Badia Lava Tube
Caving in the East is a truly unique experience as the caves here are mostly volcanic lava tube tunnels with residual salts forming star shaped images underground. One of the most breathtaking caves in the area is the Badia Lava Tube Cave where your only way in is by rappelling down to discover its multiple layers and underground galleries.
Wadi Ad-Dahek
Wadi Ad-Dahek is a mesmerizing valley in a white-sand desert. Surrounded by salt cliffs of over 30m high the valley near the Saudi Border is a perfect place to enjoy nature’s silence, wild beauty and serenity. You can go on a safari around the desert, or camp the night for a unique view of the stars.
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Azraq Wetland Reserve
Located nearly 115 km from the capital, Amman, the Azraq Wetland Reserve is one of several natural reserves in Jordan. Visitors will have a good time observing migrating bird species during the Spring and Fall.
Shaumari Wildlife Reserve
The Shaumari Wildlife Reserve is one of the first wildlife reserves established in Jordan. The reserve, founded by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature in 1975, has an area of 22 square km and was initially created to re-release the Arabian Oryx (previously threated with extinction) to its native habitat in Jordan. The reserve now hosts desert deer (Reem and Afri) as well as ostriches, wild donkeys, migratory birds and wild plants.
Cycling through the Petrol Road
Petrol Road was originally built in the early 1900's to protect and maintain the oil pipe line between Tikrit and Haifa for the British Empire. The road crosses the Eastern Volcanic Desert and showcases breathtaking views and different local communities across its path. The road passes through Al-Azraq Oasis, through Umm Ar-Rasas and ends in the Jordan Valley passing through farmland and reservoirs
