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In 1995, the Isal Archaeological Project conducted an expedition to El Lisan, Jordan, which included the excavation of the Deir El-Kattar El-Byzanti monastery situated atop a hill near the Dead Sea.
Privately owned Roman and Byzantine caves (museum) featuring numerous archaeological artefacts on display, along with many personal antique items from several generations.

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Vatican Exhibition Showcases the History of Christianity in Jordan
Vatican City – A remarkable exhibition highlighting the rich Christian heritage of Jordan took place at the Vatican Museums from January 31 to February 28, 2025. This special event offered visitors a unique opportunity to explore Jordan’s early Christian sites, ancient churches, and religious artefacts, reinforcing the country’s significance as a key part of biblical history. A Journey Through Jordan’s Christian Legacy The […]
Rehab Churches in Al-Mafraq: A Jordan Pass Site Not Worth the Trip?
Al-Mafraq, Jordan – With Jordan’s rich history and stunning archaeological sites, visitors often wonder if the Rehab Churches in Al-Mafraq, included in the Jordan Pass, are worth a visit. The short answer? Not really. While the site holds historical significance as an early Christian settlement with three ancient churches, it lacks the grandeur and well-preserved mosaics found in other Jordanian sites. […]
Ancient Nabataean Relief Discovered in Karak Castle’s Walls
Karak, Jordan – A fascinating Nabataean relief, depicting the torso of an armed horse rider, has been identified within the walls of Karak Castle, offering a glimpse into Jordan’s layered history. The relief, dating back to the 2nd century A.D., was repurposed as a building block during later periods of construction. A Link to Nabataean Warrior Culture The carved torso, though fragmented, showcases distinctive […]
Jordan Pass: Your Ultimate Ticket to Explore Jordan’s Top Attractions
Travelers visiting Jordan can now experience a seamless and cost-effective way to explore the country’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes with the Jordan Pass. Designed to enhance the travel experience, the pass provides access to over 40 major attractions, including the world-famous Petra, the stunning Wadi Rum, and the historic Jerash ruins. The Jordan Pass is an all-in-one sightseeing package that covers […]
Jordan Tourist Attractions & Museums Opening Hours
Tourist attractions, archaeological sites, and museums in Jordan typically have varying opening hours depending on the season, day of the week, and during the holy month of Ramadan. General Opening Hours: Winter Season (November through April): Most sites operate from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Summer Season (May through October): Extended hours are common, with many sites open […]
Women’s Cooperative Association and Handicrafts Village, Iraq Al-Amir
Situated in the picturesque village of Iraq Al-Amir, just outside Amman, the Women’s Cooperative Association and Handicrafts Village is a testament to the power of cultural preservation and community empowerment. Nestled among lush, olive-dotted hills and framed by ancient ruins, this initiative is a beacon of hope for local women and a unique destination for […]
Royal Automobile Museum Hosts Richard Hammond and Celebrates Milestones
The Royal Automobile Museum (RAM) in Amman recently welcomed renowned British television presenter and journalist, Richard Hammond, known for co-hosting “Top Gear.” Hammond’s visit combined his passion for classic cars with a historical mission, reflecting on his admiration for Jordan and its people. He also highlighted his latest television series, “The Smallest Cog Workshop,” now […]
Royal Tank Museum Celebrates King Abdullah II’s Birthday with Special Events
In January 2025, the Royal Tank Museum in Amman commemorated the birthday of His Majesty King Abdullah II by hosting a series of special events that attracted over 10,000 visitors.  The celebrations featured interactive activities, including demonstrations of tank crew operations inside a “Khalid” tank—the same model King Abdullah II served in during his military career. […]
Water Buffaloes Thrive at Azraq Wetland Reserve, Boosting Ecosystem Restoration
The Azraq Wetland Reserve, one of Jordan’s most vital ecosystems, is witnessing a remarkable success in conservation with the increasing number of water buffaloes. These majestic animals play a crucial role in restoring the wetland’s biodiversity, helping to maintain the delicate balance of its marshlands and water sources. A Natural Ecosystem Engineer Water buffaloes were introduced to the Azraq Wetland […]
The Temple of Artemis in Jerash Mosaic Floor Remains
This is all that remains of the mosaic floor at the Temple of Artemis in Jerash. Did you know you can enter the Inner Sanctuary through a side door? Ask the local seller at the Temple to show you inside. The Temple of Artemis in Jerash, Jordan, is one of the most impressive and well-preserved Roman temples in […]

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