Jordan Tour Packages from Pune

Land at Queen Alia International Airport and your TGF trip leader receives you for a private transfer to your hotel in the upscale Abdoun or Jabal Amman neighbourhood. Evening orientation walk through Rainbow Street — Amman's most atmospheric strip of cafes, galleries, and boutiques. Welcome dinner at a traditional Jordanian restaurant featuring mezze, freshly baked taboon bread, and the legendary Jordanian mansaf stew. Your guide gives you the Jordan Pass — your single ticket covering the visa fee and entry to 40+ sites including Petra.

• Queen Alia Airport arrival and private transfer
• Hotel check-in in Amman
• Rainbow Street evening walk
• Welcome dinner with traditional Jordanian mansaf
• Jordan Pass distribution (covers visa + Petra + 40 sites)

Meals: Dinner: Traditional Jordanian restaurant

Stay: 3-star hotel, Amman

Amman is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on Earth — and it shows at every corner. Morning visit to the Amman Citadel on the highest of its seven hills, housing the Temple of Hercules (2nd century AD) and the Umayyad Palace (8th century AD). Just below sits the remarkably preserved Roman Theatre — 6,000 seats carved into the hillside in 138 AD, still used for concerts today. Afternoon: Jordan Museum (best introduction to the country's 100,000-year history) and the famous Downtown souks for spices, gold, and antiques.

• Amman Citadel — Temple of Hercules and panoramic city views
• Roman Theatre (2nd century AD, 6,000 seats)
• Jordan Museum
• Downtown Amman souks
• Optional: Darat al Funun contemporary art gallery

Meals: Breakfast: Hotel | Lunch: Hashem Restaurant (the most famous falafel spot in Jordan) | Dinner: Hotel area

Stay: 3-star hotel, Amman

Drive 3 hours south to the ancient Nabataean city of Petra — one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Enter through the Siq: a 1.2 km slot canyon carved by tectonic forces, narrowing until suddenly — the Treasury (Al-Khazneh) appears in front of you framed by a gap in the rock. The collective gasp from every traveler at that moment is the best sound in travel. Your expert guide leads you through the full archeological city: the Street of Facades, the Royal Tombs, the Roman Cardo, and the dramatically situated Monastery (Ad-Deir) — 850 steps climbed to a structure larger than the Treasury. Full day on-site.

• The Siq canyon approach — 1.2 km of anticipation
• The Treasury (Al-Khazneh) first reveal
• Street of Facades and Royal Tombs
• The Monastery (Ad-Deir) — 850 steps, worth every one
• High Place of Sacrifice mountain trail
• Petra Museum

Meals: Breakfast: Hotel | Lunch: Restaurant inside Petra | Dinner: Petra town restaurant

Stay: 3-star hotel, Petra town or Wadi Musa

Optional early morning return to Petra before the crowds arrive — the golden morning light on the Treasury is a completely different experience from midday. Visit Little Petra (Siq al-Barid) — a smaller Nabataean site just north of Petra, free of crowds, with beautifully preserved ceiling frescoes inside rock-cut dining rooms. Petra by Night operates Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 800 candles illuminate the Siq and Treasury in an unforgettable one-hour ceremony.

• Little Petra (Siq al-Barid) — uncrowded Nabataean gem
• Petra by Night — 800 candles, Bedouin music, pure magic
• Morning Petra re-entry for golden hour photography
• Local Bedouin tea with guides

Meals: Breakfast: Hotel | Lunch: Local restaurant | Dinner: Traditional Bedouin dinner

Stay: 3-star hotel, Petra

Drive south to Wadi Rum: the Valley of the Moon. This is where Lawrence of Arabia rode, where The Martian and Dune were filmed, and where Bedouin tribes have lived for thousands of years. A half-day 4x4 jeep safari covers the major rock formations: Lawrence's Spring, the sand dunes of Um Sabatah, the ancient inscriptions at Khazali Siq, and Jebel Burdah natural rock bridge. As the sun sets, the red sandstone turns fire-orange. Overnight in a Bedouin luxury camp: private tents with en-suite facilities, traditional dinner under open skies, and the most stars you have ever seen.

• 4x4 Jeep safari through Wadi Rum desert
• Lawrence's Spring historical site
• Um Sabatah sand dune climbing
• Sunset that turns the desert red and gold
• Luxury Bedouin camp overnight
• Traditional dinner under billions of stars

Meals: Breakfast: Hotel | Lunch: Packed lunch in desert | Dinner: Traditional Bedouin camp dinner

Stay: Luxury Bedouin camp, Wadi Rum

Drive north to the Dead Sea — the lowest point on Earth at 430 metres below sea level. The water is 10 times saltier than normal seawater, making it physically impossible to sink. Float on your back reading a newspaper like the postcards show. The black mineral-rich mud on the shoreline is legendary for its skin-healing properties — slather it on and feel decades younger. Afternoon at a Dead Sea resort with pool and private beach access. Late afternoon drive to Amman for farewell dinner.

• Dead Sea floating — impossible to sink
• Dead Sea mineral mud treatment
• Resort pool and private beach access
• Views across the water to Israel and the West Bank
• Farewell group dinner in Amman

Meals: Breakfast: Camp | Lunch: Dead Sea resort restaurant | Dinner: Group farewell dinner, Amman

Stay: 3-star hotel, Amman

Morning visit to Jerash — one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world outside Italy. Jerash was a thriving city of 15,000 people during the Roman Empire and today its colonnaded streets, triumphal arches, theatres, and temples remain almost entirely intact. Walking through Hadrian's Arch (130 AD) and down the Cardo Maximus (main colonnade) feels like stepping directly into ancient Rome. Early afternoon transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for departure.

• Jerash — best-preserved Roman city outside Italy
• Hadrian's Arch (130 AD)
• Oval Plaza and Cardo Maximus colonnade
• South Theatre (still used for cultural events)
• Queen Alia Airport transfer and departure

Meals: Breakfast: Hotel | Lunch: Jerash restaurant

Stay: Departure day