How many days do I need in Petra Jordan?

In order to really appreciate its size and splendours, it is recommended to spend at least two days at Petra. This will allow you not only to take in the major sites such as the Treasury, Monastery and Royal Tombs, but also to explore the less popular trails at your leisure.

Is Petra Jordan expensive?

Tourist attractions in Jordan are, in fact, expensive. The Petra ticket price is 50 JD, or $70 USD per person for a single day visit.

Is it safe to go to Petra Jordan?

Currently, there are no travel warnings against Petra. Neither the US State Department nor the British Foreign Office has issue travel advice against visiting anywhere in the vicinity of Petra. They currently advise against visiting the border with Syria and Iraq.

Is Wadi Rum safe?

Wadi Rum is not an inherently dangerous place but travelers in the desert should take a few simple precautions to reduce risks and make their visit more enjoyable.

How much money do I need in Jordan?

For one week in Jordan, I estimate that you will need about $2,365 USD to cover all of your costs; airfare, transportation, accommodation, food and drink, and activities. This can easily be cut down especially if you eat more street food, stay in budget accommodation, and pass on guides for the attractions.

Is Jordan a cheap country?

Although Jordan is not a cheap country to travel in, the people working in Jordan, especially in the service industry earn very low wages. Some are locals, some are immigrants from neighboring countries (like Palestine and Syria) and in hotels, you’ll mostly see people from other parts of Asia, like the Philippines.

Is Jordan safe for British tourists?

Around 95,800 British nationals visited Jordan in 2019. Most visits are trouble free. The political situation in Jordan is stable. Consular support is limited in the border areas of Jordan where the FCDO advise against all but essential travel, as set out above.

How much does a taxi cost from Amman to Petra?

Fares. The approximate fare for a one-way trip to Petra from Amman Airport is about 85 JD (120 USD).

Is Little Petra in Jordan worth visiting without the main landmark?

Both towns are built behind/ around a natural canyon consisted of rose-red sandstones. Undoubtedly, the area here is less impressive than its glorious sibling but there are still at least 5 valid reasons of why Little Petra in Jordan is worth visiting anyway regardless a visit or not to the main landmark.

How safe is Petra for travel?

How safe is it to visit Petra? Petra and Jordan are safe and stable places to visit. Likely the biggest threat you’ll encounter at Petra is dehydration from not drinking enough water. Remember, you’re in the desert – bring plenty of bottled water to last you a day, or stock up in shops on site.

How much does it cost to go to Little Petra?

Unlike Petra which has a very expensive ticket ( 50JD/ approximately £56 for 1 day!) Little Petra is completely free (having or not a Jordan Pass already -as for 2019) and no admission fee is required! Cool, right?

Where is Petra located?

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Petra (ancient capital city of the Nabataean people) recently proclaimed as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Suggest edits to improve what we show. Explore different ways to experience this place.