Travel Dates: 21 to 27 April 2023
Visa: E-Visa Using Saudi Iqama (applied by tour provider)
Arrival
- 21st April 2023
- Flight: RJ731 (from Riyadh)
- ETD: 21:45 (9:45pm)
Departure
- 27th April 2023
- Flight: RJ734 (to Riyadh)
- ETA: 00:55 (12:55am)
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Amman
- Arrive in Amman and transfer to the hotel for a restful night.
Day 2: Amman – Explore Petra (Overnight Petra)
- Travel to Petra and explore the ancient city, including the iconic Treasury.
- Overnight stay in Petra.
Day 3: Petra – Madaba – Mt. Nebo – Baptismal Site – Dead Sea – Amman (Overnight Amman)
- Visit Madaba and see the famous mosaic map.
- Explore Mt. Nebo and the Baptismal Site.
- Enjoy a swim and lunch at the Dead Sea.
- Return to Amman for an overnight stay.
Day 4: Amman – Mt. of Olives – Mt. Zion – Bethlehem – Jerusalem (Overnight Jerusalem)
- Travel to Jerusalem and visit the Mt. of Olives and Mt. Zion.
- Explore Bethlehem.
- Overnight stay in Jerusalem.
Day 5: Jerusalem – Jericho – Mt. of Temptation – Amman
- Visit Jericho and the Mt. of Temptation.
- Return to Amman for the final night.
Day 6: Departure from Amman
- Transfer to the airport for departure.
Expenses
- Tour, Airport Transfers, and Hotel: 785 USD per person (sharing a twin room)
Included
- Modern vehicle for the itinerary.
- Visa free of charge.
- Pick-up and drop-off at arrival and departure points.
- 3-star hotel accommodation for 5 nights.
- 5 breakfasts and 3 dinners.
- Swimming fees and lunch at the Dead Sea.
- English-speaking driver (for groups of less than 5 persons).
- All transportation in destination locations.
- Tour guide in Jordan (for groups of more than 5 persons).
- Driver accommodation and expenses (fuel, parking fees, cleaning fees, etc.).
Excluded
- International flights and airline tickets.
- Entrance fees (around 100 USD).
- Departure tax on the bridge (50 USD).
- Personal travel insurance and expenses (optional).
- Border tax exiting Jordan (14 USD).
- Tour guide in Jerusalem.
- All kinds of tips.
- Any items not mentioned under included.
My Jerusalem Experience
My trip to Jerusalem was incredibly emotional. Walking through the streets and visiting historical sites felt like living the Bible. I was often teary-eyed, overwhelmed by the significance of the places I was seeing.



Unfortunately, I did have a negative experience when someone spat at us. I chose not to react, as I was new to the place and didn’t want to escalate the situation. This incident, while unpleasant, does not reflect the behavior of all people in Jerusalem.
Jordan Highlights
A must-see in Jordan is Petra. We visited a spot with a fantastic view of The Treasury, guided by a local who charged us 5 USD. The souvenir shops in Petra can be quite aggressive, so if you’re not interested in buying anything, it’s best not to linger too long.




I was also amazed by the Dead Sea. Floating while reading a magazine was a unique experience, and applying the salt was quite refreshing. Just be careful not to get it in your eyes!



This trip was a blend of awe-inspiring sights and emotional experiences. Despite a few challenges, it was a journey I’ll never forget. If you’re planning a visit, embrace the adventure and make the most of every moment.
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