Magic Trip of Jordan

Our team will meet you at Queen Alia International Airport and help you with the immigration process. After that, you'll be transported to your Amman hotel for the night. Relax and get ready for your Jordan Trip.

After breakfast, start your first day of your tour the city of Amman, known as Rabbath Ammon and Philadelphia in Biblical times. Drive to Jerash, the "Pompeii of the East," which is possibly the finest preserved of the provincial Roman cities, and see the ruins of the Roman Theatre, the Archeological Museum, and the Citadel holding the colossal Temple of Hercules. See the Cardo, South Theatre, Temple of Zeus, Hadrians Arch, Artemis Temple, and Nymphaeum around its colonnaded main street. 14 churches in the city were built during the Byzantine era and are adorned with exquisite mosaics. then sleep at the hotel in Amman.

Meals: Breakfast

Drive south to visit the main highlight of your Jordan Trip; Petra after breakfast. Petra was lost to civilization until it was rediscovered by the Swiss explorer Burkhardt. It was carved out of the rose-colored Sharah Mountains by the Nabateans. Stone Age man began taking advantage of the region's abundant natural resources around 11,000 BC, especially the wild goats. By 7000 BC, some of the world's earliest farmers were residing in the walled village of Beidha and cultivating cereals and gathering nuts and fruits. When the Edomites established themselves on Umm al-Biyara and other mountain fortresses and constructed a town at Tawilan above 'Ain Musa in the highlands to the north, Petra, however, really rose to prominence in the seventh century BC. Edom, which had previously been ruled by Assyria, Babylonia, and subsequently Persia, formed the foundation of the Nabatean empire, which had Petra as its capital, in the third century BC.

The Nabateans, who were originally from North Arabia, are first mentioned by the first-century BC historian Diodorus, who records that in 312 BC, Antigonus the One-Eyed sent his general Athenaeus against "the land of the Arabs who are called Nabateans," who at the time were a nomadic people who raised cattle and sheep and could survive for extended periods in the desert, where they built a network of covert underground reservoirs. Athenaeus killed a few Arabs there and made off with enormous amounts of frankincense, myrrh, and silver before attacking a certain strong but unwalled rock, possibly the great massif of Umm al-Biyara at Petra, where the Nabateans had left their valuables, elders, women, and children while celebrating a festival. Approximately 150 years later, the Nabateans had established themselves and Petra had become the seat of a well-established state.

Visit the Treasury, the Roman Theater, the Courts, Qasr Bint Pharaoun, Temple of the Winged Lion, and other monuments by walking through the Siq, a confined space between the cliffs, before continuing to a bedouin camp for dinner and the night.

Meals: Breakfast

Your Petra Wadi Rum Tour continues, enjoy this morning's visit to Wadi Rum, a lunar landscape of old riverbeds, wind-sculpted mountains, expansive desert panoramas, and silky, pastel-colored sands, after breakfast. At the "Beau Geste"
outpost, you will run into long-skirted legionnaires selling cardamom-spiced coffee. Enjoy a two-hour Jeep tour in this oasis, which served as the setting for the movie "Lawrence of Arabia." then proceed to a hotel in Aqaba for the night.

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, transfer to Amman hotel for overnight

Meals: Breakfast

This is the end for your Jordan Trip, Pick up from Amman Hotel and transfer to Amman Airport for departure.

Meals: Breakfast