Ancient Ruins Uncovered

$767 per person

Ancient Ruins Uncovered is a 7-day journey through Jordan’s rich history and ancient ruins. The itinerary includes a visit to Amman, Um Qais, Ajloun, and Jerash, as well as the Dead Sea for relaxation and the chance to float in its unique salty waters. Travelers can also explore Madaba’s intricate mosaics, Mt. Nebo, and Shobak Castle before reaching Petra, where visitors can discover the ancient city’s rock-cut architecture, including the Treasury, the Monastery, and the Royal Tombs. The journey concludes with a visit to Wadi Rum’s stunning desert wilderness before returning to Amman for departure

7 Days – 6 Nights

Destination

Included

Accommodation

Breakfast at the hotels

Entrance fees at all sites

Mineral Water (2 small bottles)

Transportation
Not Included

“Meet and Assist” representative at the airport

Airplane Tickets

Meals not mentioned

Personal Guide

Tips

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Day 1 - Arrival in Amman:

Upon arrival in Amman, visitors will be transferred to their hotel. The rest of the day is free for travelers to relax or explore the city at their own pace.

Day 2 - Amman / Um Qais / Ajloun / Jerash / Amman:

After breakfast, the tour begins with a visit to Um Qais, an ancient city that overlooks the Sea of Galilee, followed by Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century fortress. Afterward, the journey continues to Jerash, where travelers can explore the ancient city's well-preserved ruins before returning to Amman in the evening.

Day 3 - Amman City Tour / Dead Sea:

In the morning, visitors can take a guided tour of Amman's landmarks, including the Roman Theater, Citadel, and Archaeological Museum. Afterward, the tour heads to the Dead Sea for relaxation and a chance to float in its unique salty waters.

Day 4 - Dead Sea / Madaba / Mt. Nebo / Shobak / Petra:

After breakfast, the tour continues to Madaba, a city famous for its intricate mosaics. Next, travelers will visit Mt. Nebo, the site where Moses saw the Promised Land, before reaching Shobak Castle in the afternoon. The day concludes with an evening arrival in Petra.

Day 5 - Petra Visit:

In Petra, visitors can explore the ancient city and its rock-cut architecture, including the Treasury, the Monastery, and the Royal Tombs.

Day 6 - Wadi Rum / Kerak / Amman:

The journey continues with a visit to Wadi Rum, a stunning desert wilderness, before heading to Kerak Castle, a 12th-century fortress. Afterward, travelers return to Amman in the evening.