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Amman, Jordan's capital, offers an unforgettable blend of ancient history, vibrant culture, and modern delights. Here, history buffs can explore millennia-old citadels and Roman ruins, while foodies savor delectable cuisine and art lovers delve into thriving art scenes.
Introduction
Amman is bursting with architecture, historical sites, and cultural gems at every turn. This city of Amman is considered more western and modern than other parts of Jordan. Amman is a metropolis with a growing population of around 4 million residents. Thanks to its sprawling size, the Jordanian capital has so much to offer tourists and locals alike. The city caters to every kind of visitor, from the history buff to the foodie. Our range of Amman tours will provide travelers with everything they need to explore the vibrant atmosphere and beyond.
History
Amman was originally built on seven hills but has since covered the span of nineteen hills, divided into 27 zones. Each zone is named after the hill (Jabal) or valley (wadi) that it lies on. Every zone has its own character and is home to diverse architecture, culture, and history.
Climate
Amman's climate weaves together elements of both the Mediterranean and semi-arid worlds. Summers, stretching from June to September, are hot with average highs reaching 25°C (77°F). While refreshing breezes help temper the heat, occasional bursts can push temperatures even higher. Spring and autumn offer brief but pleasant respites. April-May and October-November see comfortable temperatures, typically ranging from highs in the low 20s °C (70s F) to lows in the mid-teens °C (50s F).
