How to go to Jordan

Jordan is easily accessible by air, with several international airports located throughout the country. The main airport is Queen Alia International Airport, located in the capital city of Amman. Here are some ways to get to Jordan:
    By air - Many major airlines operate flights to Queen Alia International Airport, including Royal Jordanian, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and many more. The airport is located about 35 km south of Amman, and there are regular shuttle buses and taxis available to take you into the city.
    Overland from neighboring countries - Jordan shares borders with several neighboring countries, including Israel, Syria, and Saudi Arabia. You can enter Jordan overland by bus, car, or train. The most common entry points are the Jordan River crossing from Israel, the Jaber crossing from Saudi Arabia, and the Jaber-Nassib crossing from Syria.
    By sea - It is possible to enter Jordan by sea, although this is not a common mode of transportation. There are regular ferries that operate between Aqaba in Jordan and Nuweiba in Egypt, and some cruise ships also stop at Aqaba as part of their itinerary.
Keep in mind that visa requirements and entry restrictions can vary depending on your nationality and the purpose of your visit. It's a good idea to check with the Jordanian embassy or consulate in your country before you travel to make sure you have all the necessary documentation.