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Welcome to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan!

We are delighted to welcome you to this land where ancient history meets modern development. In Jordan, you will discover remarkable tourist attractions such as Petra, the Rose City, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and the Red Sea in Aqaba, where you can enjoy diving in crystal-clear waters. You can also visit the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, where you can experience a unique relaxation experience.

Jordan also offers you the chance to explore its rich culture through delicious cuisine, music, and traditional heritage.

We wish you an enjoyable stay and unforgettable memories in this beautiful country. If you need any assistance or have any questions, feel free to ask, as we are here to offer you all the support and comfort.

Welcome to Jordan!

These are one-day trips from your place of stay to the destination you are eager and excited to visit.

 

Day 1:
Arrive at Amman – Amman Hotel

 

Al-Maqssad team will meet and greet you at Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA), assist you with airport procedures, and then transfer you to visit the following tourist sites.

Day 2:

Amman – Amman City Tour (Citadel – Roman Theater – Downtown ) – Amman Hotel.

 

On this day, the tour begins in Jordan’s capital, Amman, with visits to:

– The Citadel (Jabal Al-Qal’a): An elevated archaeological site with ruins from various historical periods, such as the Temple of Hercules and the Umayyad Palace. It also offers a panoramic view of the city.
– The Roman Theater: An ancient amphitheater dating back to the 2nd century AD, built during the Roman era. It is one of the largest theaters in the region.
– Downtown Amman: The vibrant heart of the city, where visitors can explore traditional markets, old shops, and enjoy authentic Jordanian food.

After the tour, you’ll head to your hotel in Amman for rest and preparation for the next day.

 

 

Day 3:

Amman – Jerash – Ajlun – Amman Hotel.

 

Jerash:
Jerash is one of the best-preserved Roman archaeological cities outside of Italy. Located north of Amman, it is famous for its grand Roman streets, temples, theaters, and arches. Walking through Jerash feels like stepping back in time, especially during the Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts, which showcases music, dance, and poetry in an ancient setting.

Ajloun:
Ajloun is a lush, green area known for its pine-covered hills and cool climate. Its highlight is Ajloun Castle, a 12th-century Islamic fortress built by one of Saladin’s generals to defend against Crusader invasions. The area is also popular for hiking, eco-tourism, and visiting nature reserves like Ajloun Forest Reserve.

 

Day 4:

Amman_Mount Nebo_Madaba_Petra Hotel.

Mount Nebo

Mount Nebo is one of Jordan’s most important religious and historical sites, located west of the city of Madaba. It is believed to be the place where Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) stood and viewed the Promised Land before his death, making it a sacred site for followers of the Abrahamic religions.

The mountain offers a stunning panoramic view of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea, and on clear days, Jerusalem can be seen from the summit.

At the top of Mount Nebo, you will find:

– A memorial for Prophet Moses
– An ancient Byzantine church with beautiful mosaic floors dating back to the 6th century AD
– A small museum displaying religious and historical artifacts

Mount Nebo attracts visitors from around the world, especially pilgrims interested in religious history and peaceful natural landscapes.

 

Day 5:

Petra Visit_Wadi Rum Camp(2h Jeep Tour ) Wadi Ru Camp.

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**Petra** is one of the world’s greatest archaeological treasures and is considered the crown jewel of tourism in Jordan. It is located in the southern part of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, specifically in Ma’an Governorate. Petra is an ancient city carved entirely into rose-colored rock, which is why it’s also known as the “Rose City.”

Historical Background:
– Petra was founded by the Nabataeans in the 4th century BC and served as the capital of their kingdom.
– It played a significant role as a trade center connecting ancient trade routes from the Arabian Peninsula to the Mediterranean.
– It remained prosperous until it came under Roman rule and gradually declined in importance.

Main Landmarks:
1. The Treasury (Al-Khazneh): The most famous landmark in Petra, a massive façade carved into the rock, about 40 meters tall.
2. The Monastery (Ad-Deir): A huge structure similar to the Treasury, but larger in size, located atop a mountain and accessible by climbing more than 800 steps.
3.  The Siq: A narrow, winding passage about 1.2 km long, serving as the main entrance to Petra, surrounded by towering rock walls.
4. The Nabataean Theater: A rock-carved amphitheater that could seat thousands of spectators.
5. Temples and Royal Tombs: These reflect the Nabataeans’ impressive skills in architecture and stone carving.

#Why is Petra important?
– It was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.
– Chosen as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007.
– It stands as a symbol of Jordan’s cultural and historical identity.

 

Wadi Rum

, also known as the Valley of the Moon, is one of Jordan’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Located in the southern desert, it is famous for its dramatic red sand dunes, towering sandstone mountains, and unique rock formations shaped by wind and time.

Wadi Rum offers a peaceful escape into nature and is a popular destination for adventure seekers. Activities include:

– Jeep tours through the desert landscapes
– Camel rides with local Bedouins
– Rock climbing and hiking
– Stargazing and overnight camping in traditional Bedouin-style tents

Wadi Rum is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has been a filming location for many famous movies, including Lawrence of Arabia, The Martian, and Dune.

 

 

Day 6:

Wadi Rum_Daed See Hotel

The Dead Sea

 

The Dead Sea is one of the most unique and extraordinary natural sites in the world. It lies at the lowest point on Earth’s surface, about 430 meters below sea level, forming a natural border between Jordan and Palestine.

The Dead Sea is famous for its extremely high salinity, which makes it uninhabitable for marine life but offers visitors a one-of-a-kind experience — effortlessly floating on its surface. Its mineral-rich mud is widely used for therapeutic and cosmetic purposes, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and wellness.

Popular activities at the Dead Sea include:

– Floating in the salty waters
– Trying the therapeutic black mud
– Visiting luxury spa resorts along the shore
– Watching the magical sunset over the mountains

 

Day 7:
Dead See Hotel_Amman Airport For Departure.

 

check out and drive to Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) for final departure.

The trip includes:
– Meet and Assist at the Airport upon Arrival & Departure .
– A/C Modern & Private Bus for a Whole Transfer with Free Wi-Fi.
– A tour guide accompanying you throughout the trip.
-Hotel Accommodation