Historic Landmarks

هل سمعت عن طريقٍ ليس مجرد طريق؟

طريق الخرزة هو تجربة تمتد بين الطبيعة والتاريخ، حيث تتبدل المشاهد بين الجبال والوديان لتأخذك في رحلة لا تُنسى في شمال الأردن

A hidden natural spring in Al-Karak known for its fresh water, peaceful atmosphere, and scenic surroundings, offering a unique escape into nature.

بين هدوء الطبيعة ونقاء الماء، تبرز عين الست كواحدة من أجمل الزوايا الطبيعية في الكرك، حيث يلتقي صفاء النبع مع سكون المكان ليمنح الزائر لحظة راحة بعيدًا عن صخب الحياة

Located in Al-Qasr District, north of Karak Governorate, Khirbet Al-Balua preserves the legacy of the ancient Kingdom of Moab. Its famous Balua Stele and historic fortifications reveal a civilization that flourished thousands of years ago, offering visitors a remarkable journey into Jordan's ancient past.

Located in the eastern desert of Karak, Qasr Bshir is one of Jordan's best-preserved Roman forts. Built to guard desert frontiers and ancient trade routes, its imposing towers and massive walls offer visitors a remarkable glimpse into Roman military architecture.

Amid the fertile landscapes of Southern Ghor, the Sugar Mills reveal a unique chapter of Karak’s history, where sugar production flourished during the Ayyubid and Mamluk periods. The remains of water channels and stone mills stand as evidence of an advanced industry built around agriculture and water management centuries ago.

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."

On the northern highlands of Karak, the ancient city of Rabbath Moab stands as a testament to thousands of years of civilization. From the Moabite Kingdom to Roman Areopolis and later Byzantine and Islamic periods, its remains reveal a historic city connected to ancient routes and the cultural development of southern Jordan.

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."

Karak’s Green Lung and Scenic Heights

"Discover a natural sanctuary rising 950 meters above sea level, where cypress and oak trees embrace the majestic peaks of Karak. Jubilee Forest is the perfect destination for hikers and nature lovers seeking a cool mountain retreat, offering a unique blend of biodiversity and breathtaking panoramic views over the Jordanian south."

The lowest point on Earth and one of the world's most extraordinary natural wonders, offering breathtaking scenery, therapeutic experiences, and the unique ability to float effortlessly.

Field Marshal Habis Al-Majali Park is more than just a green space — it is a place that reflects Jordan’s pride, history, and the spirit of one of the nation’s most respected military leaders. Surrounded by the peaceful atmosphere of Al-Karak, the park offers visitors a relaxing and meaningful experience.