Mount Nebo, overlooking the Jordan Valley, is a revered biblical site with historic mosaics, sweeping desert views, and a memorial to Moshe.
Geography
| Continent | Asia |
|---|---|
| Region | Middle East |
| Subregion | Levant |
| Country | Jordan |
| Timezone | AsiaAmman |
| Latitude | 31.767 |
| Longitude | 35.785 |
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Perched at around 800–860 meters above sea level, Mount Nebo is a legendary pilgrimage site and regional lookout in northwestern Jordan. From its summit, visitors gaze across the Jordan River into the West Bank and beyond — on clear days, the skyline includes Jericho and the distant hills of Jerusalem. At the site, a surviving 6th-century mosaic floor and a modern memorial chapel commemorate Moses, linking religious legends with archaeological remains. The surrounding national park offers trails, interpretive displays, and facilities for sunrise vistas, photography, and cultural reflection.
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