Jordan Tour for Arabs of ’48 – 6 Days / 5 Nights

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel, ready for a day that takes you from the heart of the city into the depths of history. First, set out on a tour of Amman, a city of intertwined stories, starting at the Citadel Hill with views that reveal the city's secrets across the ages, then the Roman Theater, which is still full of life, passing through the old markets that reflect the spirit of the place, before seeing the features of modern Amman that give the city its unique character. As you leave the capital, the scenery gradually changes and the trip takes you north to Ajloun Castle, a majestic fortress standing on the hills like a guardian of history, telling stories of strength and resilience from the time of Saladin and offering moments of reflection amid captivating nature. The experience then reaches its peak in Jerash, the city where time stands still. Among the towering columns and paved streets, you will live a unique experience that takes you back to the heart of Roman civilization, where every corner tells a story and every landmark whispers secrets of the past. At the end of this day full of wonder, return to Amman with a rich experience between the pulse of the city and the grandeur of history, and end your day with a special dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Start your morning with a delicious breakfast at the hotel, then head south on a route that combines spirituality, history, and natural beauty. The tour begins at Mount Nebo, the site where the Prophet Moses saw the Holy Land without entering it. From this summit, enjoy stunning panoramic views across the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea, a unique moment of reflection that stays in your memory. Then continue to Madaba, the City of Mosaics, where the land is alive with art and stories are told through timeless works of history. Visit the Church of Saint George, home to the famous Madaba Map, "the oldest mosaic map of the Holy Land," which reflects the skill and precision of Byzantine art in the finest detail. Continue south, where Shobak Castle stands proudly on the mountaintop, a witness to the Crusader era, overlooking routes that were once arteries of pilgrimage and trade. From there, enter a quieter, more mysterious world at Little Petra, where this Nabataean gem reveals a hidden side of ancient life and prepares you for the main experience. As you approach your destination, the anticipation grows, until you reach Petra, where the wonder begins to appear, ready for an exceptional day in the heart of the Rose City. At the end of this day full of sights and impressions, head to your hotel in Petra for dinner and overnight stay.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel, ready for one of the most impressive experiences of the trip. Set out to discover the city of Petra, where the adventure begins as you enter through the Siq, a majestic rock passage where anticipation builds until the moment the Treasury reveals itself before you in a breathtaking scene. Here, you do not simply visit an archaeological site; you experience a complete civilization carved into the rock, with details in every corner, from the stunning Nabataean facades to the streets and temples that tell the story of a timeless city. After this unique experience, move to a completely different world: Wadi Rum, where nature is at its most beautiful. A vast desert where golden sands meet towering mountains, in a scene that combines grandeur and calm. On arrival, you will enjoy an experience like no other: absolute silence, an endless open horizon, and a deep sense of peace. At sunset, the sky turns into a magical painting of colors, before you end your day with a special evening under a star-studded sky. Dinner and overnight stay at a Wadi Rum camp, an experience that will remain one of the best memories of the trip.

Early in the morning, enjoy a two-hour 4x4 jeep tour to watch the sunrise in the Wadi Rum Protected Area, the largest desert in Jordan and the area where T. E. Lawrence wrote his book "Seven Pillars of Wisdom." The tour includes Burrah Canyon, Khor Al-Ashrin, Lawrence's House, and Lawrence's Siq, then return to the camp for breakfast. Then travel to Aqaba on the Red Sea for a short sightseeing tour, including a visit to the Sharif Hussein bin Ali Mosque and the Aqaba Museum. Then head directly to the Dead Sea area, the lowest point on the surface of the earth and the deepest hypersaline lake in the world, with its surface and shores 430.5 meters (1,412 feet) below sea level. The Dead Sea is one of the most remarkable natural and spiritual landscapes in the world and the richest source of natural salts, which hide wonderful treasures accumulated over thousands of years. It is believed to be the site of five biblical cities: Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboiim, and Zoar. Free time to relax, swim, and enjoy the unique experience of floating in the salty water. Dinner and overnight stay at a Dead Sea hotel.