Explore Dana Biosphere Reserve

Dana Biosphere Reserve is one of the top reasons to visit Jordan at least once in your life. This is Jordan's largest natural reserve, including 320 square kilometers of beautiful mountains and Wadis along the Great Rift Valley's face. The Dana Biosphere Reserve is home to a wide range of animals, from searing sand dunes in the west to chilly mountaintops in the east. In reality, Dana is a species melting pot from three continents: Europe, Africa, and Asia. Without careful care, some of these may vanish forever, making the Dana Biosphere Reserve a globally significant site.

When visiting Jordan, you must not miss the opportunity to see Dana village, which is located on the outskirts of the Dana Biosphere Reserve. You've traveled back in time since Dana village has been inhabited for over 4000 years. The Ottoman-style hamlet, with its stone arches, winding lanes, and mountain backdrop. The 14-kilometer hike through Wadi Dana to the ancient ruins of Feinan in Wadi Araba begins at the village's end.