Begin your journey to Jordan by experiencing the wonders of Petra, the city carved out of rose-colored rock, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. Walkthrough the narrow Siq, surrounded by towering cliffs, and marvel at the architectural achievements of the Nabataeans. Don't miss the Treasury, Monastery, and the Roman Theater.
Explore the magnificent desert valley of Wadi Rum, where you can witness breathtaking panoramic views, sandstone mountains, and deep canyons. Experience a 4X4 Jeep tour, traditional Bedouin tea, and overnight stargazing. Hike to Burrah Canyon and the Seven Pillars of Wisdom.
Relax in the world-famous mineral-rich Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth, home to healing mud and salt formations with the highest concentration of salt in the world. Float effortlessly in the Dead Sea and experience the unique sensation of weightlessness. Visit the Ma'in Hot Springs and waterfall.
Discover the rich history and culture of the capital city Amman, also known as the 'white city'. Marvel at the well-preserved Roman Amphitheater, visit the Citadel, and explore the traditional bazaars in the downtown market. Don't miss the King Abdullah Mosque and the Jordan Museum.
Visit the ancient Greco-Roman city of Jerash, the second-most popular tourist site after Petra, with well-preserved monuments, colonnaded streets, temples of Zeus and Artemis, and a dramatic hilltop temple of the Roman Emperor. Spend time exploring the Jerash Museum and the Archeological Park.
If you have additional days, you can consider visiting Beida, the 'Little Petra' with many tombs and temples, Dana Nature Reserve, and the Red Sea port of Aqaba for water activities like snorkeling and diving. If you have fewer days, consider skipping Dead Sea and Amman, or skipping overnight camping in Wadi Rum. Remember to wear comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and carry enough water.