Nestled in the rolling hills of the north of Jordan, the ancient city of Jerash is a must-see for any traveler interested in history and culture. Here's how to get there:
The closest airport to Jerash is Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman. From there, Jerash is approximately a 1-hour drive. You can rent a car, take a taxi, or use a ride-sharing app like Careem or Uber.
From Amman: Jerash is about 50 kilometers north of Amman. You can either take a public bus from the North Bus Station (Tabarbour) or rent a car. The drive typically takes around an hour, depending on traffic.
Private Tour Companies: Many travelers opt for a private day tour from Amman which includes transportation and a guide.
Regular buses ply between Amman's North Bus Station and Jerash. They are more economical than taxis but can be less convenient, as they do not leave until they are full.
Guided tours are not only a convenient way to reach Jerash but can also provide valuable insight into the history of the ruins. They can be booked in Amman or online.
Important Note: Be sure to check the latest travel advisories and local transportation schedules as they can change frequently.
