Abu Jaber Caves
Discovered in 1986 by Asi Abu Jaber, the Abu Jaber Caves are a remarkable archaeological find in Jordan. The Roman cave system covers an expansive area of approximately 2,000 square meters and features 38 ventilation openings, ensuring air circulation throughout the underground structure. The cave has three distinct entrances, offering multiple access points to explore the site. Its historical significance and architectural complexity make it an intriguing location for archaeologists and visitors alike, shedding light on the Roman era’s engineering and design capabilities.
- Category
- Nature · Caves
- Governorate
- Amman
- Address
- alyaduda Ali mango street
Features
- Good for kids
adventure