The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a nation rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Strategically located in the heart of the Middle East, Jordan shares borders with Syria to the north, Iraq to the east, Saudi Arabia to the south and east, and Palestine to the west. Its capital, Amman, is a vibrant city that blends modernity with tradition, and serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of the country.

Jordan’s diverse geography spans from the majestic highlands of the Sharah Mountains, through the fertile Jordan Valley, to the expansive eastern desert plains. This variety makes it one of the region’s most captivating travel destinations, offering both natural wonders and archaeological treasures.

Climate
Jordan enjoys a Mediterranean climate, characterized by warm summers and mild winters. During November, the weather in Amman is generally mild and pleasant, with daytime temperatures ranging between 18–23°C and cooler nights between 8–13°C. Light rain is possible during this time, especially later in the month, making it an ideal period for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

People and Culture
Jordanians are known for their hospitality, warmth, and cultural pride. The country’s population reflects a unique blend of Bedouin traditions, rural heritage, and urban cosmopolitanism. From its traditional cuisine and handicrafts to music, festivals, and storytelling, Jordan offers a culturally rich experience that celebrates both its ancient past and modern achievements.

Top Tourist Attractions

• Petra: The world-renowned “Rose-Red City” carved into sandstone cliffs, and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
• Wadi Rum: Also known as the “Valley of the Moon,” this surreal desert landscape is a favorite among adventurers and filmmakers alike.
• The Dead Sea: The lowest point on Earth, famous for its salty waters and healing mud.
• Jerash: A remarkably well-preserved Greco-Roman city with colonnaded streets, theaters, and temples.
• Mount Nebo & Madaba: Historical and biblical sites offering panoramic views and ancient mosaics.
• Ajloun and Karak Castles: Imposing Crusader-era fortresses with deep historical significance.

Travel Tips for Conference Participants

As November brings variable but comfortable weather, participants are advised to pack:

• Light to medium-weight clothing (long sleeves for daytime, light jacket or coat for evenings).
• Comfortable walking shoes for tours and excursions.
• A small umbrella or waterproof jacket in case of rain.

A Land of Heritage and Hospitality
Jordan is a safe and welcoming destination, offering an inspiring backdrop for academic exchange and cultural exploration. Conference participants will not only engage in enriching scientific dialogue but also have the opportunity to experience the timeless beauty, warm hospitality, and deep heritage that define this remarkable country.