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The archaeological site of Makour continues to attract visitors despite a slight decrease in numbers compared to last year. During the first seven months of 2026, approximately 8,996 visitors came, representing a 0.8% decline. The site has seen a 107.6% increase in Jordanian visitors, while foreign visitors decreased by 11.5%. Currently, a cultural and spiritual event is underway under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Hassan bin Talal, aimed at promoting the site as a religious, cultural, and historical tourist destination. The event features a religious musical performance that connects music with civilizations, involving the local community and supporting sustainable economic development. These efforts are part of initiatives to preserve Jordan's cultural heritage and archaeological treasures. The event focuses on linking the site's spiritual heritage with its identity, enhancing its standing on the global tourism map, while engaging the local community and promoting the site both as a tourist and religious destination.
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