Jordan Petra Aqaba Madaba Jerash Amman 6 Days 3 Nights GOJO9063

21.30 hrs. Meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport, International Departure Terminal, 4th Floor, ROYAL JORDANIAN Airlines Counter, Flight No. RJ 183. Meet with the company's staff to welcome and facilitate.

00.20 hrs. Depart for Amman (AMM) by ROYAL JORDANIAN Airlines Flight No. RJ 183
05.50 hrs. Arrive at Amman Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, Jordan. Travel time is 9 hours.
The capital of Jordan or the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the center of the Middle East that combines the ancient with the modern. After going through immigration and customs, collect your luggage, then take you on an air-conditioned bus to Petra.
Noon Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Then take you to Petra. PETRA (Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985 and 1 of the 7 New Wonders of the World By voting from millions of people around the world on the magical day 07/07/07) The Rose-colored City hidden in the Valley of Moses (WADI MUSA) has a long history of thousands of years. It was once the home of the Edomites until the flourishing era of the Nabataean nomadic tribes occupying the land between 100 BC - 100 AD and came to build an empire, towns, etc. until in 106 AD, the city fell under the rule of the Roman Empire led by King Trajan and sealed this city as one of the Roman Empires of Eastern Arabia. (Everyone can ride a horse within the horse path in Petra, which is included in the ticket price. Just have to pay a tip to the horse driver of 5 USD per person / per trip or according to the negotiation with the horse driver. In case of elderly people or children, Petra has a golf cart service. The service fee can be asked from the officer or tour leader again. If you want to ride a donkey, ride a camel, ride a horse-drawn carriage, etc.)
• If anyone can't walk There is also a golf cart service, round trip, the service fee is approximately 25 JD or 1,300 baht.
• If you want to take a picture with a camel, there will be a service fee depending on the negotiation.
The distance into Petra is approximately 800 meters on a sandy road to the city center, with a view of the surrounding mountains on both sides, streams, treasure troves, and mountains on both sides that have different appearances. Take a walk into the city road THE SIQ, a walkway flanked by cliffs on both sides, more than 1.5 kilometers, which were created by the separation of the earth's crust and erosion of water millions of years ago. Most of the walkways are shady and comfortable (the walkway is quite steep, not tiring). Along the way, there are beautiful corners to take pictures along the way, and there are people selling souvenirs. Walk and admire the beauty of the steep pink cliffs on both sides, similar to small canyons, and various sculptures and statues. See the sacred temple of El-Khaznet (EL-KHAZNEH / TREASURY). The treasure trove of Pharaoh El-Khaznet is one of the most exquisite temples in Petra of the Nabatae Kingdom, where the Arabs lived in ancient times, as well as other buildings. Most of the ancient city includes a monastery. This structure is carved from sandstone and is believed to be the tomb of King Aretas IV in the 1st century AD. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Jordan and the region. In the early 19th century, it became known as Al-Khazneh. The Bedouins believed it to be a treasure trove, believed to have been built in the 1st-2nd centuries by the rulers of the city. At that time, it was a temple carved into a pink mountain, 40 meters high and 28 meters wide. The temple was designed with the influence of many countries in art, such as Egyptian, Greek, Nabataean, etc. Inside consists of 3 rooms: a large hall in the center and small rooms on the left and right. It was originally believed to be the treasure trove of the Egyptian pharaohs. (From the VISITOR CENTER, we travel to the TREASURY area, which takes about 3-4 hours.) See the Roman Theater (ROMANTHEATRE) carved from the mountain with equal horizontal seating and amazing balance. It is assumed that it was originally built by the Nabataeans. Later, during the Roman occupation, it was extended and built. There are 32 rows of seats and can accommodate about 3,000 spectators. / Free time to walk around and take pictures in Petra.
Dinner at the hotel
Take you to the accommodation PETRA CASTLE HOTEL, 4 stars or equivalent.

Morning, have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Take everyone to Aqaba City (travel time 1 hour 40 minutes) (Note: For those who will go swimming, snorkeling, please prepare a small bag, separate clothes and personal belongings to change in the bathroom on the boat.) Take you to Aqaba City, which is a port city and an important tourist city in Jordan. It is the only city in Jordan that has been declared a tax-free city. There are about 70,000 people living here. It is located near the Gaza Strip on the opposite side, which is Israel, with the Red Sea separating it. It is a fairly modern city but also has a lot of Jordanian culture. And there is an interesting thing, which is the tallest flagpole in the world, which is recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. Take you on a glass bottom boat (GLASS BOAT) to swim as you wish (takes about 3-4 hours. "Please prepare a set for swimming or snorkeling." The sea water here is very clear, but because of the depth and the thick glass, it makes it difficult to see the coral and shipwrecks very clearly. Take you to the point where you can see the corals, which is only about 5-6 meters deep, while the point where the ship sank is about 27 meters deep. Most of the corals are not very colorful. Marine animals such as lionfish, parrotfish, goby fish, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, and it is also a famous scuba diving spot. This sea covers 4 countries: Jordan, Israel, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia. See the clarity of the sea, see corals, various types of sea fish, sea urchins, jellyfish, etc. (The Red Sea is a historical sea that is mentioned in the Christian scriptures that this sea is the place where Moses performed a miracle by raising his staff to part the Red Sea as a path to lead the Israelites to escape from the pursuit of the Egyptian soldiers to capture them as slaves in Egypt. And the goal is to travel to the Promised Land that God gave to the Israelites, which is Jerusalem today.)
Noon Have a BBQ lunch on the boat.
Lunch buffet on the boat with fish, chicken, and barbecued lamb, eaten with salad and roti. Then take you to the Wadi Rum desert. It takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. This desert was once a caravan route from Saudi Arabia to Syria and Palestine (it used to be the home of the Nabataeans before they moved to establish a great empire in Petra). In the Arab Revolt of 1916-1918, this desert was used as a base of operations for British officers, T.E. Lawrence and Prince Faisal, the leaders of the Arabs, to drive out the Ottomans who invaded to occupy the land. Later, it was also used as a real location for filming the great Hollywood movie "LAWRENCE OF ARABIA" (and in 1963, it won 7 Oscars and more than 30 awards from other institutions, starring PETER O'TOOLE, OMAR SHARIF. Take a ride in an open-top pickup truck to enjoy the desert atmosphere, which is said to be one of the most beautiful in the world, with a wide, peaceful orange-red sand (the color of the sand changes according to the sunlight). See the Lawrence Fountain. Formerly a place where British soldier T.E. Lawrence used to rest and plan battles with the Ottomans. Camel riding fee 20 JOD // 30 USD. Please ask the tour leader for more information. Camel riding fee (not included in the tour price) 20 JOD // 30 USD. Please ask the tour leader for more information.
Dinner at the camp.
Stay at LUXURY RUM MAGIC CAMP (BUBBLE TENT) or equivalent.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Take you to Al-Kerak, located in the south of Jordan. This city is home to many Christians and is home to the Kerak Castle, which used to be a fortress during the Crusades but was later abandoned for almost 500 years. Currently, some parts have been restored and are open to tourists. This castle is also home to the Karak Archaeological Museum, which collects various ancient artifacts that can tell the story.
Noon Have lunch at a local restaurant.
When the time is right, take the group to the Dead Sea, which takes about 3 hours (200 kilometers). The Dead Sea is located on the border between Israel and Jordan. It is formed from water flowing from a stream in Jordan. It contains a mixture of sodium and magnesium, which reacts with the hot springs at the bottom of the lake, making it salty. Four times longer than other seas, it is 76 kilometers long, 18 kilometers wide, has the deepest point at 400 meters and is 417.5 meters below sea level, making it the lowest area in the world. The water in the Dead Sea is very dense, with 25% of salt dissolved in water, causing objects to float above the water. Even people who can't swim can float in the Dead Sea and it is recorded in the Guinness Book as the lowest point in the world. Invite you to swim in the sea and prove the truth that you can really float or not. (Swimming in the sea has methods, steps, and precautions. You should listen to the advice of the local guide and tour leader.)
Dinner at the hotel
Take you to the accommodation, GRAND EAST HOTEL RESORT & SPA, 4 stars or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Take you to Amman. On the way, stop to buy products made from the Dead Sea, such as mud masks, facial masks, soaps and many other products made from the Dead Sea. Then take you to Madaba, a former important route during the Roman era, the Holy Land of Jerusalem and the city of the story of Moses, which is important in the history of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It is also a center famous for making mosaics. It is an art of decorating with small pieces of glass, stone or tiles, which are used to decorate cathedrals or are currently used to decorate houses or the city of mosaics. See the Greek-Orthodox Church of St. George, built around 600 AD during the Byzantine era. See a map of the Holy Land of Jerusalem, decorated with approximately 2.3 million pieces of colorful mosaics showing the areas of the Holy Land. In the Mediterranean area, Jerusalem, the Jordan River, the Dead Sea, Mount Sinai, Egypt, etc., take you to the top of Mount Nebo, 817 meters above sea level. It is believed to be the burial place of Moses, the leader of the Jews who traveled from Egypt to Jerusalem. It is one of the holiest places in Jordan. This is the last place of Moses before showing the way for his successors to lead the people to the Promised Land in present-day Israel. When standing on the top of the mountain, you can see the Promised Land, THE PROMISED LAND, which Moses saw on the top of this mountain. It has been a pilgrimage site for Christians since ancient times. The church on the top of the mountain was built in the late fourth century to mark the point where Moses was believed to have died. MOUNT NEBO has also been a place of visit for the Christian Pope. Pope John Paul II stopped here during his visit to the Holy Land and planted an olive tree, a symbol of peace, next to the Byzantine church. Then visit the city of Jerash or "the city of a thousand pillars", which was once one of the 10 great eastern cities of the Roman Empire. It is assumed that this city was built around 200 - 100 years before Christ. In the past, this city was called In 749 AD, this city was destroyed by a major earthquake and buried by sand. After that, it was lost for thousands of years. See Hadrian's Arch and the Hippodrome. Take you to walk through the southern gate. See the Oval Plaza, a gathering place for the townspeople, the Temple of Zeus, etc. The southern theater (built around 90-92 AD) can accommodate up to 3,000 people. There is an echo point in the center of the theater. Come and experience the wonder of just speaking softly. The sound will echo into our ears. See the Temple of Artemis, the goddess of the city of Jerash, built around 150 AD, built as a place for ceremonies. And sacrifice to this goddess. Divided into 3 floors: outer, middle and inner. Take you to Cardo Street or Colonnade Street, the main road used to enter and exit the city. On that road, there are still traces of chariot wheels, manhole covers, lantern arches, horse drinking wells. See the fountain in the city center (NYMPHAEUM), built around 191 AD to dedicate to the goddess of the mountain, which is respected by the people of this city. There are water sprayers in the form of seven lion heads and decorated with various gods in the arches on top of the fountain, etc.
Noon Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Take you to see around the capital city of Amman, the capital city located on 7 mountains and has a history of more than 6,000 years. Pass by the old city, new city, business district, central market, rich district, etc. See the Citadel of Amman (CITDAEL) built as a landmark for observing various political events around the city. Free to take pictures at the most beautiful viewpoint of this city. With the backdrop of the Roman theater ROMANSTHEATER The largest in Jordan, it can hold up to 6,000 spectators and the strange buildings located on the high mountain, which are assumed to have been built between 161-180 AD during the Roman era. The old Umayyad Palace was built around 720 AD by the Muslim leader of the dynasty. During the Muslim rule of Jordan, the interior consists of offices, living rooms, etc. Pass by the palace of King Abdullah II (RAGHADAN PALACE), which is located on the mountain, the most beautiful location in Amman. And there are soldiers strictly guarding and inspecting. Then travel to Amman, then free shopping. CITY MALL- CARREFOUR are 2 large malls next to each other. There are many brand names to choose from. Then, when the time is right, take the group to the airport 

02.15 hrs.  Depart for Thailand with ROYAL JORDANNIAN Airlines flight number RJ182
15.15 hrs.  Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport safely and with unforgettable impressions