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Trace Jordan’s layered past from Amman’s Roman ruins to Petra’s rose-red façades, float in the Dead Sea, and sleep beneath Wadi Rum’s unending sky. This 8‑day small‑group itinerary blends active walking, cultural encounters, and desert nights.
Trace Jordan’s layered past from Amman’s Roman ruins to Petra’s rose-red façades, float in the Dead Sea, and sleep beneath Wadi Rum’s unending sky. This 8‑day small‑group itinerary blends active walking, cultural encounters, and desert nights.
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Operated by Hawari Travels · Wadi Musa, Ma'an Governorate
The bus eases out of Amman before dawn, headlights carving a ribbon through the ochre hills as the city shrinks behind you. By late morning the stone cliffs of Jerash rise like a ruined stage — colonnades and arches that still speak in the clear language of Roman engineering. That first day sets the rhythm: history pushed forward by open roads, then slowed by the precise, quiet work of ancient hands in Petra and the wide, indifferent sky of Wadi Rum.
moderate.
8 days.
Suitable for travelers who can walk 3–6 hours across uneven terrain on consecutive days; some stair climbing required.
You should be able to walk several hours a day on uneven surfaces; the supplier rates the tour as accessible for most fitness levels but expect moderate walking at Petra and some stairs.
Yes; entry to a Dead Sea resort with swimming fees is included and staff will advise on safe floating and skin care after mud application.
Yes—small-group format accepts solo travelers; accommodations are based on double occupancy, so single supplements may apply.
Admission to the Dead Sea resort is included; standard Petra entry fees are typically separate—confirm at booking or with the supplier before travel.
The itinerary includes a deluxe tent stay with traditional Zarb dinner; tents are basic but comfortable, with mattresses and blankets—temperatures vary by season.
An English-speaking driver is included; English-speaking local guides are provided in Jerash and Petra for small group sizes as specified.
Petra was the Nabatean capital and a major caravan hub; Roman and Byzantine layers appear in Jerash and Madaba’s mosaics.
Water scarcity and visitor pressure are local concerns—use provided water wisely, stick to paths, and support local guides and businesses to keep tourism sustainable.
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