By Preeti Mehta
Introduction
World-renowned archaeological sites, amazing desert scenery, delicious fresh food, friendly culture and lots of sunshine; these are just a few... Read more
Day 1
Jordan is a small country, but it has a lot to see. Being home to some of the most well-preserved... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 1
Start the day by visiting the Citadel, perched on top of the highest hill in Amman. It is one of... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 2
After you finish exploring the Amman Citadel, walk downhill for about 10 minutes to reach the Roman Theatre. Dating back... Read more
Day 1 - Stop 3
Perched atop Jebel Amman, this is the most happening street in the city and a must-visit for all visitors. It... Read more
Day 2
On the second day, take a day trip from Amman to Jerash – an ancient city with the best-preserved ruins... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 1
This is undoubtedly the best place to explore for archeology buffs. These Roman ruins of an entire city are the... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 2
While visiting Jerash from Amman, visit the Al Ma’wa Nature & Wildlife Sanctuary. It is a great place to visit... Read more
Day 2 - Stop 3
One of the most important places of religious interest in the country, the King Abdullah Mosque was built by late... Read more
Day 3
Make the most of the time in Amman by taking another day trip to the Dead Sea. Float on the... Read more
Day 3 - Stop 1
On this day, we will head out from Amman to the 5th largest city in the country called Madaba. Madaba... Read more
Day 3 - Stop 2
After Madaba, head to Mount Nebo, the summit from where Moses saw the Promised Land. Located halfway between the Dead... Read more
Day 3 - Stop 3
The saltiest water body in the entire world, the Dead Sea gets its name as no living beings are able... Read more
Day 4
Today, we will leave the beautiful city of Amman behind and head south towards Petra. This route will take you... Read more
Day 4 - Stop 1
As we bid goodbye to historic Amman, we will start heading south to reach Petra by the end of the... Read more
Day 4 - Stop 2
Heading further south, the King’s Highway twists down into Wadi Mujib. This is a 1300 meter deep gorge which is... Read more
Day 4 - Stop 3
We’ll stay in Wadi Musa for two nights while exploring one of the new Wonders of the World – Petra.... Read more
Day 5
One of the main reasons for which tourists flock to Jordan is to see the magnificent ancient sandstone city of... Read more
Day 5 - Stop 1
The entrance to the ruins being at Siq, a narrow one mile-long gorge that is carved from orange and pink... Read more
Day 5 - Stop 2
Walking along the main path, you will then reach the centre of the city known as the Street of Facades.... Read more
Day 5 - Stop 3
One of the most fascinating walks in the entire city is hiking up to the Monastery. A larger and grander... Read more
Day 6
On the fifth day, we will head south towards the deserts of Wadi Rum. This is another UNESCO World Heritage... Read more
Day 6 - Stop 1
Visiting the vast desert in Wadi Rum will make you feel like you are in a scene from the movie... Read more
Day 6 - Stop 2
The Wadi Rum Desert has 3 major rock bridges that you can climb and marvel in the beauty of the... Read more
Day 6 - Stop 3
End the day by staying in one of the luxurious Bedouin tents in the middle of the desert. There are... Read more
Day 7
After spending 7 days in Jordan visiting various historical landmarks and ancient cities, it is now time to relax and... Read more
Day 7 - Stop 1
Aqaba is well-known as a top snorkelling and diving destination. Due to its proximity to the Red Sea, it attracts... Read more
Day 7 - Stop 2
Have a lovely time by the beach at the Berenice Beach Club located 15 minutes away from Downtown Aqaba. It... Read more
Day 7 - Stop 3
If you are not into snorkeling or diving, another great way to explore the amazing marine life of the Gulf... Read more
Conclusion
With so much to see and do, these 7 days in Jordan will go by in a jiffy. After this... Read more