Jordan is one of the emerging destinations that most fall in love. Its people, its landscape, its gastronomy and its monuments display a wonderful color palette that enchants the view of travelers.
Thus, although much of its territory is desert, no place is as surprising as the wadi rum desert sandstone rock and sand. Tour it in jeep or camel and lie on the sand when the sun is putting on or spending the night under the stars in a Bedouin camp, it is one of the most incredible experiences that you can give your senses that it is completed with music, dance and good food prepared in the traditional way.
the pink color is also the distinctive hue of the city of Petra; Tourist icon of the country is commonly called as the pink city .
While the waters of the Red Sea have an intense dark blue, the red is the traditional color of the country and predominant in the typical Jordanian handkerchief: the Hata Strong> or kofia . Combined with white, men use it to protect themselves from the sun, especially in the south of the country where temperatures reach incredible ends. If you buy some to carry, be sure to carry the authentic ones, those of cotton, embroidered, which have the corners topped with white tassels and carry a seal that indicates their origin.
The gastronomy is, in this case, who presents the orange color in carrot and pistachio sweets, in the syrup with which Jordanian desserts are usually covered, in orange tea, in mandarins and some some Spices.
El Blanco is manifested with all its splendor in the salt of the Dead Sea and green brings us its freshness in mint tea, in pepper trees, one of the Species most used in Jordanian kitchen, and in some species of grapes. Green also forms one of the country’s flag bands.
Jordan, a polychrome country that enters you through the senses.