The Historical
City of Karak
City of Karak
The Mujib Biosphere Reserve, positioned 410 meters below sea level, holds the distinction of being the world's lowest nature reserve.
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Wādī Mujib is a breathtaking natural wonder located in the heart of Al Karak region.
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Located in the village of Sirfa to the northwest of Al Karak and approximately 160 km from Amman.
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Situated (4km) north of Qasr Bashir, stands as one of three Nabatean/Roman fortifications.
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Wādī Bin Hammad Hot Springs, between Madaba and Al Karak, features lush vegetation and palm trees.
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Also known as Castra Praetorii Mobeni, stands as one of the best-preserved Roman forts in the Bilad Al sham.
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Located in the historic city of Al Karak holds deep significance in both biblical and Quranic narratives.
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Wādī Al Karak beckons adventurers with its captivating landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
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Nestled near the shores of the Dead Sea, Wādī Al ʿAsal offers a remarkable hiking experience unlike any other.
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Located within the historic walls of the old castle,it offers a captivating journey through the diverse history of the region.
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Constructed in 1849, possibly tracing back to the Byzantine era or even earlier Christian foundations.
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Explore the fascinating history and architectural wonders of Al Karak Castle, where each stone tells a story of valor and resilience.
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A Roman frontier site located in Al Karak. Built in the 2nd century AD as part of Limes Arabicus, it served as a strategic defensive structure.
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the mausoleum complex serves as a sanctuary drawing pilgrims and visitors from far and wide.
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Nestled on the slope of Jabal Abu Rukba, served as a fortress for Roman and Byzantine border troops.
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A testament to the rich archaeological and historical heritage of the Southern Ghor area near the Dead Sea in Jordan.
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Lot's Cave is a mere 10-minute climb from the surrounding landscape where the ancient site is revealed.
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One of Jordan's remarkable natural wonders, nestled between the Al Karak and Al Tafilah Governorates in western Jordan.
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This trail presents an unparalleled opportunity to immerse oneself in the desert wilderness.
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Originally part of the defense system of the Nabataean kingdom, Qasr Abu Al Kharaq later served as a watchtower for the Roman army.
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The reserve serves as a crucial habitat for rare and endangered birds at both the local and regional levels.
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