Historic Landmarks

Wadi Al-Hasa is one of Jordan’s most remarkable natural valleys, offering a unique blend of environmental and historical significance. Stretching about 40 kilometers between Karak and Tafileh and flowing into the Dead Sea, it is among the longest valleys in the country. Unlike many desert wadis, Al-Hasa has permanent water sources fed by natural springs, supporting agriculture and local communities. Historically known as Wadi Zared in ancient texts, it served as a geographic boundary in the Levant. The valley’s geology limestone, sandstone, and basalt formations, provides a rich record for researchers studying climate and earth history. Today, Wadi Al-Hasa is a popular eco-tourism destination for hikers and adventurers, admired for its scenic landscapes, flowing streams, and biodiversity. The construction of Al-Tannur Dam in 1999 further enhanced its role as a vital water resource in one of the world’s most water-scarce countries.

A hidden healing oasis in the heart of Karak, where mineral springs burst from pristine cliffs. The ultimate destination for those seeking adventure and serenity in an authentic, untouched natural landscape.

A breathtaking 'Rose Siq' in Karak where fresh springs meet vibrant sandstone walls. An ideal destination for adventure seekers and a perfect digital detox in the heart of Jordan’s raw nature

Where Karak’s Peaks Meet the Depths of the Ghor

"Embark on an extraordinary 18km journey of pure adventure, where freshwater flows through 12 majestic waterfalls and vibrant sandstone walls meet the whispers of history at ancient Ayyubid sugar mills. Wadi Assal is more than just a trail; it’s a test of endurance and a discovery of one of Southern Jordan’s most breathtaking hidden gems."

Adventure in the Heart of Pristine Nature

"Get ready for an extraordinary journey in Wadi Al-Hidan, the destination redefining adventure in Jordan. Across 5km of flowing springs and towering basalt mountains, enjoy 3 hours of pure excitement—from swimming in crystal-clear pools and rappelling down waterfalls to exploring ancient history at the Berizat flour mills. Whether you seek an adrenaline rush or the serenity of camping under the stars at 'Malaqi,' Al-Hidan is your gateway to an unforgettable experience in the world’s lowest nature reserve."

The moment you step toward Ain Sara, the gentle sound of flowing water and the calm of nature welcome you into a world far removed from the noise of everyday life. Nestled beneath Karak Castle, this hidden gem offers a peaceful natural escape that has been alive for centuries. One visit is enough to understand why Ain Sara has remained deeply rooted in the memory of Karak’s people to this day.

Experience the soothing warmth of Afra Hot Springs, where natural mineral waters flow through the mountains of Al-Karak, offering relaxation, adventure, and unforgettable scenery in southern Jordan.