Jordan and Petra
From the Exodus of the Israelites to Mt. Nebo, where Moses was able to glimpse the Promised Land, a journey into Jordan will allow you and your faith community to connect with the Old Testament foundations of our faith. Continuing on, your group will approach the city of Petra (also known as Sela), through the Siq and travel to the great sandstone Treasury (one of the most recognizable structures of the ancient world). This three-day extension can be added to any of our Israel itineraries.
Petra and the King’s Highway in Jordan
Allenby Bridge / Petra / King’s Highway / Dead Sea
Day One:
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Early this morning, we will drive to the Allenby Bridge and cross into Jordan.
- After picking up our Jordanian bus and guide, we will proceed to Petra in the heart of the Seir Mountains, where Aaron brother of Moses was buried
- Lunch, on own
We will walk through the main entrance of Petra past the Treasury and see other tombs and burial chambers. We will then walk uphill to the Royal Tombs for a view of the lower part of Petra and its Roman remains - Late afternoon hotel check-in
- Evening dinner and overnight
Day Two:
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Continue on the Exodus route along the historic King’s Highway, passing by the well-conserved Crusader city of Kerak. We will drive through Wadi Mujeb to Umm al Rassas, whose churches offer fantastic examples of Mosaic art
- Lunch, on own
- Visit Madaba, with its 6th-century mosaic map depicting the Holy Land
- Continue to Mt. Nebo, from which God showed Moses the Promised Land
- Drive to the salty Dead Sea to float and relax
- Evening dinner and overnight
Day Three
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Enjoy a leisurely morning to relax and float in the waters of the Dead Sea
- Lunch, on own
Visit a recently discovered baptismal site of “Bethany beyond Jordan” nearby. - We will then cross the Jordan near the place where Elijah and Elisha crossed at Beth Abara and proceed to Ben Gurion airport for departure
- Return to the USA
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