Jordan Tour

Meeting at Istanbul Airport's international departures terminal. Depart for Aqaba on a Turkish Airlines scheduled flight. Upon arrival, we depart the airport in our private vehicle and transfer to our hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, we set out to explore the city of Aqaba, nestled on the Red Sea coast. We take a boat tour of the Gulf of Aqaba. As we set out on the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea, overlooking Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Palestine, we'll have the opportunity to see the reefs, coral reefs, and a wide variety of fish from our glass-bottomed boat. We'll then visit Aqaba Castle, the last stronghold of the Ottoman Empire and a pilgrimage site to commemorate our martyrs. Afterward, we'll depart Aqaba for Wadi Rum, Jordan's largest valley. Along the way, we'll see some of the remains of the Hejaz Railway, commissioned by Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Following our arrival, we'll embark on a two-hour safari tour of Wadi Rum in 4x4 vehicles. During our safari tour, we will see red sand dunes, monolithic rocks reaching heights of 1750 meters and 4000-year-old rock paintings with vehicles suitable for the desert terrain. Dinner and accommodation will be in luxury tents.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will depart for Muta. Among the places we will see on the Muta tour are the battlefield of Muta, where nine swords were broken in the hands of Khalid ibn al-Walid, one of the Islamic commanders; the graves of Zayd ibn Haritha (r.a.), whom the Prophet (pbuh) freed from slavery; the graves of Ja'far ibn Abu Talib (r.a.), and the graves of Abdullah ibn Rawaha (r.a.). Then, we will depart for the Dead Sea. After our visit to the deepest place on earth, the Dead Sea, where the people of Lut perished, we will depart for Amman. Dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast at the hotel, we arrive in Amman's Old City and ascend to the Amman Citadel. Inside the citadel, we visit the Temple of Hercules, the Byzantine Church, and the Umayyad Palace, before taking a short walk through the city's narrow, stairway-lined streets. After visiting the ancient Roman theater in the center of Amman, we take a shopping break in the Amman bazaar, where we will discover Amman's famous flavors. Afterwards, we visit the "Salt Turkish Martyrs' Cemetery," where heroic Ottoman soldiers who were martyred defending their homeland against the British in Salt, the capital of the Ottoman Empire in present-day Jordan, are buried, as well as the tomb of Shu'ayb (peace be upon him), the father-in-law of Prophet Moses (peace be upon him). After completing all our tours, we return to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will depart for the ancient city of Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Upon arrival, we will begin a panoramic city tour of Petra. Among the places we will see on the city tour are the ancient city of Petra, founded by the Nabataeans, considered the ancestors of the Arabs, where the people of Saleh (pbuh) in Wadi Musa were destroyed, and considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World with its rose-colored color, the Treasury, the Palace, the Royal Cemetery, the Parliament Building, the Colonnaded Street, and the Amphitheater. After the city tour, we will depart for Aqaba. Dinner upon arrival. Depart for the airport at a time determined by our guide, and the tour concludes.