The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, referred to as Jordan for short, is located in the west of Asia, the northwest of Arabian Peninsula, bordered by Palestine and Israel in the west, Syria in the north, Iraq in the northeast, and Saudi Arabia in the southeast and south. Known as? Pearls in the desert? So what is his charm as a landlocked country?

First of all, ancient civilization. Jordan, like Israel, does not produce a drop of oil, and neighboring Syria and Iraq are oil countries, which is also the main reason for the gap between Jordan and other Middle Eastern countries. Fortunately, when God closes one window, he opens another door for Jordan. Although 80% of Jordan's land is covered by desert, it is a fertile ground for human civilization. The ancient Millennium civilization and glorious history attract many domestic and foreign tourists every year, making tourism one of Jordan's three major economic pillars and one of the main sources of foreign exchange. Jordan was originally a part of Palestine and belonged to the Arab Empire in the early 7th century. 15 16 was occupied by Turks, belonging to Damascus province of Ottoman Empire, and later gradually became Jordan.

Secondly, regional humanistic architecture. We know from textbooks that the magical Dead Sea is in Jordan, but a thousand people may have a thousand ways to play in Jordan, but at least 900 people will go? City of roses? Petra. Most buildings are cut directly on rocks, and the special rocks are slightly pink, which will show a rose-like color and shine under the illumination of sunrise or sunset. The lost ancient city left graves, theaters, bathrooms, houses, palaces and so on. In ancient Rome, the most memorable thing was hiding in a narrow place? Snake road? After thousands of years, the pillars, eaves and murals of Kazini Temple are still wonderful. It is said that the treasures of king Petra in past dynasties were collected here, which made it Alibaba? Open sesame? Location of the scene.