• Archaeological Museum of Umm Qais - The archaeological site of Umm Qais provides visitors with an opportunity to delve into a rich historical tapestry.

Roman Theaters: The remnants of two Roman theaters are a major attraction. The main (western) theater is particularly striking, constructed from black basalt stone.

Colonnaded Street: The Decumanus Maximus, a well-preserved colonnaded street, highlights the city’s Roman urban design.

Basilica Terrace: This area features the remains of a Byzantine church built atop an earlier Roman mausoleum, illustrating the site’s extensive religious and cultural evolution.

Umm Qais Museum: Situated in one of the restored Ottoman houses, the museum exhibits artifacts from the Hellenistic, Roman, and Islamic eras.

Panoramic Views: A visit to Umm Qais is enhanced by its stunning scenery. From the hilltop, visitors can view the Sea of Galilee, the Yarmouk River, and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

• Ajlun Castle (Qala’at ar-Rabad) - Perched on a hilltop above the town of Ajloun in northwestern Jordan, the castle is about 75 km northwest of Amman.

A Fortified Structure: Originally designed with four main towers and a moat, the castle was later expanded with additional towers and a gate featuring a drawbridge. Visitors can explore the various rooms, corridors, and staircases that form the intricate interior.

The Museum: A small museum within the castle showcases a collection of artifacts from different historical periods.

Panoramic Views: A highlight of the visit is the breathtaking panoramic view from the castle’s battlements. On a clear day, the Jordan Valley, the Sea of Galilee, and the surrounding forested hills are visible.

• Jerash Ruins - Jerash is an extensive archaeological site that requires several hours to explore, with main roads linking key attractions.

Hadrian’s Arch: A magnificent triple-arched gate honoring Emperor Hadrian.

Hippodrome: A vast Roman arena for chariot races, accommodating 15,000 spectators, occasionally used for reenactments.

Oval Plaza: A distinctive oval forum encircled by Ionic columns, historically used as a marketplace.

Cardo Maximus: The primary 800-meter colonnaded street with original paving and chariot wheel ruts.

South Theater: A well-preserved Roman theater with seating for over 3,000, still hosting performances and festivals.

Temple of Artemis: Dedicated to the city’s patron goddess, featuring impressive Corinthian columns.

Temple of Zeus: A hilltop temple offering sweeping views of the ruins and the city.

Nymphaeum: A grand public fountain with an ornate facade and water channels, highlighting the city’s water system.

• Private transportation
• Hotel Pickup & Drop-Off
• Bottled water
• English Speaking Driver
• WIFI Onboard
• Local guide at Jerash ( If Selected )
• Surcharges on fuel

• Personal Expenses

Experience the allure of the North tour of Jordan, a trip that transports you to a bygone era. A welcoming driver will greet you at the hotel lobby or a prearranged location at 8 am, eager to begin your thrilling day of exploring Jordan’s stunning scenery. As this is a full-day excursion, remember to bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera to capture those memorable moments.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.