After arriving at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, you will be greeted and escorted to your hotel. As the capital of Jordan, Amman is a city that embodies a remarkable blend of historical and modern elements, situated on elevated terrain between the desert and the fertile expanse of the Jordan Valley. In the bustling commercial district, cutting-edge buildings, luxurious hotels, trendy restaurants, art galleries, and boutiques stand side by side with traditional coffee shops and quaint artisan workshops. The diverse neighborhoods of Amman offer a wide range of cultural and historical experiences, from the lively downtown markets to the artistic spaces of Jabal Al Weibdeh and the modern retail hub of Abdali.

Proceed to the Dead Sea after breakfast. The Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth, located 55 kilometers southeast of Amman in the Jordan Valley. It is one of the most stunning natural and spiritual landscapes in the world. It is the lowest body of water and lowest point on Earth, as well as the richest natural salts source in the world, and it is home to wonderful treasures that have been there for thousands of years. Supper and overnight in Amman

We leave for Jerash, an ancient Roman city, after breakfast to see its paved and colonnaded streets, soaring hilltop temples, theaters, spacious public squares, fountains, baths, and city walls. going to one of the Middle East’s most important ecological and historical sites in northern Jordan; Ajloun. A fine example of Islamic architecture is Ajloun Castle (Qal’at Ar-Rabad), which Saladin’s general built in 1184 to control Ajloun’s iron mines, halt Crusader advance by controlling the three main routes to the Jordan Valley, and safeguard communication routes between Jordan and Syria. Supper and Overnight in Amman

Visit Madaba after breakfast, which is best known for its stunning Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics, the famous Mosaic map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the sixth century, and St. George’s church. According to the Bible, Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land from Mt. Nebo, a city that he would never enter. An impressive castle dating from the same turbulent period as Kerak can be found just off the King’s Highway, 190 kilometers south of Amman and less than an hour north of Petra. It is crowned by a rock cone that rises above a wild and rugged landscape with a great sweep of fruit trees below. It is today known as Shobak, however to the Crusaders it was Mont Genuine (Crak de Montreal) or Mons Regalis, the Fort of the Imperial Mount. It was the first of a series of strongholds similar to this in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem and was constructed in 1115 by King Baldwin I of Jerusalem to guard the road from Damascus to Egypt.

Stay for dinner and the night in Petra.

After breakfast, Visit the Nabatean Red Rose city of Petra, one of the 7 world marvels and an UNESCO World Legacy site. Enter the city through an 80-meter-tall gorge that is 1 kilometer long and narrow! Pay attention to the stunning rock formations and colors. The site is gigantic, and contains many explained rock-cut burial chambers, a depository, Roman-style theaters, sanctuaries, conciliatory raised areas and colonnaded roads. Stay for dinner and the night in Petra.

After breakfast, we head further down in southern Jordan to visit other critical locales including Channel Rum. Take a two-hour jeep ride into the Jordanian desert to see Wadi Rum! T.E. Lawrence best referred to Wadi Rum as “Vast, echoing, and god-like,” and the locals referred to it as “Valley of the Moon.” After that, return to your Amman hotel. Dinner and night stay in Amman

After the breakfast meal, you are free to discover Amman independently. Make the most of your day in Amman. Dinner and an overnight stay will take place in Amman.

After enjoying breakfast, you will leave Amman via Queen Alia International Airport, heading to your subsequent destination. We sincerely hope that your experience in Jordan was delightful.