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Things to do in Jordan

Discover the site of the origins of civilization with Jordan Tours, which is an Arab nation that boasts old monuments and natural reserves. You can take a dip at the Dead Sea--the smallest point on earth--or take a look at the mosaics of Madaba!

Explore Wadi Mujib Canyon on excursions to Jordan's lush mountains to enjoy breathtaking views. Be aware that the trails may be closed during the season due to maintenance or other reasons related to weather.

Petra

The ancient city of Petra

Ancient city of Petra is among Seven Wonders of the earth and a must-see destination It is truly awe-inspiring. It is carved into a rock face the city's rose-red hue offers stunning beauty, while remaining fascinating and unforgettable.

Visitors generally go to Petra through a canyon, that is known as the Siq. As they get to the end of it the stunning Treasury will rise from the rocks and leave you speechless!

Other notable attractions include other important sights like the Royal Tombs that showcase Nabataean workmanship. It is also noteworthy that Petra has a theater that was carved into a mountainside and was able to seat up to 4,000 patrons, as well as the Colonnaded Street, which was one of the main shopping streets in Petra prior to the time that Roman influence was a common sight.

In Jordan day tours and Excursions you will see donkeys, camels, and horse carriages just outside the gates, which can be hired for a nominal cost. Walking is the best method to take in all the beauty that this stunning site has to offer while exploring its nooks and cracks.

Jerash

Jerush

Jerash is recognized for being one of most well-preserved Roman provincial cities, with incredible Graeco-Roman architecture, which combines Arabic/Mediterranean influences. It is recommended to spend at least a full day exploring the vast ruin sites, including Oval Forum, Colonnaded Street and the Temple of Artemis.

Make sure you visit The North Theater on Jordan Classic Tours for an unforgettable trip back to a time of grand entertainment. With its beautiful seating arrangement and amphitheater set-up, you can imagine the spectacles of chariot racing or stage shows that take place there,

Jerash boasts the stunning Temple of Artemis, with 11 massive Corinthian columns that remain. The temple is situated at the northernmost point of the location, the altar platform and the outer temple were enclosed by colonnades of immense size that surrounded these magnificent structures.

Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum's unique desert landscape is an adventurer's ideal vacation. Explore the canyons and sandstone mountains, as well as rock formations on foot, or by camel or jeep while taking in the sunset or sunrise from atop one of Wadi's majestic red dunes or sifting through some of the numerous ancient fossils or writings.

Spending the night in the Bedouin campsite located in Wadi Rum is a great opportunity to get a feel for the local culture, whether it is staying at the Feynan Ecolodge with luxurious tents or Ammarin Camp which features basic square-framed shacks that have material glued on their exterior walls Regardless, you'll be able to enjoy the meals as well as stories and conversations with the local hosts!

Wadi Rum can be visited all year round, however March to May and September through November offer the perfect conditions to explore. In spring, you could observe the beauty of its landscape in bloom with wildflowers in bloom.

Dead Sea

Dead Sea

It is the Dead Sea, one of Jordan's most famous natural wonders, must not be left off any itinerary. With waters that are 10 times saltier than ocean water, and brimming with minerals and healing mud that boost health, a swim in this incredible pool of waters is guaranteed leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

The scenery around the Dead Sea also makes for amazing hiking experiences including family-friendly trails, to challenging and stunning trails that make even the most experienced hikers sweat. There are all kinds of animals, including ibex, hares, and the jackals!

Lot's Cave offers visitors a interesting look into the Biblical Sodom as well as Gomorrah towns. Also, don't overlook sampling some of the tasty regional dishes - including endless bowls of creamy hummus and sweet, sugary desserts as well as numerous falafel and shisha shops!

Mount Nebo

Mount Nebo

Mount Nebo is one of Jordan's most popular places to visit for pilgrims. According to legend that it was in this place that Moses saw his final vision of the Promised Land mentioned in the Bible texts, as well as in the place where his last vision of it occurred. Furthermore, this location boasts a stunning mosaic church that was built in the area.

The park has activities like mountain biking, hiking, swimming, picnicking and other outdoor activities like RV camping. Camp out in an your RV, tent, or cabin that offers breathtaking views of the valley and mountains and also participate in programs that provide interpretation, such as Cornwell House tours, or guided hikes that will give you a lot of pleasure!

The park has more than 17 trails that are ideal for those who love nature. There are mountain biking trails, the state park pool for visitors to keep cool on hot summer days picnic areas, as well as geocaching adventures that require GPS devices to experience an unforgettable experience!

Madaba

Madaba city

Madaba is a popular destination for Madaba is famous for its Byzantine mosaics that date from St George's Church and other sites. But, Madaba offers plenty of other things to do, from exploring its old sites to relaxing in the shimmering water that flows from the Dead Sea.

The inside of the church houses an attractive mural map depicting the Holy Land, complete with maps and inscriptions that depict its history, as in biblical locations like Jerusalem as well as Jericho. It is among the oldest examples remaining the treasure shouldn't be missed by those who is interested in the past or theology.

There are belltowers in churches too that require a bit of maneuvering around steep ladders and bells to safely climb to their tops, providing stunning views of cities below. If you are able to climb the tower, you'll be rewarded with stunning views!

 

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The budget for a trip can vary greatly depending on the destination, duration, accommodation choices, activities, and personal preferences. Researching average costs, including accommodation, transportation, meals, and attractions, will help you estimate your budget more accurately.

The essential travel documents usually include a valid passport, visas (if required), airline tickets, hotel reservations, travel insurance, and any necessary identification cards. It's always a good idea to make copies of these documents and store them separately as a backup.

Egypt is famous for its ancient historical sites. Some of the must-visit attractions include the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Abu Simbel, and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

The best time to visit Egypt is during the cooler months of October to April when temperatures are more comfortable for exploring the historical sites. However, if you're interested in diving in the Red Sea, the summer months offer warm waters and excellent visibility.

When visiting religious sites such as mosques or temples, it's important to dress modestly out of respect. Both men and women should have their shoulders and knees covered. It's also advisable for women to carry a scarf to cover their hair if needed.

The best months to enjoy the Middle East tours are generally April and May, or October and November, however this can vary depending on where you're traveling and what you want to do. Temperatures are normally pleasant rather than extremely hot during certain hours, though crowds may be strong at some attractions.

The most prevalent mode of transportation is by bus. In the absence of this, you'll typically find shared taxis or tourist buses running routes to major sights (such as Petra in Jordan). While flying is the shortest way to travel between Middle Eastern destinations.

If you wish to take a big tour of the Middle East, you should plan at least a 10-day itinerary of Middle East Packages to allow ample time in each country. You may also need to allow extra time to go from one location to another due to security and border crossings between countries.

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