Jordan, located in the Middle East on Asia’s continent, has a population of 11 million, with 92% Muslims. Arabic is the official language, and English is commonly spoken. The capital is Amman, and the currency is the Jordanian Dinar. The economy relies on agriculture, industry, tourism, and trade. Jordan is famous for its hospitality and diverse landscapes. Key landmarks include Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders, and the Baptism Site near the Dead Sea, also a UNESCO site. Mansaf, a dish of lamb cooked in yogurt sauce and served with rice, is the national dish. Jordan is a top global healthcare destination, ranking fifth worldwide and first in the Middle East. It attracts medical tourists, particularly to resorts like the Dead Sea and Ma’in Hot Springs for their therapeutic treatments.
