Highlights

• Amman: Jordanian capital with the Ancient hilltop citadel, fascinating Archaeological Museum and bustling souqs.
• Mt. Nebo: One of the most sacred sites in Jordan with panoramic views of Jerusalem, Jericho and the Jordan River Valley from the summit of this holy site.
• Madaba: Ruins and ancient Jordan’s finest Byzantine mosaic of the Holy land at the Church of St George in this Christian market town.
• Umm Qais: Explore the Roman Decapolis city, culture center and home to poets with a great philosophers.
• Jerash : “Gerasa” is indisputably the most complete and best preserved Graeco-Roman city in the middle east.
• Dead Sea: Beautiful landscape with the most famous, warm and buoyant mineral-rich waters.
• Bethany: The site of john Baptiste settlement it’s the place where John begin his mission.
• Wadi Mujib: Trek the Siq Trail and go canyoning in the lowest Exciting and tough “Nature reserve in on earth.” (Seasonal - Apr to Oct,).
• Umm ar-Rasas: The ancient city which was the important stop on the caravan rout between east and west.
• Shobak Crusader Castle: Admire the former glory of the magnificent Crusaders castle, perched dramatically on a hill top.
• Petra: Discover this Rose Red City spectacular, fabled UNESCO-listed Nabataean city and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
• Wadi Rum: Spend a night camping in the wilderness and stargaze under the dazzling desert sky and a blanket of stars.
• Wadi Rum: Explore this vast red desert with its rolling dunes and dramatic rock formations in a 4x4 and camp under the dazzling desert sky and a blanket of stars.
• Wadi Rum, explore the desert by a camel you begin your adventure with a visit to Lawrence’s Spring, continue to Wadi Um Ishrin and the famous sand dune area, proceed to see the ancient Anfashiyeh inscriptions, before crossing over to Um Rashid Canyon, and passing through Lawrence's House.
• Aqaba: The most northern point of the eastern arm of the red sea and the perfect location for heath leisure activities “Sunbath, Swim, Diving, Snorkelling,…ect” .
• Ajloun: The wonder of nature and the genius of medieval Arab military architecture took shape in Ajloun.
• Es Salt: Salt is a model of harmony in Jordan – social religious and architectural harmony. Visit it, live it, love it. fabled UNESCO-listed city.
• Mukawer: The place which built by king Herod to be a bulwark against attacks by the Nabataea kingdom, at this place John the Baptist had imprisoned and beheaded after slalom’s fateful dance .
• Al Karak: “Characomba” Qer Harreseth or Kir of Moab. Is a city in Jordan known for its medieval castle, the Kerak Castle.
• Main Spa: Panoramic painting colored in the arms of nature and deep as a religious and historical heritage.
• Dana: Visit and enjoy the sunset from the private balconies of the 500 year old village which overlooks spectacular Wadi Dana Gorge. Trek through four different biosphere zones and look out for the threatened Nubian Ibex.
• Shaumari Wildlife Reserve: See rare Arabian Oryx as you enjoy a jeep safari in the reserve and learn about animal tracking.
• Azraq Wetland Reserve: Spot rare migratory birds and explore the strategically important desert castle of Qasr Azraq.
• Desert Castles: Beautiful example of both early Islamic art and architecture, “the imposing stature” Desert castles.
• Al-Kharraneh: Qasr al-Harrana is the only Umayyad desert palace that was built for defensive purposes.
• Quseir Amra: A masterpiece of creative human genius, a unique testimony to a cultural tradition.
• Al Azraq Castle: The headquarters used by Lawrence of Arabia in the desert during The Great Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Empire.
• Qaser Al Mushata: Al-Mashta Palace is distinguished by its stone facade decorated with plant, animal and geometric shapes of great magnificence and richness. It is on display today in the Pergamonmuseum in Berlin after it was gifted by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to Kaiser Guillaume II.
• Qusayr al-Hallabat : also known as the Masjid al-Qasr small in scale, it measures 10.70 by 11.80 meters and is constructed of layered limestone. Inside, two arching riwaqs divide the mosque into three sections. A rounded molding extends the perimeter of the space at the height of 2.10 meters. Similar to Qusayr 'Amra and Hammam as-Sarah, three tunnel vaults support the roof of the structure. Encircling the mosque from the north, west, and east stood a 3.30-meter wide portico.
• Beidha Little Petra: Discover the 9,000-year-old Neolithic settlement and the lesser - Known site of Little Petra.
• Iraq Al Amir: picturesque valley, Women's Cooperative, production of pottery and carpets, so you can have at the same time at look at the making of traditional handicraft. Close to the village we view Qasr Al Abd as example for Hellenistic architecture in Jordan.
• Wadi Feynan: once important for copper mining and production.
• Wadi Araba: part of the Great Rift Valley. Here let yourself affect by the beauty of the desert with gorges and mountains.
• Humaima: an area with Nabatean, Roman and Abbasid remains to the rock bridges of Jabal Kharazah.
• Disi: the area is flatter, you will have amazing views and pass astonishing rock formations.
• Kharazah: rock bridge and the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, a rock formation named after the book by Lawrence of Arabia.
• King's Way: the ancient caravan route.
• Lady of the Mount: “Sacred site” It is believed that Jesus and his mother Mary passed through the town and rested here in a cave during a journey between the Sea of Galilee, the Decapolis Cities.
• Tel Mar Elias: “Sacred site” Tel Mar Elias is very close to the ruins of a village known as Listib. It is believed that this place was formerly Tishbe, the home of Elijah, a native of Gilead in Transjordan.
• Umm Al-Jimal: the Nabataeans built the northern city of Umm al-Jimal. Using the local rough black basalt instead of the soft rose sandstone of Wadi Musa, they created an eerie black city whose name, "Mother of Camels".
• Wadi Ben Hammad: the beauty of Jordan and witness its enthralling beauty, as soon as you arrive at their Prepare to be amazed by the changing colors of the rocks as you walk through the shallow water.
• River Yaboq: where Jacob on his way back to Canaan who spent his life fleeing from his brother Esau who wanted to kill him.
• Bahr Lut : the Arabic name is Bahr Lut, the "Sea of Lot." The Dead Sea, its one of the most dramatic places on Earth, with its stunning natural environment equally matched by its powerful spiritual symbolism.
• Lot’s Cave: which known in the Old Testament, where Lot’s wife turned into a pillar of salt for turning back disobeying the angel’s orders, while fleeting from the demolition of Sodom and Gomorrah, during the sulfur destruction of the city known as the city of sin according to biblical history. This tour is rich with archaeological biblical proofs.
• Pella: Jordan's biblical city of Peniel, which is referred to as modern-day Pella, is a must-visit destination that is filled with immense history, religion, and cultural experiences. In Islamic times, Pella, then known as Tabaqet Fahl, witnessed a decisive battle between Muslims and Christian Romans.