Feynan Reserve is a biodiverse nature reserve located in the dramatic landscapes of southern Jordan, offering unique ecological and cultural experiences.
Feynan Reserve spans the impressive expanses of Wadi Araba in southern Jordan. This nature reserve is notably recognized for its rich history and vibrant ecosystems, which thrive amidst the arid desert environment. The geological features include rugged mountains, sweeping valleys, and an expansive desert terrain that is both dramatic and alluring. Historically, this area has been inhabited since ancient times, evidenced by the existence of early copper mines and ancient ruins. Feynan is not only a haven for trekking and adventurous exploration but also a significant site for bird watching, with many local and migratory species present. The reserve offers several hiking trails leading through its varied landscape, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty closely. Feynan Eco-lodge, located within the reserve, provides a sustainable accommodation option that supports conservation efforts and engages with the local Bedouin community.
Feynan Eco-lodge, an off-grid, sustainable accommodation offering immersive experiences with the local environment.
Diverse birdlife, including rare and migratory species, especially visible during migration seasons.
Ancient copper mines, which tell the story of the area's long history of human habitation and resource extraction.
Remote hiking routes that provide opportunities for solitude and exploration of untouched landscapes.
An award-winning green lodge known for its sustainable practices and integration with nature.
Historical mining sites that offer a glimpse into the region's rich past.
A stunning valley known for its unique desert ecosystems and landscapes.