Ajloun, in northern Jordan, is famed for its lush landscapes, cool climate, and rich history. It hosts the iconic 12th-century Ajloun Castle, a fortress from the Islamic era. With forests, nature reserves, and welcoming villages, it’s a serene haven for eco-tourism and hiking.

The bathhouse is a calm, welcoming space shaped by water, stone, and shared presence. It serves as a place of meeting, reflection, and community. For Christians, it is a gathering place—where faith, fellowship, and tradition come together.

Jordan’s Desert Castles are historic retreats scattered across the eastern desert. Built in the early Islamic period, they served as rest stops, forts, and palaces. With frescoes, stonework, and open skies, they blend history with the silence of the desert.

Petra is one of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Jordan. Carved into rose-red sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans over 2,000 years ago, Petra is famous for its breathtaking architecture, especially Al-Khazneh (the Treasury). Visitors enter the city through the narrow Siq, leading to a vast area…