Welcome in Jordan

28/02/2025

27/02/2025

Welcome in Jordan

27/02/2025

Dear traveler If you are looking for a travel partner , if you are interested in low-cost group trips, continue reading to learn about our complete and integrated trip system. Our trips are comprehensive.
1 * Transportation on board the latest means of transportation, where there are cars, minibuses and coaches according to the number of the group.
2 * Wi-Fi service within the means of transportation.
3 * Accommodation in hotels *4 and 5* according to the traveler's desire.
4 * A tour guide accompanying you throughout the trip for groups exceeding 10 people.
5 * A small bottle of water daily.
6 * Airport visa fees.
7 * A reception representative at the plane gate to facilitate procedures inside the airport.
8 * Entry tickets to all sites according to the program.
9 * A safari trip in Wadi Rum for two hours.
10 * Daily breakfast.
11 * Dinner in Wadi Rum in the Bedouin way.
12 * The experience of participating in cooking Jordanian recipes in one of the Jordanian kitchens.
All you have to do, dear traveler, is Contact us to register your name for our upcoming trips in March, April, May and June
Early registration guarantees you a confirmed trip at a lower price
Note:
There are no registration fees currently
A third of the amount is paid after confirming the reservations and the rest of the amount is paid upon arrival
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27/02/2025

Dear traveler If you are interested in low-cost group tour programs Contact us to register for our upcoming trips in April, May and June.Early registration guarantees you a guaranteed trip at great prices.
Note: There are no registration fees at the moment.

24/02/2025

in Jordan

21/02/2025

February program
Registration is still available
Dear traveler, if you are interested in low-cost group trips If you find this program suitable for you, contact us on the page’s WhatsApp number. 00962782573769
Here is the 7-day program for your trip to
Jordan, with full information about the sites:

Day 1: February 26 - Arrival in Aqaba
- Arrive in Aqaba
- Meet at an apartment in Aqaba
- Transfer to hotel
- Afternoon: Visit Aqaba Beach, where you can enjoy the sun and sea
- Evening: Dinner at a local restaurant

Day 2: February 27 - Wadi Rum
- After breakfast: Drive to Wadi Rum (approx. 2 hours)
- Visit Wadi Rum, where you can enjoy the stunning natural beauty and golden sand
- Afternoon: Jeep safari at sunset
- Overnight: Campsite in Wadi Rum

Day 3: February 28 - Petra
- After breakfast: Drive to Wadi Musa (approx. 4 hours)
- Visit Petra, one of the Seven New Wonders of the World
- Visit the Treasury, Roman Amphitheater, and Monastery
- Overnight: Wadi Musa

Day 4: February 29 - Petra
- After breakfast: Visit Petra
- Visit the Monolithic Church, Blue Mountain, and Byzantine Church
- Afternoon: Explore Wadi Musa, where you can enjoy the natural beauty
- Overnight: Wadi Musa

Day 5: March 1 - Shobak Castle and Kerak Castle
- After breakfast: Drive to Shobak Castle (approx. 1 hour)
- Visit Shobak Castle, one of the Crusader castles in Jordan
- Afternoon: Visit Kerak Castle, one of the Crusader castles in Jordan
- Evening: Return to Amman
- Overnight: Amman

Day 6: March 2 - Amman and Madaba
- After breakfast: Visit Amman, where you can explore the traditional markets and museums
- Visit Madaba Churches, where you can see the Byzantine mosaics
- Afternoon: Visit the Dead Sea, where you can relax in the salty water
- Overnight: Dead Sea

Day 7: March 3 - Return to Aqaba
- After breakfast: Return to Aqaba (approx. 4 hours)
- Arrive in Aqaba, end of program.

I hope this program is helpful. If you have any questions or need further information, please don't hesitate to ask.

21/02/2025

Umm Qais
was known in ancient times as Gadara, one of the ten Greco-Roman cities (the Decapolis League). In ancient times, Gadara was located in a strategic location and a number of trade routes passed through it that connected Syria and Palestine.

In 218 BC, Ptolemy IV (221-203 BC), King of Egypt, ruled Palestine and Jordan and was attacked by Antiochus III the Seleucid (223-186 BC) who launched a military campaign and took control of Galilee, crossed the Jordan River and seized parts of northern Jordan and Gadara surrendered to him, thus the Greek civilization reached it.

It attracted writers, artists, philosophers and poets in the Greek era such as: the satirist Menippus, the satirist Melagrus, and the eloquent orator Theodorus who lived between 14-37 AD.

In 63 BC, the Roman commander, Mumbai, occupied it from the Greeks and included it in the Decapolis League, which was established during the Greeks and Romans. It included ten cities in the area located at the junction of the borders of Jordan, Syria and Palestine, including: Jerash, Amila or Tabaqat Fahl in the Jordan Valley, and the city of Umm al-Jimal in northeastern Jordan.

During the first years of Roman rule, the Nabataeans and their capital Petra controlled the trade routes to Damascus in the north. However, Mark Antony was not satisfied with this situation, which was competing with the Romans, so he sent King Herod the Great at the head of an army to fight the Nabataeans. In the end, the Nabataeans gave up their trade routes in the north in 31 BC. In appreciation of Herod the Great's efforts, Rome granted him the city of Gadara, and the city reached the peak of its prosperity in the second century AD, with paved streets, temples, theaters and baths spreading throughout it. Melagrus likened the city of Gadara to Athens, a testimony that the city became the center of Hellenistic culture in the ancient Near East. Christianity spread slowly among the people of Gadara. Starting from the fourth century AD, the bishop of Gadara began attending the church councils in Nicaea, Chaldea and Ephesus. Gadara remained calm and stable until the year 162 AD when the Persians crossed the Euphrates River, invaded Syria and occupied its cities. The Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (161-180 AD) rose to resist the Persians and prepared armies. In the city of Umm Qais - Gadara - an inscription was found that was on the grave of one of the soldiers of the Fourteenth Battalion (Gamina) which refers to the battalion that reached Umm Qais. In 614, the Persian armies occupied it and destroyed its churches, and did not spare its inhabitants. In 635, the Islamic armies liberated it from the control of the Romans, led by Shurahbil bin Hasna, during the time of Caliph Omar bin Al-Khattab.
Arabius inscription, one of the Greek inscriptions in Umm Qais

When you enter the ancient city of “Umm Qais”, you are faced with a phrase engraved on the headstone that was erected on the grave of the great ancient poet “Arabius”, in which he addresses the guests, saying, “O you who pass by here, as you are now, I was, and as I am now, you will be, so enjoy life because you are mortal.”

21/02/2025

Dear traveler
If you are interested in the cheapest group tours with comprehensive services that are distinguished in terms of quality and price All you have to do is submit a request to subscribe to our upcoming programs on the page’s WhatsApp number.
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18/02/2025

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The cost includes Transportation from the beginning of the program to the end 4 nights accommodation in 4* hotels One night in Wadi Rum, the most luxurious+Dinner camps Five days breakfast entry visa Entrance tickets to all sites mentioned according to the program Airport Receptionist Local Guide

18/02/2025

The cost includes Transportation from the beginning of the program to the end 4 nights accommodation in 4* hotels One night in Wadi Rum, the most luxurious+Dinner camps Five days breakfast entry visa Entrance tickets to all sites mentioned according to the program Airport Receptionist Local Guide