• St. George’s Church - Begin your journey in Madaba, famously known as the ‘City of Mosaics’. This city is celebrated for its intricate mosaic map of the Holy Land, which adorns the floor of St. George’s Church. Visitors are invited to step inside and admire this masterpiece.

This unassuming 19th-century Greek Orthodox church is home to a significant relic of early Christianity. In 1884, Christian builders were thrilled to discover the remains of a Byzantine church during construction. Among the ruins, they found a mosaic floor that had withstood intentional destruction, fire, and neglect. This mosaic is not just any artwork; it is the oldest map of Palestine known today, offering valuable historical insights into the region.

• St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church - Located in Madaba, Jordan, St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church is a site of great religious and historical importance. It attracts both pilgrims and tourists with its rich history and distinctive features.

• Dead Sea Region - Escape to the Healing Embrace of the Dead Sea
  Relax at Earth’s Lowest Point
  Embark on a revitalizing journey to the Dead Sea, a natural haven of stunning beauty and peace. Consider staying at a beautiful resort (optional) and enjoy the mineral-rich waters, famous for their healing properties.

Experience Blissful Relaxation
Float effortlessly on the buoyant waters, enjoying a unique sensation. Bask in the sun on the warm beaches and rejuvenate your skin with a natural mud mask, taking advantage of the area’s renowned mineral resources.

Take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes, where ancient history meets geological marvels.

Witness a Natural Wonder
Be amazed by the Dead Sea’s unique formation, situated at the lowest point on Earth. Learn how its high salinity, due to constant evaporation, creates a one-of-a-kind environment.

Return feeling refreshed and revitalized.

• Mount Nebo - Proceed to Mount Nebo, the hill where the prophet Moses is believed to have seen the Promised Land before his passing. Enjoy the panoramic views of the Jordan Valley, including the ancient lands of Judah and Jericho. Visit the Franciscan monastery, located on the site of the ancient church of Mount Nebo, to explore its relics and mosaics.

The museum is currently working on a project to create the world’s largest mosaic, measuring 30 meters in length and consisting of 3.5 million pieces. This mosaic will illustrate the entire route of the King’s Highway, and visitors can participate by placing a piece into the mosaic. The museum also offers a variety of workshops for visitors of all ages.

• Entry Fees to Sites ( If Option Selected )
• Bottled water
• English-speaking driver
• Lunch at the Dead sea ( If Option Selected )
• Transport by Modern vehicle, WiFi Onboard

• Local Guide

Explore the remarkable mosaic stories in Madaba, tread the paths once walked by Moses on Mt. Nebo, and indulge in the calming, mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea. Envision a destination where ancient narratives and breathtaking natural beauty blend seamlessly. In Madaba, trace the steps of pilgrims and marvel at the world’s oldest preserved mosaic map of the Holy Land. Ascend to the summit of Mount Nebo, where Moses gazed upon the Promised Land. Absorb the tranquil ambiance and enjoy stunning views of the Jordan Valley. Then, discover the unique allure of the Dead Sea. Float effortlessly in its warm, mineral-laden waters, the lowest point on Earth, and pamper yourself with a natural mud spa, unlocking the timeless secrets of this ancient region. This splendid one-day journey through Madaba, Mount Nebo, and the Dead Sea is rich with history, awe-inspiring landscapes, and revitalizing natural wonders. So, pack your bags and embrace the warm Jordanian spirit for an unforgettable adventure.

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