It's also home to the famed archaeological site of Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Wonders of the World. Compared to many of its neighbors in the Middle East, Jordan is an exceptionally safe country to visit.
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Compared to many of its neighbors in the Middle East, Jordan is an exceptionally safe country to visit. It even ranks above France on the Global Peace Index, a country that people clamor to visit without a second thought towards safety.
Jordan is a conservative society. You should dress modestly and behave courteously. It's illegal to drink alcohol on the street but permissible in bars, clubs, hotels and private homes. There are strict alcohol limits for drivers, similar to those of the UK.
Is Jordan Safe for Female Travelers? Jordanians are known to be highly respectful towards women. However, as with anywhere, sexual assault, unfortunately, remains a possibility. Consider dressing more modestly to respect etiquette, blend in with local people, and ward off unwanted attention.
Travel Safety – Israel and JordanTo better compare the safety of each country, we will use the safety index of travelsafe-abroad.com. So, Israel has a safety index of 60 (out of 100)Jordan has a safety index of 53 (out of 100)
Avoid wearing jewelry; specifically around the neck. - Women dress modestly with loose clothing. Avoid wearing anything flashy. - Alcohol and pork are not consumed by those that observe the Muslim religion.
Absolutely! If you ever get a chance to go to Jordan, Petra is a place you must visit. It is the most famous attraction in the whole country; even more important than the capital Amman. Petra is an ancient city located in the middle of a desert.
With one week or even two weeks to spend, lots of great opportunities open up to explore Jordan in more depth. We recommend spending some more time at Petra and Wadi Rum, and Amman, plus add time to visit Mount Nebo, Madaba, Bethany, and Jerash in the North.
The Jordan Tourism Board released a statement to address concerns about safety for travellers. It says: 'In light of the recent developments in Gaza, we want to emphasise that Jordan continues to be a safe and welcoming destination for tourists from around the world.
Jordan is a conservative society. You should dress modestly and behave courteously. It's illegal to drink alcohol on the street but permissible in bars, clubs, hotels and private homes. There are strict alcohol limits for drivers, similar to those of the UK.
Rules for unmarried couplesWhile I've had numerous unmarried couples and gay couples share rooms without any issues, this is not to say problems could never happen. In Jordan, sleeping with any unmarried member of the opposite sex is considered adultery.