Turkey Embassy in Jordan
Information about Turkey Embassy in Jordan
Address
Abbas Mahmoud al-Aqqad St. 31, Amman, Jordan
Emergency Contact Number
+962 6 500 2325
Website
The Embassy of Turkey in Jordan is situated in Amman. The diplomatic representation of the Turkish government in Amman helps the Turkey nationals with visa extension or other travel document-related information and queries. Citizens of Turkey staying in Jordan can contact their country’s embassy during emergency circumstances. The Turkish Embassy services also include assisting the nationals of Jordan in their Turkey e-Visa process for travelling to or planning to reside in Turkey for academic or work purposes.
Jordan is a small Middle Eastern country located in West Asia. The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan beholds a lot of ancient marvels, spectacular sites and desert adventures. The historic treasures and beach resorts of Jordan make it a best place for vacation, here’s a list of few top tourist destinations to visit in Jordhan.
Amman
The capital city of the country, Amman, can attract the travellers with all its rich historic, ancient sites and modern allures. The first place to visit is the Roman Theatre which dates back to the 2nd century. The massive theatre was built by Antoninus Pius on a hillside which can accommodate 6000 spectators. The Roman Temple of Hercules is also a major tourist spot in Amman which was built in the 2nd century. The temple is located on Citadel Hill and it is dedicated to the Roman deity. The Duke’s Diwan and The Jordan Museum are a few other tourist places.
Petra
Petra, also widely known as the ‘Rose City,’ dates back to 6th century BC and is also home to various historical monuments and tourist attractions. Al-Deir in Petra is a stunning site to visit, but it takes an adventure to see the monastery of Al-Deir carved out of rock. The stunning view of the theatre which is carved out of mountains, is a must-see place in Petra. The Colonnaded Street, the Great Temple, the Streets of Facades, the Treasury, the Siq and the Obelisk Tomb are a few other spectacular sites in Petra.
Aqaba
The Jordanian port city Aqaba is home to various historic sites and monuments that allure the travellers. Fort of Aqaba, the 12th century castle built by the Crusaders. Later the castle was destroyed and rebuilt under the rule of Mamluk Sultan Al-Ashraf Qansuh Al-Ghuri during the 16th century. Aqaba Heritage Museum is another fantastic site to visit in the past. The museum exhibits the artifacts found at the excavated site in Aqaba. A few other tourist destinations include Ayla’s old church, Sharif Hussein bin Ali Mosque and Aqaba Bird Observatory.
Dead Sea
The Dead Sea in Jordan is an exquisite natural wonder that should be added to the Jordan itinerary. The sea is located over 500 meters below sea level, which makes it the lowest point in the world. The Dead Sea is the perfect place to float and enjoy a sunset with friends and family. Travellers can book a resort stay at Dead Sea to sit and relax by the beach. The Dead Sea Museum on the hilltop is a great option to visit. The museum exhibits information about the Dead Sea by dividing the hall into theme-based structures.
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The above-listed tourist places are the top tourist destination, but there is still a lot to discover in Jordan. The ancient city of Madaba, the traditional cuisine, exploring the water sports and outdoor adventures can also be added to the Jordan travel itinerary.