• St. George’s Church - The Madaba Map, also referred to as the Madaba Mosaic Map, is a part of a floor mosaic in the early Byzantine church of Saint George located in Madaba, Jordan. This map illustrates a section of the Middle East and holds the distinction of being the oldest surviving original cartographic representation of the Holy Land, with a particular focus on Jerusalem.
• Mount Nebo - The peak of the Siyagha, standing 700 meters above the Jordan Valley and overlooking the northeastern part of the Dead Sea, is believed to be Mount Nebo. This is the site where Moses, the prophet honored by the three monotheistic religions, was shown the Promised Land and where he passed away.

Today, Mount Nebo serves as an active memorial, a Franciscan monastery, and an archaeological site that draws visitors from around the globe. It is renowned not only for its historical and religious importance but also for the exceptional artistic value of the architectural remains and Byzantine mosaics it preserves and showcases.

• Petra - Known as the Rose-Red City, Petra was the magnificent capital of the Nabataean kingdom. Its ruins remained largely unknown to the world until 1812 when Swiss explorer J.L. Burckhardt, disguised as an Arab scholar, ventured into the city. Petra is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Visitors can meet their private guide at the site and either hike or ride a horse to the entrance of the Siq, a long, winding sandstone canyon leading to the Treasury. The tour continues to the Street of Facades, the Roman Theater, and the Royal Tombs.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Tip for driver

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