Amman Arab University organizes extracurricular trips for its students to enhance cultural and touristic awareness in Jordan
Deanship of Student Affairs at Amman Arab University organized several leisure and cultural excursions for the university's students as part of the extracurricular program for this academic year. The purpose of these excursions was to raise students' awareness of the HKJ's history, culture, and society.
The excursions included well-known tourist and historical sites, like Petra-the Rose City, which is regarded as one of the SWW and where students may examine the city's archeological facilities. In addition to appreciating the distinctive beauty of Petra, the capital of the Nabateans Arabs and one of the most well-known ancient sites worldwide, they saw the notable advancement in guest services. However, pupils liked touring Ajloun Castle, which was constructed by Ayyubid commander Izz Al-Din Usama, during the second trip.They studied the natural beauty of the area around Ajloun, which is renowned for its woods and woodlands, as well as its rich history.
The third excursion, which aimed to increase pupils' understanding of wildlife, took place at the Al-Mawa Wildlife Reserve in Jerash. The reserve, which houses animals rescued from conflict areas and the illegal trade, is one of Jordan's most significant wildlife reserves.
