Steeped in history, Jordan is famed for its archaeological treasures, from the Desert Castles of the north to the Nabataean capital of Petra. South of the capital Amman and beyond the Jordan Valley where John the Baptist lived and preached, lies the Dead Sea, the lowest place on Earth and the deepest salt lake in the world.  To the south lies Wadi Rum, Lawrence of Arabia’s dramatic desert valley formed countless thousands of years ago and settled around 10,000 BC.  A journey through Jordan’s changing landscape culminates in the port town of Aqaba on the Red Sea, offering exceptional diving amongst the coral reefs. Jordan is truly an awe-inspiring country to explore.