Jordan is located in the heart of the Middle East and has an access to the Red Sea via the port city of Aqaba and has a combination of Mediterranean and desert climates.
Jordan enjoys a range of geographical features, starting from the Jordan Rift Valley in the West ending at the desert plateau of the East, with a range of small hills running the length of the country in between. Lowest Point: Dead Sea, - 408 meters (-1338.6 feet) Highest Point: Jebel Rum, 1734 meters (5689 feet) Total Area: 89,213 sq. km (34, 445 sq. miles) Land: 88,884 sq. km (34, 318 sq. miles) Water: 329 sq. km (127 sq. miles) Population: 5.7 Million

For more details please visit the following links:

www.tourism.jo
www.mit.gov.jo
www.ammanchamber.org