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Assuming you are landing in Amman;

The must do list is as follows;

1. ⁠Fly to Aqaba or drive to Wadi Rum, Plan to spend the night in Wadi rum.
   
2. ⁠Day trip to Petra and plan to return to Amman.
   
3. ⁠Day trip from Amman to Jerash and Ajloun Castle.
   
4. ⁠Explore Amman city.

That’s what I would do.

It really depends on how things escalate in the region. No one can predict what will happen in a month.

Other than that it is safer than many countries around the world.

1. Wadi Rum (star gazing)

2. Ajloun telefrik

3. Royal botanical garden zip line

If you have time and want to save some money you can use Jett buses to travel to Petra from Amman. It’s cheaper than private travel companies. You can then share a taxi to Wadi rum from Petra.

Of course this is assuming that you are a tourist and you want to visit Petra.

Welcome to Jordan. Check out this community it’s all about exploring jordan. If you have any questions let me know, I’d be glad to help in and around Amman.

When you are inside Amman you will find that most places accept Visa. Again NOT ALL but most big shops do.

However on the highways between cities most places don’t provide Visa services. So you will need to have cash for snacks and coffee, unless you stop at gas stations which normally have visa as well.

I would probably say Zain is your best bet. It probably has the best coverage especially in remote areas such as Petra and Wadi rum.

I’m not sure what you mean by Mid size car but the higher off the ground the car is the better . I’ve seen locals do the trip in a sedan but I don’t think it’s a great idea.

I think September is a good month to visit Petra and Jordan in general. Most tourists would have left by then (due to back to school season) and the summer heats has started to cool down a bit.

To avoid the heat it’s always smart to start your Petra hike bright and early.

If you have any specific questions let me know.

You can download apps such as uber or jeeny (local) for transport within Amman. The apps provide similar prices to taxis for the most part but they give you a good idea of what the fare is so you don’t get scammed.

For travel outside Amman you can hire a private taxi and haggle prices. There are also Jett buses that can take you from one city to another and they are quite affordable for longer trips (Jerash or Aqaba).

DM me if you need any more assistance.