The Best of Jordan
A 7-Day Tour A La Indiana Jones
See
the top sights in Jordan on this fully escorted tour, including Amman,
Petra, Wadi Rum , the Desert Castles and Jerash, and
additional stay in Amman to explore on your own .Combine this tour with
any of our tours to Egypt, Syria or Turkey for an even more exciting
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DAY
1 - AMMAN - Wednesday - Add the
Dead Sea - Weekly - Year Round
Arrive
on a Wednesday for group travel or any other day of the week for an
additional $150.00 per person. (this supplement doesn't apply with a
minimum of 6 paying guests)
Our local rep will meet you upon arrival and help with the transfer
to your hotel in Amman .Complimentary visa is issued upon arrival for
American, Australian, NZ, Canadian, EU & Japanese passport holders.
Passport must be valid at least for 6 month beyond the date of your
arrival.
DAY
2 - MADABA, KERAK & PETRA Thursday (BD)
We drive south along the King's Highway, an ancient caravan route, to
Madaba to visit the church containing the oldest known map of the Holy
Land. Continuing to Mount Nebo, we enjoy the panoramic view of the Promised
Land the way Moses saw it for the first time. Further on, at Kerak,
we tour the ruins of its romantic Crusaders' castle of Renaud de Chatillon,
one of a line which stretched from Aqaba to Turkey. Finally, we arrive
to PETRA .
DAY 3 - PETRA Friday (BD)
Today the fabulous Nabatean City of Petra awaits us. Made famous in
the Indiana Jones movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark," its ancient temples,
tombs and striking Khazneh (Treasury) were hewn right from the pink
and violet sandstone. We spend a full day here, and another night.
Now
open in Petra, The Petra Kitchen is a delightful way to round out your
Jordan travel experiences. Like any home kitchen, The Petra Kitchen
is a relaxed, informal atmosphere where you’ll gather to prepare
an evening meal, working alongside local women under the supervision
of our chef.
Each
evening meal includes soup, cold and hot mezza and salads, and a main
course—all typical Jordanian dishes. You will have get an inside
glimpse of the secrets behind the famous regional cuisine of the Levant.
The
Petra Kitchen offers an evening of learning, fun and a very special
dining experience, with each dish gaining the special flavor of a reward
well-earned. Great care has been taken to make The Petra Kitchen a truly
Jordanian experience—right down to the furnishings, all crafted
in Jordan, the tableware, all produced by the Iraq al Amir Women’s
Co-operative, and the aprons and table linens, all hand-embroidered
by the Jordan River Foundation.
The
rate includes the cuisine course, meal and all non-alcoholic beverages
as well as take-home recipes for all dishes prepared that evening.
DAY
4- WADI RUM & AMMAN Saturday (BD)
We board four-wheel-drive vehicles for an expedition to Wadi Rum, the
"Valley of the Moon" where T. E. Lawrence ("Lawrence of Arabia") organized
Arab resistance to Ottoman rule during World War I. After our visit,
we return to Amman.
DAY
5 - JERASH, Amman - Sunday (BL)
We drive to Jerash, among the best-preserved Roman cities in the
world, to tour its temples, theaters, churches and colonnaded streets.
Lunch is included at a local restaurant . From Jerash, we will escort
you back to Amman and your hotel .
DAY
6 - Amman - Desert Castles - Monday (BLD)
Full
day tour to the Desert Castles : Qasr Amra Bath and its Zodiac
Dome, the Fortress like Qasr Karana, and the Roman Fort , turned into
residence by the Ummayds : Qasr El Hallabat, and the black basalt Roman/Medieval
fort at Azraq. After lunch ( included),drive back to Amman , dinner
is included at a charming local restaurant with a folk show .
DAY
7 - Amman , Departure - Tuesday (B)
After breakfast , transfer back to Queen Alia Airport .

Extend your stay to El Aqaba Red Sea Resort
For those going on to Syria with us.
You will continue on to The Syrian border, visit Bosra before continuing
to Damascus. Or if you are touring Syria on your own, we'll be glad
to arrange for the transfer to Bosra in Syria ( Supplement $65 per person,
minimum 2 guests, private car/driver to Bosra).Jordanian departure
tax is included in our rate. Salam & Bon Voyage
RATES
per person: in US
| |
Triple
|
Double |
Single |
| First
Class hotels |
$
1020.00 |
$
1185.00 |
$
1640.00 |
| Deluxe
Hotels |
$
1360.00 |
$
1413.00 |
$
1924.00 |
This
tour operates each Wednesday from Amman, year round
Your
fully escorted tour includes:
- All
transfers, and guided sightseeing as per itinerary.
- Accommodation
with breakfast and dinner daily (as indicated in the itinerary)
- Services
of local professional guides throughout the tour
- Admission
fees to museums and sites as detailed in the itinerary .
- Jordanian
departure tax.
- Complimentary
visa is issued upon arrival for EU , Australian, NZ, Canadian, American
& Japanese passport holders. Passport must be valid at least for 6
month beyond the date of your arrival.
The
tour does not include:
- International
airfare.
- Travel
Insurance
- Personal
expenditures (beverages, laundry, special meals, etc.)
- Tips
to hotel and restaurant staff, drivers and guides in Jordan
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Choices :
Combine this tour with any Travel in Style tour to Egypt, or Turkey
for an even more exciting vacation adventure.
THE
LANGUAGE OF THE JESUS IN THE LAND OF THE BOOK
Syria
is truly the Land of the Book. The ancient alphabets of the Near East
grew into Aramaic and then Hebrew, and finally Arabic and the modern
Latin script that you're reading!
Jesus
spoke to His Disciples in Aramaic. And nowhere else in the Holy Land
does His language live as in Maaloula, where His words may still be
heard exactly
as He spoke them. For the believer, or for anyone who values traditions
of faith, it is a deeply moving experience.
Maaloula
is just a short drive from Damascus, and home to Christian community
that thrives after 2000 years.
As
much as any land, Syria is the birthplace of the Christian faith. St.
Paul converted on the road to Damascus, and in the early centuries of
the Church,
six Syrian bishops were elevated to the Holy See as popes. The grand
Omayyad Mosque is built on a sacred site shared by Muslims and Christians
for centuries,
expressing the true brotherhood at the center of both faiths. Two million
Syrians worship as Christians.
The
full panoply of the Christian experience in the Near East has been played
out in Syria. The Krak des Chevaliers is the unique unconquered Crusader
fortress
that stands intact as if ready to host the Knights of the Cross once
againand is a must stop for the visitor of faith to the
holy sites.
Extend
your stay in Syria for one day and visit Maaloula
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