Relaxing Trip to Amman, Jordan

• Day 1: Start your day by experiencing the natural hot springs of Ma'in Hot Springs. Let the warm water relax your muscles and take in the beautiful scenery. In the afternoon, visit the Amman Citadel, exploring the ruins and taking in the view of the city. End the day with a traditional Arabic meal at Kan Zaman Restaurant.
• Day 2: Spend the day experiencing traditional Hammam treatments at Al Pasha Turkish Bath. Relax in the steam rooms and enjoy a traditional scrub and massage. In the evening, visit Rainbow Street, known for its trendy cafes and restaurants, and enjoy a meal at Sufra Restaurant, known for its Jordanian cuisine.
• Day 3: Start the day with a yoga class at The Studio, followed by brunch at Beit Sitti, a cooking school that also offers traditional Jordanian meals. In the afternoon, visit the Jordan Museum to learn about the country's history and culture. End the day with a sunset horseback ride in the Jordan Valley.
• Day 4: Take a day trip to the Dead Sea, relax in the mineral-rich water and experience the healing properties of the mud. End the day with a float in the waters of Wadi Mujib, surrounded by stunning natural scenery.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Ma'in Hot Springs (2-3 hours, $60)
• Amman Citadel (2-3 hours, $10)
• Kan Zaman Restaurant ($20-30 per person)
• Al Pasha Turkish Bath (3-4 hours, $100)
• Sufra Restaurant ($20-30 per person)
• The Studio yoga class (1 hour, $15)
• Beit Sitti brunch (2-3 hours, $25)
• Jordan Museum (2-3 hours, $15)
• Horseback ride in the Jordan Valley (2-3 hours, $80)
• Day trip to the Dead Sea (6-7 hours, $150)
• Wadi Mujib (2-3 hours, $50)
Total Estimated Costs: $555-655

Transportation

Transportation in Amman can be affordable and convenient. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available, with prices starting at around $2 for a short trip. Public transportation is also available, with a bus trip costing only $0.50. For day trips, hiring a private driver is recommended, with prices starting at around $100 for the day.

Useful Tips

For travelers with more time, consider visiting Petra, a historical site located three hours from Amman. For travelers with less time, consider skipping the Dead Sea and spending an extra day exploring the city. It is recommended to visit during the off-season (October-April) to avoid crowds and higher prices.

Airports

Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) is the main airport in Jordan, located approximately 20 miles south of Amman. Transportation to and from the airport is readily available, with taxis costing approximately $20 and taking around 30 minutes to reach the city center.