Jordan Land Of Diversity
  Ajloun Reserve
  Shaumari Wildlife Reserve
  Azraq Wetland Reserve
  “Bethany Beyond the Jordan”
  Dead Sea
  Mujib Nature Reserve
  Dana Nature Reserve
  Wadi Rum Protected Area
  The Gulf of Aqaba
  Bird Watching
  Photo Gallery
 
  GUIDELINES FOR VISITORS
  Guidelines For Visitors
  Help Preserve
  When in a nature trip...
  Remember to bring ...

 

 

 


GUIDELINES FOR VISITORS

A few basic guidelines

  • Experience the day today life of the people around you. Interact with the local community while showing respect for its laws and customs.
  • Practice a few phrases in Arabic. People will appreciate your efforts. Please is min fadlak in Arabic and thank you is shukran.
  • Ask permission before photographing or videotaping persons.
  • Support the local economy whenever possible by buying local produce.
  • In hotels, turn off lights and adjust thermostats to conserve energy before leaving your room.

 
 

Help preserve...

Helping preserve the beautiful nature can be achieved through following some simple steps. Here are a few tips:

  • Keep noise levels down as noise can disturb birds and other animals.
  • Keep to proper footpaths, do not feed wildlife and do not pick flowers or other plants.
  • Do not damage trees and do not spray historic monuments with graffiti.
  • Water is scarce in Jordan, so please practice conservation and keep water sources clean.
  • Stick to designated roads when driving. Off-road motoring is both risky and damaging to the environment.
  • Fire making is strictly prohibited in all reserves, except in designated barbecue pits.
  • Do not approach, threaten or feed wild animals.

When in a nature trip...

  • Avoid hiking alone or in the dark.
  • Watch your footing on rocky or steep slopes, and always stay on the trail.
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    During heavy rainfall, avoid low-lying areas such as canyon floors that are susceptible to sudden flash floods.
  • Bring your own water for drinking and cooking, as natural water sources may not always be clean or accessible.
  • If you do use water from a spring or stream, treat it by boiling or with purification tablets.

Remember to bring ...

water, a hat, comfortable hiking shoes, a camera, binoculars, and identification guides for wildlife. For overnight camping trips, take a sleeping bag or blankets, food, and plastic bags for garbage. It is always a good idea to carry a flashlight, a compass, matches, waterproof clothing, and a first aid kit.

By minimizing your impact on the wildlife, you will help to protect and preserve the sanctity of Jordan's nature for future generations to enjoy.

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