This is the carefully designed Folklore and heritage show. It is a deep and exciting immersion of the Jordan culture. The fashion, the music, the dances and the food (desserts).
Cooking outside in little Petra between the Mountains.
Because everyone likes to enjoy the time and to try different food, not just stay in a hotel or restaurant, it’s always good to try some things different front of your eyes also you can help and cook your jordanin food In the little Petra between the mountains sit around the fire, no electricity, no noise and relax under the stars and the moon.
Private with affordable price compared to local restaurants. Spend one of lifetime experience to enjoy tasting one of our famous local dishes cooked on fire, where? in the desert with quietness, calm and wonderful atmosphere in between candles and next to one of ancient caves carved by the ancients. Before dinner, we included a visit to little Petra Siq Albared where the most wonderful painted on fresco piece found, many rock-cut reservoirs and perfectly preserved facades; sunset in Petra is one of its kind especially with overlooking from 1400m summit to 200m above the sea level to the mountains of Petra in scene of beauty panoramic. Everything is perfectly been organized, the chef will be preparing one of our local dishes inside barrel buried below the ground, to have dinner and to spend the night close to the fire with your chef and your local guide below wonderful sky with light lights, with smell of Arabic coffee and tea on fire to have a night of a lifetime.
Authentic Jordanian Cooking, Taste of Comfort With Family
Join Um Ayemen and her family in Petra for a warm, home-cooked experience that feels like visiting old friends. Begin your visit with a welcoming cup of Arabic coffee as you settle into the family home. Then, mix and match activities — visit the local market to choose fresh ingredients, bake traditional bread, or cook Jordanian favorites such as Mansaf, Maqlouba, and stuffed grape leaves right in the family kitchen. If you’re short on time, you can simply join for dining, or stop by for tea and a friendly chat. As the dishes come together, share stories and laughter while learning about Bedouin life and family traditions. Finally, gather around the table to enjoy the meal you helped create — a true taste of Jordan, filled with connection, hospitality, and heart.
