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Proceed through immigration by presenting your pre-approved visa or Jordan Pass. Securely transfer to your confirmed hotel in the capital city of Amman. Amman Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a): Ascend to the highest hill in the city to explore the Amman Citadel. Examine the monumental pillars of the Roman Temple of Hercules and the expansive ruins of the 8th-century Umayyad Palace complex. Roman Theater: Descend into the heart of the city to view the exquisitely restored Roman Theater. Dating back to the 2nd century under the rule of Antoninus Pius, this architectural marvel seats 6,000 spectators and is carved directly into the northern hillside. Downtown Amman (Al-Balad): Walk through the bustling historic center of Al-Balad, navigating the vibrant gold and aromatic spice souks. Rainbow Street & Dinner: Conclude the day with a traditional Jordanian dinner at a reputable local establishment on the highly popular Rainbow Street. Accommodation: Overnight stay in Amman. Day 2 - Jerash & Ajloun: Roman Ruins & Fortresses Transit to Jerash: Travel overland north from Amman to Jerash (ancient Gerasa), globally recognized as one of the largest and most exceptionally preserved Roman provincial cities in the world. Jerash Archaeological Site: Spend the morning walking through antiquity. Marvel at the unique Oval Plaza, stroll down the colonnaded Cardo Maximus, and experience the phenomenal acoustics of the South Theater. Ajloun Castle: Continue the journey north to Ajloun Castle (Qal'at ar-Rabad). Explore this formidable 12th-century Muslim fortress built by Saladin’s general to command the Jordan Valley and defend against Crusader incursions. Evening in Amman: Return to Amman in the evening. Partake in local culinary traditions by sampling "Kunafa," a highly renowned, sweet cheese-based Levantine dessert. Accommodation: Overnight stay in Amman. Day 3 - Madaba, Mt. Nebo & The King's Highway Madaba Mosaic Map: Drive south to the ancient town of Madaba. Visit St. George’s Church to view its prized centerpiece: a beautifully preserved 6th-century Byzantine mosaic map depicting Jerusalem and the broader Holy Land. Mount Nebo: Travel to the elevated ridge of Mount Nebo. Recognized as the historical site where the Prophet Moses (Musa) was granted a view of the Promised Land, the summit provides sweeping views over the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. The King's Highway & Kerak: Proceed south along the ancient, scenic King's Highway. Stop to explore the massive, imposing Kerak Castle, a famously strategic 12th-century Crusader fortress showcasing a mix of European, Byzantine, and Arab architectural elements. Transit to Wadi Musa: Continue the southward journey to the town of Wadi Musa, the gateway to the ancient city of Petra. Accommodation: Overnight stay in Wadi Musa (Petra). Day 4 - Petra: The Rose City Petra Archaeological Park: Dedicate a full day to exploring Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, established as the capital of the Nabataean Empire. The Siq & The Treasury: Navigate the Siq, a dramatically narrow, 1.2-kilometer gorge flanked by towering geological faults, culminating in the breathtaking reveal of The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), carved directly into the pink sandstone cliff face. The Monastery (Ad Deir): Embark on the challenging but deeply rewarding hike (approximately 800 ancient steps) up to The Monastery, an immense and beautifully carved monument offering unmatched views of the rugged surrounding valleys. Royal Tombs & Colonnaded Street: Descend to explore the sprawling Royal Tombs, the Roman Theater (carved from solid rock), and the ancient commercial hub of the Colonnaded Street. Petra By Night (Wildcard): If available on your day of visit, return to the Siq after dark for "Petra by Night," an atmospheric experience where the path and The Treasury are illuminated by thousands of traditional candles. Accommodation: Overnight stay in Wadi Musa (Petra). Day 5 - Little Petra & The Martian Desert of Wadi Rum Little Petra (Siq al-Barid): Before departing the region, visit Little Petra. This smaller, less crowded Nabataean site functioned as an important agricultural center and resupply post for ancient camel caravans. Transit to Wadi Rum: Travel south to the Wadi Rum Protected Area, a vast, otherworldly desert landscape famous for its sweeping red sand dunes and monumental granite and sandstone rock formations. 4x4 Desert Expedition: Embark on a guided 4x4 Jeep tour deeply into the desert. Inspect ancient Thamudic and Nabataean petroglyphs, walk across immense natural rock bridges, and scale the red sand dunes. Sunset & Bedouin Camp: Watch the dramatic sunset shift the colors of the desert peaks. Enjoy a traditional Bedouin "Zarb" dinner (a rich meal slow-cooked in a subterranean earth oven) followed by stargazing in the unpolluted night sky. Accommodation: Overnight stay in a designated Wadi Rum desert camp. Day 6 - The Dead Sea: Floating & Mineral Relaxation Transit to the Lowest Point on Earth: Depart the desert and drive north toward the Jordan Rift Valley, descending to the shores of the Dead Sea, located roughly 430 meters below standard sea level. Hyper-Saline Floating: Experience the extraordinary buoyancy of the Dead Sea. Enter the hyper-saline waters to effortlessly float on the surface, a geographically unique phenomenon. Mineral Mud Treatment: Apply the highly acclaimed, mineral-rich black mud from the seabed directly to the skin, globally celebrated for its therapeutic and dermatological healing properties. Resort Relaxation: Spend the late afternoon relaxing at a dedicated beachfront resort. At dusk, observe the distant lights of Jericho and the West Bank flickering across the water. Accommodation: Overnight stay at a Dead Sea resort. Day 7 - Bethany Beyond the Jordan & Departure Bethany Beyond the Jordan (Al-Maghtas): Visit this highly significant UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site situated on the eastern bank of the Jordan River, historically venerated as the baptismal site of Jesus of Nazareth by John the Baptist. Return to Amman & Souvenirs: Transfer back to Amman. Utilize the final hours for acquiring high-quality regional products, such as authentic Dead Sea cosmetic muds, cold-pressed olive oil soaps, or Levantine spices. Airport Transfer & Departure: Ensure all luggage is packed according to airline regulations. Transfer securely to Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), complete outbound passport control, and board your return flight to Dhaka (DAC). Essential Travel Notes & Embassy Tips The Jordan Pass: It is highly recommended to purchase the official "Jordan Pass" online prior to your visa application and arrival. If you stay a minimum of three consecutive nights (4 days) in Jordan, the pass completely waives the tourist visa fee and includes pre-paid entry to over 40 attractions, including Petra and Jerash. Present the printed QR code at immigration. Currency & Transactions: The official currency is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD), which is pegged to the US Dollar and is a high-value currency. While major hotels and large restaurants in Amman accept credit cards, cash is strictly required for souks, desert camps in Wadi Rum, and smaller vendors in Petra. Strict Drone Prohibition: The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan strictly prohibits the importation, possession, and operation of all civilian drones without highly complex, pre-approved security clearance from the Ministry of Interior. Drones found at border control will be immediately confiscated, and hefty fines may apply. Modesty & Cultural Etiquette: Jordan is a conservative, predominantly Muslim nation. Both men and women should dress modestly out of respect for local culture. Clothing should cover shoulders and knees, particularly when walking through downtown Amman or visiting religious sites. Beachwear is only acceptable within the confines of private Dead Sea and Aqaba resorts. Hydration & Desert Logistics: The climate in Petra and Wadi Rum is extremely arid. It is a strict necessity to carry multiple liters of bottled water during your Petra hike. Comfortable, high-traction hiking footwear is mandatory for safely navigating the uneven ancient steps and sandstone terrain. Border Security & Checkpoints: When driving along the King's Highway or near the Dead Sea border regions, you may encounter routine military or police checkpoints. Always have your original passport and visa/Jordan Pass readily accessible in the vehicle. This document is prepared for visa application, immigration clearance, and comprehensive travel planning.