Before visiting the Temple of Artemis, there are a few things to keep in mind. The site is open year-round, but it's best to bring comfortable shoes since you’ll be walking on uneven ground and ancient pathways. It’s important to note that the temple itself is partially ruined, but the remaining columns and stonework still provide a spectacular view. The weather can get quite hot in summer, so it’s advisable to carry water and sun protection. If you’re planning to visit with a guided tour, check if they provide historical context and details of the site, as this can enhance your experience significantly. The site is accessible for most visitors, but those with mobility issues should take caution due to the terrain.

The Temple of Artemis is located in Jerash, about a 10-minute drive from the Jerash Archaeological Site. From the center of Jerash, you can hire a taxi or rent a car to reach the temple, which is slightly outside the main archaeological ruins. If you're already exploring Jerash’s famous ruins, the Temple of Artemis is an easy addition to your itinerary. There are signs pointing the way from the main area, and most taxis and local transportation services are familiar with the site. Alternatively, you can join a local guided tour that includes the Temple of Artemis as part of the trip. Public buses to Jerash are available from Amman, with direct connections to the town center.

The best time to visit the Temple of Artemis is during the cooler months, from March to May and September to November, when the temperatures are more pleasant for outdoor exploration. Summer months (June to August) can be extremely hot, especially around midday, so if you're visiting during this period, it's advisable to go early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid the intense heat. The temple is open all year round, and visiting on weekdays tends to be less crowded than weekends. Try to time your visit with the milder weather for a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.

The Temple of Artemis can easily be visited on a day trip from Amman or from the nearby ancient ruins of Jerash. If you are based in Amman, the trip typically takes around an hour by car. Many travelers combine a visit to the Temple of Artemis with the Jerash Archaeological Site, as they are located in close proximity to each other. A day trip could also include a visit to other nearby historical sites such as the ancient Roman theater or the Hadrian's Arch. For a more enriching experience, consider hiring a local guide who can provide detailed insights into the temple’s history and significance.