Jordan – 5 Days / 4 Nights

Jordan offers an otherworldly blend of natural beauty and ancient grandeur.

In just five days, you’ll float in the Dead Sea, wander through the rose-red city of Petra, and camp beneath a blanket of stars in the Wadi Rum desert.

Your Journey Map

What's Included

✓ Private transfers and guides

✓ 1 night in Amman, 1 night in Petra, 1 night in luxury Wadi Rum camp, 1 night in Dead Sea resort

✓ Petra guided walk

✓ Wadi Rum jeep safari and stargazing

✓ Dead Sea mud and float experience

Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival in Amman

• Arrive in Jordan’s capital and check into a modern hotel in the city center.

• Enjoy a Levantine dinner at a rooftop restaurant with panoramic views.

Day 2 – Petra: A Walk Through Time

• Travel along the King’s Highway to Petra.

• Enter through the narrow Siq canyon and emerge at the majestic Treasury.

• Spend the day exploring ancient tombs, caves, and temples.

• Evening at leisure near the Petra gate.

Day 3 – Desert Wilderness of Wadi Rum

• Drive to Wadi Rum and hop aboard a 4x4 jeep for a tour of the mars-like desert.

• Watch the sunset over towering sandstone cliffs.

• Dinner and overnight at a luxury Bedouin camp under the Milky Way.

Day 4 – The Dead Sea

• After breakfast, drive north to the Dead Sea.

• Spend the day floating on mineral-rich waters and covering yourself in healing mud.

• Watch the sunset over Israel from your resort infinity pool.

Day 5 – Departure

• After breakfast, drive back to Amman for departure.

• Optional stop at the Mosaic city of Madaba or Mount Nebo en route.

Important Information

Indian travelers must apply for a Jordan Pass (includes visa and entry to 40+ sites including Petra).
Jordan is a desert country — hydrate well and carry sun protection, even in spring/autumn.
Petra and Wadi Rum involve moderate to high walking or hiking — suitable shoes and light layers are essential.
Alcohol is available but limited to certain hotels/restaurants; respect local customs, especially in rural or Bedouin areas.
Currency is JOD (Jordanian Dinar) — more valuable than USD. Credit cards work, but some desert camps may accept only cash.
Dress modestly in religious or rural areas — headscarves are not required for women, but covered shoulders are recommended.
The itinerary includes long drives (3–4 hours), but scenic breaks and refreshments are provided.

Optional Add-Ons

• Hot air balloon ride in Wadi Rum

• Day trip to Jerash Roman ruins

• Cooking class with a Jordanian family

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