In the warm, water-rich, fertile land of the northern Jordan Valley lie the remains of ancient Pella only recently archeologist have discovered ruins of the oldest ancient temple on the site. It is considered one of the richest and largest archeological sites in Jordan.

Because of it's unique location, climate, and natural resources, the city has been inhabited for six thousand years from the stone age up until the 19th century.

A day trip to this site could be combined with several historic sites within the region; Umm Qeis, Ajloun, Um al Jimal and more.