Jordan designates Baptism Site as protected reserve
The Jordanian government announced the designation of the Baptism Site, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, as a natural reserve covering an area of 10 square kilometers, as part of preparations to celebrate the two-thousandth anniversary of the baptism of Jesus Christ in 2030. The initiative aims to protect biodiversity and preserve the ecosystem along the Jordan River, promote sustainable eco-tourism and pilgrimage, and contribute to consolidating Jordan's position as a global destination for religious and ecological tourism in anticipation of this historic event.
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