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22-Nights Tasting the World by Private Jet

Price: $144,995 - # of Days: 22 days
Discover how food helped to shape the history and traditions of destinations around the world as you visit kitchens, markets, farms and shared tables while being immersed in the people and cultures of each location. Learn how to make traditional dishes in destinations throughout your trip, incl...

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7-Nights Echoes of Jordan: A Women's Journey

Price: $3,540 - # of Days: 7 days
Experience Jordan’s ancient wonders and desert beauty on this private-guided journey through timeless ruins, rich traditions, and warm local hospitality.Trip Overview:Discover the timeless beauty and deep-rooted culture of Jordan on this captivating journey through ancient cities, desert landscapes,...

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21-Nights Ancient Treasures of Israel, Egypt & Jordan

Price: $5,096 - # of Days: 21 days
Epic Scenery, Iconic Landmarks Journey through the heart of the Middle East, where ancient history meets modern life. Marvel at the pyramids, cruise the Nile, and explore Petra's stunning cliffs.Trip Overview:This 22-day Middle Eastern vacation takes you across Israel, Egypt, and Jordan to explore h...

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7-Nights Jordan: Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea - Tailormade Journeys

Price: Please call for rates - # of Days: 7 days
A regal swirl of copper-colored sands, Jordan is a place of eternal mystique, where glorious ancient monuments are eclipsed in age only by the desert rock on which they stand. Travel to the heart of Jordan with A&K’s experts, who can take you from the bustle of Amman to remote sites in the...

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14-Nights Ancient Treasures of Egypt and Jordan - Tailormade Journeys

Price: Please call for rates - # of Days: 14 days
Few regions evoke as much intrigue as Jordan and Egypt: together, they form a lyrical tale of cultural and historic spectacles, where thousands of years of history are played out, be it in deep desert gorges or on the lush banks of the Nile.During this adventure, you will explore iconic ancient loca...

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12-Nights Egypt With Nile Cruise And Treasures Of Jordan - Classic, First-Class

Price: $4,699 - # of Days: 12 days
That calendar you live by—the one with 365 days divided into 12 months—you can thank the ancient Egyptians for the handy invention that helps you manage your time. In this 13-day vacation, you’ll marvel at many other amazing accomplishments of this remarkable civilization. The daun...

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28-Nights Ancient Civilizations: Greece, Turkey, Egypt & Jordan - Classic

Price: $7,099 - # of Days: 28 days
Ancient Civilizations: Greece, Turkey, Egypt & Jordan Four countries, one seriously ambitious itinerary. Wander the Acropolis and Parthenon in Greece, then trade Athens for Istanbul, where East properly collides with West. Ephesus and Pamukkale's white cliff pools come next, before Egypt hands you t...

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14-Nights Jordan & Egypt: Desert Sands & Ancient Wonders - The Geluxe Collection

Price: $5,479 - # of Days: 14 days
Jordan & Egypt: Desert Sands & Ancient Wonders Take your Middle East adventure to a whole new level with an immersive journey through the heart of Jordan and Egypt. This exploration goes far beyond the postcards - from wandering the back-trails of Petra and the crimson dunes of Wadi Rum to cruising ...

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6-Nights Jordan Heritage Journey – From Greco-Roman to Nabatean Wonders

Price: $3,199 - # of Days: 6 days
Discover Jordan’s rich history and landscapes on a captivating journey through Greco-Roman ruins, Crusader castles, Nabatean sites, and eco-conscious deserts. Immerse yourself in ancient heritage and modern community life.Highlights:7 nights Deluxe/Lodge accommodationPrivate touring in air-condition...

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6-Nights Jordan Cultural Odyssey – Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum & Aqaba

Price: $2,839 - # of Days: 6 days
Explore Jordan’s diverse landscapes from the historic heart of Amman to the natural serenity of Ajloun, eco-luxury in Feynan, Petra’s wonders, the surreal desert of Wadi Rum, and Aqaba’s coastal charm. An immersive journey of history, nature, and authentic local encounters.Highlights:6 Nights Deluxe...

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Overview

Introduction

Known as Philadelphia when it was part of the Decapolis (a group of 10 cities on the eastern border of the Roman Empire), Amman, Jordan's capital and largest city, lies just a short drive from the country's borders with Syria and Israel.

The area has been continuously inhabited since 6,000 BC, though few ancient buildings remain. This relatively drab, modern and sprawling city was not much more than a village when it became the seat of government in the 1920s—since then it has grown dramatically. Its population swelled with the arrival of succeeding waves of displaced Palestinians, who today make up a majority of the city's residents.

Nowadays, Amman has little of the atmosphere or medieval architecture one might describe as typically Middle Eastern. If you're trying to get away from Western life, you'll have a particularly hard time in the Amman West section of the city, which is lined with upscale shopping malls.

Must See or Do

Sights—The ancient ruins of the Citadel for the spectacular views; the brilliantly restored Roman Theatre.

Museums—The Jordan Archaeological Museum for its scenic vistas and illuminating exhibits artifacts; the Jordan Museum to see the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Memorable Meals—Sufra for traditional Jordanian dishes; the locally popular Hashem Restaurant; pastries at Al-Quds.

Walks—Strolling through the trendy neighborhood of Jabal Weibdeh; a walk down lively Rainbow Street.

Potpourri

Amman is one of the oldest inhabited areas in the world.

When it was ruled by the Macedonians, Amman was called Philadelphia.

The landscape of Amman comprises 19 hills.

Location

The port of Aqaba is the nearest dock, about 217 mi/350 km from the city. Both passenger as well as cargo vessels dock at this port.

Tourists visiting Amman by sea should carry all the necessary documents with them. Verification of the documents will be done before you get off the ship.

Overview

Introduction

Known as Philadelphia when it was part of the Decapolis (a group of 10 cities on the eastern border of the Roman Empire), Amman, Jordan's capital and largest city, lies just a short drive from the country's borders with Syria and Israel.

The area has been continuously inhabited since 6,000 BC, though few ancient buildings remain. This relatively drab, modern and sprawling city was not much more than a village when it became the seat of government in the 1920s—since then it has grown dramatically. Its population swelled with the arrival of succeeding waves of displaced Palestinians, who today make up a majority of the city's residents.

Nowadays, Amman has little of the atmosphere or medieval architecture one might describe as typically Middle Eastern. If you're trying to get away from Western life, you'll have a particularly hard time in the Amman West section of the city, which is lined with upscale shopping malls.

Must See or Do

Sights—The ancient ruins of the Citadel for the spectacular views; the brilliantly restored Roman Theatre.

Museums—The Jordan Archaeological Museum for its scenic vistas and illuminating exhibits artifacts; the Jordan Museum to see the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Memorable Meals—Sufra for traditional Jordanian dishes; the locally popular Hashem Restaurant; pastries at Al-Quds.

Walks—Strolling through the trendy neighborhood of Jabal Weibdeh; a walk down lively Rainbow Street.

Potpourri

Amman is one of the oldest inhabited areas in the world.

When it was ruled by the Macedonians, Amman was called Philadelphia.

The landscape of Amman comprises 19 hills.

Location

The port of Aqaba is the nearest dock, about 217 mi/350 km from the city. Both passenger as well as cargo vessels dock at this port.

Tourists visiting Amman by sea should carry all the necessary documents with them. Verification of the documents will be done before you get off the ship.