Discover the diverse country with its iconic World Heritage Sites, welcoming cities and towns and breathtaking landscape
Jordan is a country rich in heritage; full of amazing historic sights, stunning scenery, warm people and delicious food. The country offers natural wonders, pristine natural beauty and a dynamic culture. From the salt-crusted shores of the Dead Sea to the Wadi Rum desert with its monumental rock formations and the modern and vibrant capital of Amman, Jordan is a perfect mix of old and new. Discover and experience a culinary journey through Jordan, one of the most diverse experiences and full of bucket list experiences.
Discover the diverse country with its iconic World Heritage Sites, welcoming cities and towns and breathtaking landscape
Explore cities and regions of Jordan from the capital of Amman, to Jerash and Ajloun Mt Nebo and Madaba
Enjoy local delicacies and get a true understanding of culinary traditions from Jordanians and those that have settled there
Explore Jordan’s rich architectural history from amazing Roman ruins, to temples and King Abdullah I Mosque
Learn how to prepare traditional meals in one of Amman’s oldest neighborhoods, Jabal al weibdeh.
Visit to the holy Mount Nebo
Visit to Petra; home to the famous Rose City.
Visit to the lowest place on earth; the Dead Sea (431m below sea level)
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Land in the capital Amman which is one of oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Rest of the day at leisure.
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Experience modern Jordan and spend the day exploring the capital with a walking tour of Amman. The evening will be spent in a local house in one of Jordan’s oldest neighbourhoods; Weidbeh. You will gain insight into the lives of Jordanians in the best possible setting and spend the evening learning to cook like a local.
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North of Amman is the town of Jerash, famous for their amazing Roman ruins which date back more than 6,500 years. Spend the day exploring the stunning temples and amphitheaters then its off to Ajloun Castle: (Qal’at Ar-Rabad) which was built by one of Saladin’s generals in 1184 AD
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Drive to visit Mount Nebo; one of the most revered holy sites of Jordan and the place where Moses was buried. From there you will visit Saint George Church: The Madaba Mosaic Map covers the floor of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, which is located northwest of the city center where you will enjoy a home cooked meal. Then it’s off to visit Shobak Castle, perched on the side of a mountain with a grand sweep of fruit trees below. The evening will be spent in Petra.
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Although much has been written about Petra, nothing really prepares you for this amazing place, you will spend the day exploring one of the world’s most treasured Unesco Heritage Sites. The evening will be spent discovering the regional cuisine of the Levant at Petra’s Kitchen. This relaxed, informal atmosphere is where you’ll gather to prepare an evening meal, working alongside local women under the supervision of a local chef.
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Head into the Wadi Rum and experience a part of the vast landscape, virtually untouched by humanity with a desert Jeep tour. From there you will proceed to the Dead see for evening.
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A day at leisure and a chance to take advantage of the Dead Sea’s health properties. Spend time enjoying the natural buoyancy of the Dead Sea.
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Picked up from the hotel and transferred to Amman International Airport for your onward flight TBA
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