Day 1: Arrival – Amman
Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, guests will be welcomed by our representative, who will assist with entry formalities and escort them to their vehicle.
Transfer to the hotel in Amman for check-in, dinner, and an overnight stay.
Day 2: Amman – City Tour – Iraq Al-Amir – Amman
After breakfast at the hotel, begin your discovery of Jordan’s capital with a visit to the Amman Citadel, home to ancient ruins including the Temple of Hercules, the 8th-century Umayyad Palace, and a 5th-century Byzantine church. The site also features the Jordan Archaeological Museum, showcasing artifacts from the country’s rich past.
Next, explore the iconic Roman Theater, a well-preserved 2nd-century structure carved into a hillside with seating for 6,000 spectators. A symbol of ancient Philadelphia, the theater still hosts performances today.
Continue to Iraq Al-Amir, meaning "Caves of the Prince," nestled in Wadi Al-Seer. This enchanting site is famous for its fifteen rock-hewn caves—six at the lower level and nine interconnected caves above—accessed via stone staircases, offering sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.
Return to Amman for dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Day 3: Amman – Desert Castles – Umm Al-Jimal – Amman
After breakfast, head east to explore the famed Desert Castles, known for their architectural beauty and historical significance. Visit Qasr Kharana, a well-preserved 8th-century Umayyad structure whose original purpose remains debated—it may have been a fortress, a caravanserai, or a royal retreat.
Next, tour Qasr Amra, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former bathhouse, renowned for its early Islamic frescoes depicting daily life, zodiac constellations, and royal indulgences.
Conclude at Azraq Castle, a fortress originally Roman, later used by the Umayyads and Ottomans, known for its basalt architecture and massive stone doors.
Proceed to Umm Al-Jimal, an archaeological site and living town showcasing layers of Nabataean, Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic history. Walk among 150 preserved structures and experience local Bedouin culture.
Return to Amman for a free evening, followed by dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Day 4: Amman – Umm Qais – Ajloun – Jerash – Amman
Following breakfast, travel north to Umm Qais, a hilltop Greco-Roman city offering panoramic views of the Jordan Valley, Sea of Galilee, and Golan Heights. Explore the city’s ruins and scenic surroundings.
Continue to Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century fortress built by a general of Saladin to protect against Crusaders. Enjoy views of the forested highlands, known for their natural beauty.
Then visit Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world. This ancient Decapolis city features colonnaded streets, temples, a nymphaeum, and grand theaters, earning it the title "Pompeii of the East."
Return to Amman for a relaxing evening, dinner, and overnight stay.
Day 5: Amman – As-Salt – Pella – Amman
After breakfast, drive to As-Salt, once a major settlement and trading hub. Visit its Archaeological and Folklore Museum, housing artifacts from the Chalcolithic to Islamic periods and showcasing Bedouin and rural heritage.
Continue to Pella, a favorite among archaeologists for its wealth of ruins from Greco-Roman and Islamic periods, including a theater, baths, and an ancient mosque. The site’s location above the Jordan Valley offers stunning views, especially in spring.
Return to Amman for a free evening, dinner, and overnight at the hotel.
Day 6: Amman – Mount Nebo – Madaba – Kerak or Shobak – Petra
After breakfast and check-out, visit Mount Nebo, believed to be the burial site of Moses. Admire views of the Jordan Valley and Dead Sea from the summit and see the remains of a Byzantine church and monastery.
Continue to Madaba, the "City of Mosaics," to view the famous 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land inside St. George’s Church. The intricate map, made of over two million colored stones, offers invaluable insight into the region’s ancient geography.
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Day 7: Petra – Full Day Visit
After breakfast, begin your full-day exploration of Petra, the Rose-Red City and ancient Nabataean capital. Enter through the Siq, a dramatic narrow gorge, which opens to reveal the iconic Treasury (El Khazneh).
Continue through the city to discover royal tombs, temples, a Roman-style theater, and various dwellings. Visitors have the option to hike to the Monastery (Ad Deir), a challenging but rewarding trail that offers breathtaking views and a chance to experience a quieter side of Petra.
Dinner and overnight at your Petra hotel.
Day 8: Petra – Little Petra – Wadi Rum
After breakfast and check-out, visit Little Petra (Siq al-Barid), a charming Nabataean site with rock-carved facades and the beautifully painted Nabataean house.
Then explore Beidha, an important Neolithic site revealing early human settlement in the region.
Continue to Wadi Rum, the vast desert valley known as the "Valley of the Moon." Experience a 3-hour jeep tour through dramatic landscapes, visiting Lawrence’s Spring, the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, and ancient Nabataean inscriptions.
Dinner and overnight at a desert camp in Wadi Rum.
Day 9: Wadi Rum – Dead Sea
After breakfast and check-out, journey to the Dead Sea—the lowest point on Earth at 422 meters below sea level. With a salinity of 33.7%, its mineral-rich waters allow visitors to float effortlessly.
Enjoy a full day at leisure at your resort, with options for spa treatments, mud baths, swimming, and relaxation.
Dinner and overnight at your Dead Sea resort.
Day 10: Dead Sea – Departure
After breakfast and check-out, transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for your departure flight.
