Jerash: The historical site of Jerash is home to the ruins of Oval Plaza, Temple of Artemis and the Arch of Hadrian. These are the best preserved ruins of the ancient architecture in this region and have attracted tourists from all over the world towards their beauty.
2. Ajloun Castle: What makes Ajloun Castle  a must visit location is the fact that many plazas and structures here date back to the seventh century. Sitting on a height in the Jordan Valley, this valley overlooks the whole city and from here one can marvel at the panoramic view of the surrounding valleys.
3. Petra: Finding its name in the list of World Heritage Sites of UNESCO and being one of the seven wonders of the world makes it a must visit place whenever planning a trip to Jordan. Many ruins of the temples, plaza and houses here are believed to be dating back to the fourth century BC.
4. Umm Qais: Once a significant centre of trade, the site of Umm Qais is now a ruined structure of ancient marvels. From small shops to pizzas and from temples to pathways, the ruins of Roman Empire can still be marvelled at this heritage site.
What makes this location is the 1st century AD West Theatre where the ancient Romans used to enjoy games and sports which lasted for 5 to 7 days without any break.