This Trail connects the environmental sites and the historical and heritage sites scattered across the region of Bsaira, which made Basira an open museum in which the historical and modern civilizations are varied, as these sites evoke the tourist’s enjoyment of beautiful landscapes, adventure tourism and the experience of drinking local tea on firewood with the flavor of municipal wormwood. The most beautiful natural environmental areas where there are many farms in which there are all types of agricultural food, and the reason for this is the abundance of water springs and water harvesting in most farms, as well as enjoying bird watching and areas with borders with insights from the Safi Valley, Wadi Araba and the Dead Sea

Baseera Cultural Heritage Foundation

Preserving the historical and cultural heritage of any society is the responsibility of the people of this community who wish to perpetuate and preserve the culture of their societies at the present time. Cultural heritage in Tafila Governorate, in the Al-Basira district.

What is Baseera Cultural Heritage Foundation?

It is an emerging institution established in the period between 2018-2019 with the support of the project for the sustainability of cultural heritage with the participation of local communities.

This project was implemented by the American Center for Oriental Research, which is supported by the United States Agency for International Development.

Tourism experiences are varied at Basira Heritage Foundation, as this region is rich and varied, where many activities are carried out.

Here are some tourist experiences:

The experience of the guava festival, in which jam is made from guava fruits, is one of the best in the region, since it is an agricultural area.

The experiment of forming clay, the region of Busira was famous for the crossing of several civilizations through it, the most famous of which is the Edomite civilization, which was famous for the formation of clay.

The experience of making a mosaic painting, as the area includes many churches, and mosaic paintings are widely known in the region due to the diversity of tourism in it.

 In addition to the experience of the Edom Trail, where Basra is rich with many historical tourist attractions, scenic tourist attractions, adventure tourism, and local tea experience within a luxurious tourist view on this path.

The visitor can participate in the pottery restoration experience, as it contains broken pottery pieces that are restored by the visitor.

This region was historically famous for its passing through many different historical periods, the most famous of which is the Edomite period in the Iron Age, which was famous for that era, pottery making, so you will listen while you restore the pottery pieces and return them to their original form and live the culture of that historical period

The Basira Heritage Foundation is characterized by local food production, so when you visit the Basira Cultural Heritage Foundation, you will definitely try the chip and popular foods that contain a high source of protein, and they spread in the fall and winter, as it was a basic meal, and the fun in the matter is that you will prepare this meal with your hands and you will get to know Its ingredients and method of making it as well, which mainly consist of the dough made of baladi flour, jameed municipal, ladis, onions and nuts for decoration.

This Trail connects the environmental sites and the historical and heritage sites scattered across the region of Bsaira, which made Basira an open museum in which the historical and modern civilizations are varied, as these sites evoke the tourist’s enjoyment of beautiful landscapes, adventure tourism and the experience of drinking local tea on firewood with the flavor of municipal wormwood. The most beautiful natural environmental areas where there are many farms in which there are all types of agricultural food, and the reason for this is the abundance of water springs and water harvesting in most farms, as well as enjoying bird watching and areas with borders with insights from the Safi Valley, Wadi Araba and the Dead Sea