Amman Landmarks, Petra, and Little Petra to Wadi Rum
- Meet your tour guide at the airport, hotel, or any other desired location, then head to downtown Amman to visit the Amman Citadel, perched above the city. The citadel offers ruins from many previous cultures and breathtaking views over downtown.
- Visit the Roman Theatre, which is the second biggest on earth.
- Walk to the Nymphaeum for a quick look. After that, join the locals at the fresh produce market.
- Go to the 1400-year-old Al Husseini Grand Mosque, the oldest mosque in the country, for a look.
- Then head to the winter valley in western Amman to visit the caves and Qasr Al-Abed in Iraq Al Amir.
- Proceed to Petra, the capital of Edom. The rosy-red charm carved into the sandstone mountains of Wadi Musa is evidence of the connection between old cultures. The city will affect you like a child in a candy shop. The marvellous colours and atmosphere of the Siq feel as if time has stood still; you do not actually walk down the path, it is more like gliding. As it opens wide to the site of the Treasury, it will hit you like an Indiana Jones movie scene, a secret hidden for thousands of years, and a sight like no other. Taking the steps up to the Monastery is long and tiring, but when you reach there, you can truly say "top of the world" and no less. A cup of tea at the viewpoint there, with the fresh breeze around sunset, will be priceless.
- Go to Little Petra to complete the picture of the culture that built this amazing city. Discover a 4000-year-old winery and drawings from before the clock started to tick. It is a must-see wonder of the world.
- Head back on the road towards Wadi Rum for a Zarb dinner at your camp, and get ready for an adventure under the most stars you may ever have seen. On a clear night without the moon, it is also possible to see the Milky Way. Enjoy a serene night at your camp.