Iraq Al-Amir – A historic gem with ancient caves, traditional handicrafts, and a rich cultural heritage nestled in the hills of Jordan.
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Nestled in the green Wadi Seer valley west of Amman, Iraq Al-Amir is known for its historic caves, Hellenistic ruins, and vibrant women’s cooperative. The area offers visitors an enriching blend of archaeology, local craftsmanship, and authentic community encounters amid scenic countryside landscapes.
Location: Wadi Seer Valley – Cultural & Community Experience
Founded in 1993, the Iraq Al-Amir Women’s Cooperative Society empowers local women through traditional crafts and sustainable tourism. Visitors can tour the workshops to watch the making of handmade paper, ceramics, and olive oil soaps — all produced using local materials. Guests are invited to join craft sessions, enjoy homemade meals, and learn about rural Jordanian life in a warm, welcoming environment that celebrates empowerment and heritage.
Location: Iraq Al-Amir Caves – Historical & Archaeological Experience
Explore the ancient caves of Iraq Al-Amir, carved into the hillsides and dating back to the Copper Age. These caves were once inhabited and later used for shelter and storage across civilizations. Visitors can wander through the chambers, admire early carvings, and imagine life in prehistoric times while surrounded by the lush valley. This fascinating experience blends natural beauty with deep historical significance.
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