must say that Maqluuba and Mansaf were not among my most favourite dishes. But hummus in Amman is a dream. And Kufta... and Qanaafa of course.

I miss that country!

[samibahig]

Jordania is amazing, i wish to vist one day, God blesses it people and blesses it governement!

[vincentblackshadow]

I went to Hashem's every day for a month or so. Sometimes more than once. There was also a shawarma place up on the 3rd circle or so that was the size of a closet and always had a line down the street for take away only. We were also invited into someone's home for a family meal. The hospitality of the Palestinian/Jordanian people was amazing. One guy drove us all around Amman showed us everything, bought us food along the way and wouldn't accept anything for all of it.

[ayahaltalhouni]

As a Jordanian but born and grew up in Canada I like learning about the place of my parents through vlogs like these ❤

[KristiTravelEscape]

Wadi Rum Desert was my aboslute favourite! Looks like from out of this world and not so many people know about this stunning place. Enjoy guys :)

[flutepetramohammad]

You welcome anytime to Petra we wish to see you around Petra

[piyushjoshi]

you guys have great positive energy.
Going to Jordan this September myself.. can't wait

[hamza.husam]

Welcome everyone to visit my country 🇯🇴

[الهويه-دك]

Wow, the scenery and tourism are very beautiful. Whoever visits it will not get tired of it.

[jumanaabukhalaf]

the panoramic tents inside the video on wadi rum its named yasmina luxury camp its beautiful camp and Aladdin filmed beside this camp i hope return again to this camp i had a beautiful memories with my wife

[nayahaddadin]

As an Jordanian I'm happy to see u enjoyed this stay!

[valeneanz]

Much love and respect to both of you from Amman Jordan 🇯🇴 next time you visit let me know :)