Top 10 Caves 요르단

the detour to the royal tombs is definitely worth it

The Jordan Trail passes along the ruins of Qabla, a small archeological site. You can explore the remains of houses and quarries as well as some caves.

Iraq Al-Amir is famous for its ancient caves and the historic Qasr Al-Abd castle dating back to the 2nd century B.C. The impressive landscape and archaeological sites make the city a popular destination in the region. At this location, you will find a mini market. A few kilometers further downtown, there is a coffee shop, a bakery, and a falafel place in the main street. If you want to spend the night, there are also homestays in town.

Hike to the High Place of Sacrifice Trail

Little Petra is really worth the visit. You can take a free shuttle from Petra main entrance (in the bus area) to go there. From there you can also take the trail heading to the monastry.

It is impressive what earlier civilizations were able to achieve. You should also go inside and marvel at the size and acoustics.

The 'Painted House' is located on the main street in 'Siq al-Barid'. It is a rock-cut dining room (biclinium) with well-preserved murals. The paintings are evidence of the importance of the Dionysian religious cult of the Nabataeans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Petra

The “Temple Above the Cave Rooms” was carved out of the sandstone rock and is probably a temple or a chapel. The two free-standing columns and corner pillars are remarkable. On the “ground floor” there is a “cave dwelling” with three rooms.