Located in the southern part of Jordan, Wadi Rum is a mesmerizing desert region known for its natural beauty and historical significance. The red sands and towering rock formations give the area a sense of otherworldliness, as if you're stepping onto another planet. The massive rock structures in the heart of the desert symbolize the silence and power of nature. A small vehicle in the vast landscape further emphasizes the sheer scale and grandeur of this seemingly endless desert. Wadi Rum has witnessed thousands of years of history and has been home to many ancient civilizations, making it a destination not just for nature lovers, but also for history enthusiasts. While exploring the area, visitors can come across ancient rock carvings and traces of past civilizations. Additionally, Wadi Rum offers unforgettable experiences such as desert safaris and hot air balloon rides, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in its unique beauty.
Royal Balloon - Jordan is located in the captivating desert landscape of Wadi Rum, one of the Middle East’s most famous natural wonders. Known for its red sand dunes and massive sandstone cliffs, Wadi Rum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has attracted travelers for centuries. The area is not only famous for its stunning natural beauty but also for its rich history, being a place where many ancient civilizations left their mark. Wadi Rum is also renowned for its association with the famous Lawrence of Arabia, which has added to its historical significance. With Royal Balloon Jordan, visitors can experience the beauty of the desert from above, offering breathtaking views of this unique and magical landscape. The region is also home to the Bedouin culture, giving travelers a chance to experience authentic desert life. Wadi Rum is an ideal destination for those seeking both adventure and serenity, and a hot air balloon flight with Royal Balloon Jordan is a truly unforgettable way to experience it. Our balloons are sourced from top European brands, ensuring the highest levels of safety and quality, and our professional pilots are dedicated to providing an exceptional flight experience. With Royal Balloon Jordan, you will discover Wadi Rum's extraordinary beauty in a way that few others get to experience.
WHAT TO SEE
1. Wadi Rum
2. The Majestic Monastery (Ad-Deir) of Petra
Ad-Deir is one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring structures in the ancient city of Petra, Jordan. Skillfully carved into the reddish sandstone cliffs, this massive monument stands as one of the most striking examples of Petra’s stunning architecture, capturing the imagination of all who visit. Visitors must climb narrow and winding paths to reach the Monastery, and upon arriving at the summit, they are rewarded with breathtaking views that reveal the mystery and majesty of the ancient world. Built by the Nabataean Kingdom in the 3rd century BC, Petra eventually became a significant center for trade, strategically positioned at the crossroads of civilizations, facilitating commerce between the East and the West. Today, as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Petra continues to preserve its ancient grandeur. Ad-Deir stands as a testament to the grandeur, architectural brilliance, and creative genius of humanity, enduring through the ages to captivate modern visitors with its timeless beauty.
3. The Ancient Theater of Jerash - Jordan
Jerash is one of the best-preserved Roman cities in Jordan, and this ancient theater is one of its most impressive structures. Built in the 2nd century AD, the theater stands as a testament to the engineering brilliance of the Roman era. With its marble stage and seating area that could accommodate around 3,000 spectators, the theater served as a central hub for the social and cultural events of the time. As visitors walk through this awe-inspiring structure, they can deeply feel the grandeur of ancient Rome and the historical richness of Jerash. Today, the theater remains one of Jordan’s most important tourist attractions, offering visitors an enriching experience filled with both history and culture.
