The Ghor Al-Safi or the Jordan Valley is a fertile plain with an area of ​​about 400 square kilometers located along the Jordan River, and its level ranges between 200 and more than 400 m below sea level, reaching the Dead Sea, which is the lowest point in the world below sea level. The Jordan Valley, along with the Dead Sea and Wadi Araba, forms the Jordan Valley gorge, which in turn forms part of the Dead Sea Fault and the Great Rift Valley. The border area between the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on the east bank of the Jordan River runs through the Jordan Valley. There are also many shrines in the northern and central valleys of the Companions, including Abu Ubaidah Amer ibn al-Jarrah, Dirar ibn al-Azwar, Sharhabil ibn Hasna, Muadh ibn Jabal and other companions and followers, whose shrines became a destination for religious tourism after the Hashemite reconstruction of the shrines and shrines of the Companions in the Jordan Valley, and one of the most famous landmarks of the Jordan Valley The Dead Sea, where many hotels have been set up that receive visitors from all over the world. The Dead Sea is three times more salty than any ordinary sea, and the visitor at the Dead Sea can enjoy the scene when looking at the salt rocks formed on the outskirts of the Dead Sea.

Enjoy the rural atmosphere and enjoy a delicious lunch prepared from the best of the earth and with the family

- Bicycle tour

- Visit the Museum of the lowest spot

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