[2025 Dead Sea Region Attraction] Travel Guide for Dead Sea (Updated Apr)

- Nathalie is a friend I met at the language school. She is a passionate Colombian girl living in Israel. We went to class together every day in Ireland, played together, talked about each other's life backgrounds, and formed a deep friendship. After she left Ireland, we kept in touch and she always invited me to Israel, which led to this trip to the Middle East💙 On the day of departure, I found out that my Jordan trip was booked on the wrong date, which meant that I had to arrive at the bus departure point to Jordan before 6:30am after the plane landed in Tel Aviv at 5:30am. The plane was delayed and the customs asked a lot of questions. I was extremely anxious throughout the journey. Fortunately, Nathalie came to pick me up as soon as I left the airport and helped me contact the bus and asked them to wait for me, so I was able to take the Jordan trip smoothly. 🇯🇴🏜️ After returning to Israel, Nathalie, her boyfriend Kevin and my new friend Bryan took me to experience the most local lifestyle. Their excellent cooking skills never let me go hungry. They drove me to see many beautiful scenery and explained the local culture and religion to me along the way, which opened my eyes to this strange country. We played in the water and sunbathed at the beach during the day and drank and danced at home at night. They even played Jay Chou's mojito and taught me to dance salsa! This week was like a dream, it was the trip of my dreams💫 Looking back on how we met and the significance of this journey, I am filled with gratitude. I feel really lucky to have such a good friend, and it also gave me the courage to go to places I never thought I could reach alone. Nathalie always reminds me that you only live once, so do whatever you want! I think that in the days ahead I will be able to face anything more confidently and with more strength. Although I don’t know when we will meet again, these memories are worth cherishing for a lifetime. #Israel #Tel Aviv #israel #telaviv #traveldiaries #travelmemories

#beachaholic Most famous beach in the world - Dead Sea 🌊! The Dead Sea, a natural wonder, offers an unparalleled beach experience. Nestled between Jordan and Israel, its beaches are anything but ordinary. The water is so densely saturated with salt and minerals that you can effortlessly float on the surface. These minerals, believed to have therapeutic properties, also transform the shore into a natural spa retreat. Slathering yourself with the thick, mineral-rich mud and then rinsing in the calm sea is indeed an experience of a lifetime. Beyond the beach, the extraordinary landscape, dominated by hilly terrains and stark desert beauty, unfolds. The Dead Sea, with its unique aquatic environment and captivating surroundings, provides an enchanting escape unlike any other beach destination.

An experience of a lifetime , when visiting Israel it’s a must do. Getting here you must fun transportation it’s 2.5 hour from Tel-viv. Please note that the water is hot , you can’t touch your face wear sandals. This is outside the Crowne Plaza Hotel , Its beautiful place a 2 days is good enough to enjoy this area. #deadsea #israel #deadseaisrael

We had a really long trip by car to arrive. With few incidents in between, we finally made it and the view as you can appreciate was incredible! big of a challenge to go and swim with the cold weather, but the adventure was worth all the struggle! We were in Jordan, but could see Israel from our spot. the lights are night are magical! #travelinspiration #tripaway

If visiting Jordan the Dead Sea is an attraction that you should definitely not miss! The beaches are covered with salt, the views are amazing, and “swimming” in the Dead Sea is unlike any other place. I made Kempinski Hotel my “base” for several days and visited surrounding attractions while still enjoying the luxuries available at the hotel. #happynewyear #deliciousfood #historicallandmarks #happynewyear

#MarchTravelSupportEvent The Dead Sea is a lake with high salinity, where you can experience floating in the water. I visited the Israeli area of ​​the Dead Sea between Israel and Jordan, and it is great for floating in the Dead Sea during the day and watching the sunset from the beach at sunset. The red sky reflected in the Dead Sea is a beautiful sight.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent Dead Sea on the border of Israel and Jordan. I went on a trip to the Dead Sea in Israel, and although it is a lake with high salinity, it looks like a beach. When I visited at sunset, the sky turning red was so beautiful. The beach has convenient facilities for swimmers, such as a portable shower room.

#AutumnHo-kang-se-event There are many hotels and resorts on Sahae Beach. I took a walk around the area around the hotel check-in area. There are shops, but not many, and it was a neighborhood with nothing to do except for walking around Sahae. I recommend watching the sunset before sunset and going to the accommodation to use the seawater sauna. A must-see place

Amman, the capital of Jordan, covers an area of approximately 1,700 square kilometers and has a population of about 4 million. It is a city steeped in history, boasting thousands of years of civilization and witnessing the rise and fall of numerous empires. Trip Overview Duration: 5 days Itinerary: Amman Citadel — Roman Theater — Jerash — Dead Sea — Petra Budget: Approx. CNY 8,000 (excluding accommodation, which varies depending on the hotel) Best time to visit: March–May, September–November Daily Itinerary [Day 1] Amman Citadel ✅ Recommended route: Citadel entrance > Temple of Hercules > Byzantine Church > Museum 📸 Must-see photo spots: Panoramic view of Amman from the Citadel, the magnificent ruins of the Temple of Hercules, and the exquisite mosaics of the Byzantine Church 💡 Tips: Wear comfortable shoes as there will be some climbing. The Citadel has a long history, having been one of Amman's earliest settlements. The Temple of Hercules is a Roman-era structure, its massive columns a testament to the glory of that time. The Byzantine Church houses exquisite mosaics, showcasing the artistic achievements of that era. The museum displays many precious artifacts excavated from the Citadel, offering a deeper understanding of Amman's history. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Four Seasons Hotel Amman, known for its elegant environment and attentive service. 😋 Recommended food: Traditional Jordanian barbecue, approx. CNY 80 per person. [Day 2] Roman Theater ✅ Recommended route: Theater entrance > Auditorium > Stage > Backstage 📸 Must-see photo spots: Capture the grandeur of the theater from the stage and the view from the auditorium. 💡 Tips: Experience the architectural charm of ancient Rome here. The Roman Theater is one of Amman's landmarks, built in the 2nd century AD and capable of holding thousands of spectators. Its ingenious design and excellent acoustics allow visitors to imagine the lively scenes of the past. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: InterContinental Amman, conveniently located. 😋 Recommended food: Hummus, approx. CNY 30 per person. [Day 3] Jerash ✅ Recommended route: Hadrian's Arch > Temple of Zeus > Oval Plaza > Colonnaded Street 📸 Must-see photo spots: Panoramic view of Colonnaded Street, close-up of Hadrian's Arch, and the ruins of the Temple of Zeus 💡 Tips: Jerash is quite large, so plan to spend ample time exploring. It is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman cities in Jordan, known as the "Pompeii of the Desert." Hadrian's Arch was built to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian, while the Temple of Zeus was an important religious building. The Oval Plaza and Colonnaded Street showcase the urban planning and architectural style of ancient Rome. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Guesthouses near Jerash for a local experience. 😋 Recommended food: Jordanian stew, approx. CNY 60 per person. [Day 4] Dead Sea ✅ Recommended route: Dead Sea beach > Floating area > Mud bath area 📸 Must-see photo spots: Unique floating experience in the Dead Sea and the unusual surrounding landscape 💡 Tips: Protect your eyes and skin, and avoid getting Dead Sea water in your eyes. The Dead Sea is the lowest lake in the world, and its high salinity allows people to float effortlessly. Enjoy the floating experience and try a Dead Sea mud bath, said to have excellent skin-care benefits. The surrounding scenery is also unique, with white salt flats contrasting sharply with the blue water. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Resorts near the Dead Sea for a peaceful retreat. 😋 Recommended food: Grilled fish, approx. CNY 70 per person. [Day 5] Petra ✅ Recommended route: Siq > Treasury > Royal Tombs > Monastery 📸 Must-see photo spots: Close-up of the Treasury's facade, the unique scenery of the Siq, and the exquisite carvings of the Royal Tombs 💡 Tips: The paths within Petra are uneven, so be careful. Petra is Jordan's national treasure and one of the New7Wonders of the World. The Siq, the main entrance to the city, is flanked by towering rock cliffs. The Treasury is Petra's most famous structure, its intricate carvings breathtaking. The Royal Tombs have a mystical aura, and the Monastery is another must-see attraction. 🏨 Recommended accommodation: Hotels around Petra. 😋 Recommended food: Arabic flatbread with various sauces, approx. CNY 40 per person. Things to Avoid - Be mindful of your belongings in Amman, especially in crowded areas. - Don't swim too far from the shore when floating in the Dead Sea. 💕Hope this guide is helpful🎉! Follow me to discover the beauty of more cities!

#CanadaFlightEvent Dead Sea City, Israel. After the Buyeong experience, I washed up at the hotel and had a meal while looking around. There are many hotels and resorts, and there are many restaurants and shopping malls for tourists around. Above all, the cliffs surrounding the Dead Sea are very beautiful, so I recommend visiting the Dead Sea when traveling to Israel.

#CanadaFlightEvent The Dead Sea that I visited during my trip to Israel. It is a place where I could experience floating, something that I cannot experience in Korea. Unlike regular beaches, there is salt crystals in the water instead of sand, and the beach is divided into paid and free beaches depending on the type of beach. Even in winter, the water temperature is high, so you can play in the water.

#January Travel Support Event The Dead Sea between Israel and Jordan. I visited a beach in Israel. There are many places, but Enboke Beach offers a floating experience without an admission fee. The water looks especially blue and transparent because it has white salt crystals instead of sand. A place where you can experience floating in water that you can't experience anywhere else!

#January Travel Support Event En Boke Beach in the Dead Sea, which I visited during my trip to Israel. It is a place where you can experience floating. The beach is free for anyone to use, and it is well-equipped with amenities such as simple shower facilities and foot washing areas, so it was easy to wash up after the floating experience. A mysterious place that you can't experience anywhere else!

#January travel support event Stayed at Oasis Spa Club Dead Sea during my trip to Israel - $450 per night A hotel with spacious rooms and a great view of the Dead Sea from the room. It is a hotel that has been built a long time ago and you can feel the passage of time, but it is clean and well-maintained. Dead Sea, Ein Bokek, 8693000 Israel

📍Jordan 🚩Amman → Petra → Wadi Rum → Dead Sea 🏖️Petra ruins 🚇Jett bus and Uber 📷All of the above 🍜Sweets 🏠Wadi Rum campsite 💡Take proper measures against sunburn The basic transportation is Uber. You can travel to major cities by jett bus, so it's a good idea to book early and decide on your schedule. There is Royal Jordanian Airlines that travels between Amman and Aqaba, so I went south from Amman and returned to Amman from Aqaba in one go. Please use this as a reference.

I want to go, but I can't go to Israel right now. The Dead Sea, a natural wonder. A place where you can experience the mysterious sensation of floating in a salt lake! A travel destination I want to visit again once the travel alert is lowered. The Dead Sea has a high salinity, so if you have any wounds on your body, it will sting. Be careful not to touch your eyes during the floating experience, as it will cause irritation.

| A must-visit near Jerusalem. 🌊Dead Sea Adventure | A Must-Visit Near Jerusalem💖 📌Day 1: Encounter the Ancient Charm of Jerusalem🧐 - Morning: After arriving in Jerusalem, take a stroll along the cobblestone streets of the Old City, wandering through the four quarters: Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Armenian🎈. As you admire the timeworn buildings and listen to the church bells echoing in your ears, it feels as if each step you take is a note on the strings of history, playing a melody of the past that is truly captivating🥰. Don't forget to visit the Western Wall and quietly share your wishes with the passage of time🙏. - Afternoon: After a short rest, hop on a comfortable ride to the Dead Sea🚗! As you gaze out the window, watching the scenery transition from the bustling city to the tranquil wilderness, your heart fills with anticipation for the Dead Sea😜. 📌Day 2: Immerse Yourself in the Magic of the Dead Sea✨ - Morning: When you finally see the shimmering Dead Sea before you, trust me, you won't be able to contain your excitement🎉! The azure waters glisten under the sunlight, like a vast, flowing galaxy of stars that has descended upon the earth🌟. Eagerly rush to the shore and slowly step into the buoyant waters, and wow! Your body instantly feels weightless, as if you've transformed into a feather, freely floating in this magical water, it's truly amazing🤩! Feel free to strike all sorts of funny poses for photos on the water, every shot is a masterpiece📸. - Afternoon: Indulge in a Dead Sea mud spa, evenly applying the mineral-rich black mud all over your body, transforming into a "mud person"😜. Don't be put off by your appearance, this black mud is a natural beauty treasure, said to be incredibly beneficial for the skin. As you bask in the sun on the shore with the mud on, feeling the gentle breeze, it seems as if all your fatigue is swept away, leaving you refreshed and radiant💆‍♀️. 📌Day 3: Capture the Stunning Sunrise and Sunset of the Dead Sea🌅 - Morning: Wake up early and head to the shore to await the sunrise. As the sky gradually lightens, the red sun slowly rises, casting golden rays over every corner of the Dead Sea, draping the surface with a luxurious golden veil, illuminating the entire world with breathtaking beauty😍. In this moment, all your worries vanish, and you simply want to savor this beautiful moment bestowed by nature. - Afternoon: Take a stroll around the Dead Sea, visit nearby souvenir shops to pick out some unique items, and bring these wonderful memories home🎁. Then, with a heavy heart, embark on your journey back🚍, but rest assured, this Dead Sea adventure will forever be etched in your heart💖.

🌟 Wonderful highlights The Dead Sea, located about an hour's drive southeast of Jerusalem, is the lowest place on earth and a world-famous "floating wonder". Not only does it allow people to float easily due to its extremely high salinity, but it is also known as a "natural healing paradise" due to its mineral-rich soil and water. The unique topography and magnificent scenery of the Dead Sea attract tourists from all over the world to explore and relax. 🌊 Experience highlights 1. Floating experience Whether you can swim or not, you can easily float on the water in the Dead Sea, reading a book while enjoying a peaceful time, which is an unparalleled relaxing experience. 2. Mineral mud care The mud of the Dead Sea is rich in minerals and can be applied all over the body for natural "mud therapy" to improve skin condition and relieve fatigue. 3. Salt crystal wonders On the lakeshore, you can see naturally formed salt crystals, which are like artistic sculptures of nature and are suitable for taking photos. 🚗 Transportation Guide From downtown Jerusalem, you can take a bus to the Dead Sea, which takes about 1-1.5 hours. You can choose to drive yourself, carpool, or join a one-day tour group. Transportation is very convenient. 🏡 Surrounding facilities and accommodation • If you have enough time, you can choose to stay in a hotel near the Dead Sea, such as: Dead Sea Spa Hotel or Ein Gedi Nature Reserve Hotel, which provide comfortable accommodation and Dead Sea mud bath services. •There are also many restaurants and souvenir shops along the Dead Sea where you can try authentic Israeli cuisine or buy skin care products containing Dead Sea minerals. 💡 Tips 1. Skin care: The Dead Sea has a very high salt content, be careful not to let water enter your eyes and mouth, and rinse your skin thoroughly with fresh water after floating. 2. Time selection: It is recommended to go in the morning or evening to avoid the high temperature at noon. 3. Sun protection is essential: Even in winter, the sunlight in the Dead Sea area is very strong, so sunscreen and sunglasses are essential. 4. Note for swimsuits: High salinity can damage some fabrics, so it is recommended to wear old swimsuits or special clothing. In the Dead Sea, you can not only experience the unique fun of floating, but also feel the healing power bestowed by nature. This is a great trip combining relaxation and wonder, not to be missed! ✨

If you are heading to Jordan, a visit to the Dead Sea is an absolute must. I recently spend a day soaking in its healing waters and relaxing at the hotel O Beach Hotel & Resort, and it was one of my highlights of the trip! 💦 Dead Sea Vibes: Started the day floating effortlessly in the Dea Sea - it’s like nothing else in Earth! Don’t forget to slather yourself in mineral-rich mud for the ultimate natural spa treatment #deadsea - Pro tip: avoid getting water in your eyes, it’s too salty! I highly recommend to cover yourself in the mud and let it dry for the ultimate detox before rinsing off in the salty water! 🏨 O Beach Hotel & Resort: After soaking in the Dead Sea, I headed to the hotel for some pool time with panoramic Dead Sea Views! It was the perfect spot to relax and unwind after a day of adventure. The hotel hs direct acess to the Dead Sea and we had another bath in the afternoon! The room was very spacious and comfortable, with a private balcony overlooking the water. The resort also offer a day pass if you are not staying overnight! 🌅 The sunset there was unreal, so definitely a must! #sunset 🥙 Dinner with a View: Dinner was a treat - fresh local cuisine with the most breathtaking view. Watching the sun dip below the horizon while sipping a cold drink! Just magic #deliciousfood #localfood Travel tips: - Stay hydrated: The Dead Sea can be drying. We went in September and it was still very hot. - Time your visit: Go early or late in the day for cooler temperatures. - Avoid shaving: If you have recently shaved, the salty water can sting quite a bit, so try ti avoid it. - Don’t miss the sunset! A perfect blend of adventure. Truly recommended! #jordan #Traveljordan #FloatingInTheDeadSea #adventure #sunsetview

#AutumnHo-kang-seu-event Sunset at the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea is located between Israel and Jordan. It is said that you have to see the red sunset of the Dead Sea from Jordan. The sunset in Israel is not pretty, but it has a different atmosphere from the Dead Sea during the day, so if you go to the Dead Sea, I recommend seeing it until sunset.

#9月好去处2024 The Dead Sea is a unique natural wonder in the world. It is located in the Jordan Valley at the junction of Israel, Palestine and Jordan. It is the lowest lake on earth, with the lake surface about 430 meters below sea level. The Dead Sea is famous for its high salinity (23%~30%) and mineral-rich seawater. Because its salinity is too high, most organisms find it difficult to survive in it, hence the name "Dead Sea". However, the Dead Sea has unique medical and cosmetic value for humans, attracting thousands of tourists every year to experience it. **Recommended reasons for travel**: 1. **Floating experience**: The high salinity of the Dead Sea makes it easy for people to float on the water and enjoy a leisurely reading or sunbathing. 2. **Health Benefits**: Minerals in the Dead Sea mud and seawater are believed to have therapeutic properties for skin diseases and joint pain. 3. **History and Culture**: The area around the Dead Sea has a long history and is associated with many stories in the Bible, such as the stories of King David and Herod the Great. 4. **Natural Beauty**: The azure waters of the Dead Sea contrast sharply with the surrounding desert landscape, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts. **Famous Attractions**: 1. **Masada**: This is an ancient Jewish fortress and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2. **Qumran**: This is where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered and is of great significance to the study of biblical history. 3. Ein Gedi: Rich in wildlife and flora, it is a paradise for nature lovers. **Travel guide**: 1. **One-day tour**: Depart from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv, head to Masada in the morning and float and take a mud bath in the Dead Sea in the afternoon. 2. **Three-day tour**: - Day 1: Arrive at the Dead Sea, enjoy the beach and mud baths. - Day 2: Explore the Quinlan and Ein Gedi Nature Reserves. - Day 3: Head to Masada to experience the history and natural beauty. **Food Tips**: The dining in the area around the Dead Sea is mainly Middle Eastern style. You can try local delicacies such as grilled meat, falafel, hummus and shawarma. In addition, the mineral water in the Dead Sea area is also a major feature. **Accommodation Tips**: There are a variety of accommodation options around the Dead Sea, ranging from luxury hotels to budget hostels. Many hotels offer all-inclusive packages that include dining, spa treatments and entertainment activities. **Places worth visiting nearby**: 1. **Jerusalem**: As a holy place for three major religions, Jerusalem is rich in historical relics and religious buildings. 2. **Petra**: Located in Jordan, it was the capital of the ancient Nabataean Kingdom and is famous for its rock-cut architecture. 3. Wadi Rum: Jordan’s desert landscape is known as the “Valley of the Moon” because of its unique landforms. **Note**: - Be careful when floating to avoid getting water in your eyes and mouth. - Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight during midday hours to prevent sunburn. - After a Dead Sea mud bath, rinse thoroughly with clean water to avoid excessive drying of the skin. The Dead Sea is a must-visit destination in a lifetime. Whether for its unique natural experience or to explore its rich history and culture, the Dead Sea will not disappoint you.

#summerdestinations The shores of the Dead Sea are a mix of rocky outcrops and smooth, mineral-enriched mud, famous for its therapeutic properties. Visitors from around the world come to cover themselves in the rich, black mud, known for its ability to rejuvenate and nourish the skin. After letting the mud dry under the warm Jordanian sun, a dip in the sea will wash it away, leaving your skin feeling silky smooth and refreshed. Aside from its natural beauty and unique bathing experience, the Dead Sea region is steeped in history and cultural significance.

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event Israel has one of the lowest places on Earth, the Dead Sea. Located 434m below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest place on Earth and is gaining attention as a healing sanctuary. The rock wall behind the Dead Sea is also worth seeing. The scenery you see while experiencing the floating experience is exotic and wonderful.

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event Israel Dead Sea. It is famous for its high salinity, making it easy for people to float. Unlike regular seas, it is a sea where you can catch salt instead of sand. The white salt crystals in the clear water were so beautiful, like jewels. Unlike what it looks like, the surface is rough, so my feet hurt a lot, but it was a new experience.

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event Amenities on the Dead Sea Beach. Similar to Korean beaches. Parasols and sunbeds can be rented for a fee. The changing rooms, outdoor showers, and footbaths are free to use. The Dead Sea has a lot of salt, so it's a good idea to wash off with water right after swimming. You can just take a quick shower and go to the hotel to wash up.

The Dead Sea, bordering Jordan to the east and Israel and the West Bank to the west, is one of the world's most remarkable natural wonders. Known for being the lowest point on Earth, this salt lake is famous not only for its hypersaline water, in which one can float effortlessly, but also for the mineral-rich mud that is beneficial for the skin. What to Expect Visitors to the Dead Sea will find a serene, almost otherworldly landscape. The stark beauty of the surrounding desert contrasts with the deep blue of the water. The high salinity of the lake makes it uninhabitable for marine life, hence the name "Dead Sea." The shores are lined with salt crystals, and the water has a slick, oily feel due to the high mineral content. Experiences and Recommendations Floating in the Dead Sea is a must-do experience. The buoyancy created by the salt concentration allows you to float on the surface effortlessly. Applying the therapeutic black mud found along the shore to your skin is believed to have healing properties and is a popular spa treatment. For those interested in history and archaeology, the nearby ancient fortresses and ruins, like Masada in Israel and the mosaics of Madaba in Jordan, offer a rich historical context to the area. Tips and Tricks The best times to visit the Dead Sea are during spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is milder. The midday sun can be intense, so it's recommended to avoid long exposure during peak hours. Water shoes are a good idea to protect your feet from the rough salt crystals on the seabed. It's also important to rinse off in fresh water after swimming to remove the salt from your skin and hair. #DeadSeaDiscovery #NatureSpa #SaltLakeFloat #WellnessJourney #HistoricLandmarks #NaturalWonders #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

The Deas sea is an incredible place for relaxing and healing, Both of the body and of the soul. #deadsea #israel #silence

Dead sea Jordan

Lost ancient city, rose desert | Wear a long skirt and go to Jordan Seven wonders of the world, Mars on Earth. The lonely ancient city, crossing the desert of a thousand years; The amazing Dead Sea, tracing the source of faith. When going to Jordan, remember to bring a long skirt that drags on the ground, swaying in the wind and showing off your grace in the rose desert. Jordan offers visa on arrival and is a relatively safe country in the Middle East with friendly relations with China. Spring and autumn are the peak tourist seasons. Must-visit spot: 📍Petra Ancient City The ancient city is very large. If time allows, at least 2-3 days should be arranged for hiking and taking photos. Climb to the mountaintop and overlook the Kazni Temple, or pass through the canyon and peek into the Rose City through the cracks. 📍Dead Sea Jordan has the best vacation environment among the countries around the Dead Sea. You can stay there for a night, arrange your time freely, and take a beautiful photo of reading while floating. 📍Vadhiram Also known as Moon Valley. But it actually looks more like the surface of Mars and is a filming location for many science fiction movies. Here you can experience the must-try desert bubble hotel in this lifetime. In addition, the capital Amman is also a must-visit place not to be missed. If time allows, there are also Aqaba on the shores of the Red Sea and Jerash, the city of Rome. If you are fascinated by the mysterious Middle East, then you must not miss Jordan.