Jordan 8 Days

Amman, Dead Sea, Madaba, Petra and Wadi Rum

classic circuit.

Amã Amman, capital of Jordan, is a city that offers two views: a modern and more traditional, where you can find a large souk. As a tourist attraction, Amman offers the Blue Mosque King Abdullah, who is usually also open to non-Muslim people, the ancient Greek acropolis and the great Greek amphitheater. The friendliness of the local people and services more and more prepared for tourism, make Amman a cozy metropolis.

Dead Sea The Dead Sea is located in a desert area between Jordan and Israel which is characterized by its salinated waters and their bona fide property for various treatments of beauty and health. The shore of the Dead Sea has become a place of relaxation and rest for your visitors. This region offers lovers of ancient history many legends and myths, making the Dead Sea a must-pass zone for all curious.

Madaba Madaba, also known as city of mosaics for its Byzantine tradition, is a mixture of cultures. You can visit the Church of St. George, that of the Holy Apostles, the Madaba arquológico Park, Mount Nebo with the area of ​​Bethany, etc. This Jordanian city has a biblical tradition and Mosaic nearly century and a half of life, in addition to a cuisine that is still undiscovered. Madaba is also a clear example of coexistence between Christianity and Islam.

Petra Petra was discovered just over a century, but it has an architectural richness that it seems that this excavation leads exposed from thousands of years ago. UNESCO included Petra as one of the new seven wonders of the modern world and one thing is certain, not leave you indifferent. The Treasure of Petra is the most visited site and where they recorded some famous Hollywood movies.

Wadi Rum Wadi Rum is an experience not to be missed if you visit Jordan, sand color changes depending on the sun: in the morning, Despois dawn, is a deep red that is becoming orange as they pass the time. A dawn in the desert is almost as spectacular as seeing at night thousands of stars in the sky, without any obstacle that prevents see them in all their splendor.