After breakfast departure for the visit of the site of Petra. Petra is one of the greatest archaeological sites in the world and one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. 2000 years old and known as the "City of Red Rock", Petra was the ancient capital of the Nabataeans from the 3rd century BC to the 2nd century AD. Carved by the Nabataeans out of solid rock, Petra was forgotten for hundreds of years until it was rediscovered in 1812. Upon entering Petra, travelers are offered the opportunity to ride a horse for the 800m from the visitor center to the entrance to the “Siq” (canyon). From the entrance to the Siq, you will be treated to a 1250 meter walk to the first monument “The Treasure”. For most of the day we will explore the incredible structures of Petra: the Treasury, the Tomb Field, the Obelisks and the Altar, and much more. Dinner and overnight in Petra.

After breakfast, we will take the road to Kerak where we will visit the famous castle. Throughout the castle it is very easy to distinguish the dark and coarse masonry of the Crusaders, from the lighter and neat limestone blocks later used by the Arabs. We will visit the site of the Battle of Mutah in 629 AD. Here we find the tombs of the venerable companion Zaid bin Harithah, who led the army during the battle of Mutah and died, the tomb of Ja'far bin Abi Talib and Abdullah bin Ruwahah. Arrival at Allenby Bridge, border crossing. Welcome on the Palestinian side. Transfer to hotel in Al Quds. Installation at the hotel. Walk to Al Aqsa. Stop for light meal. Guided tour of the Al Aqsa Mosque and Maghreb and Ichaa prayers. Return to the hotel Dinner and overnight in Al Quds.

Before sunrise, departure to the Al Aqsa mosque for fejr prayer. Return to the hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, we will continue our visit to Jerusalem by going to the Mount of Olives. The highest peak, at-Tur, rises to 818 meters and not only offers a splendid view of the old city, but also occupies an important place in the history of the three monotheistic religions. Visit the tomb of Salman Al Farisi, companion of Caliph Omar Ben Al Khatab. Together they reached Al-Quds in 638. Visit the tomb of Raba'a Adwieh. She was a dancer and singer during the Abbasid period. Once she left show business and dedicated her life to Islam. Today she is the Passage in front of the door of the Church of the Ascension. On the way visit Jardin Jetchemanie where the prophet Issa was arrested. Visit of Jabal Omar (Al moukabber). Depart for Beit Lahem. We will visit the historic center of Bethlehem and the Church of the Nativity, one of the oldest functioning churches in the world, built above the cave that tradition calls the birthplace of the Prophet Issa. There is a story that Salah El Din prayed here in honor of Prophet Issa. Departure for the Aldohaisha refugee camp (possible lunch there if the group of 15 people or more). We will visit Hebron “Khalil Alrahman”, built by the Canaanites around 4000 BC. We will be taken to the old city, visit the Tomb of the Patriarchs which contains the tombs of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and their wives, we can pray in the Al Khalil mosque. Passage in front of the Nabi Allah Al Kidr mosque, Holy Land settlements, separation wall. Stop in Palestinian shops. Back to Al Quds. Maghreb prayer at Al Aqsa Free time Ichaa prayer at Al Aqsa Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight in Al Quds

Before sunrise, departure to the Al Aqsa mosque for fejr prayer. Return to the hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, departure for the city of Ramallah to visit the tomb of Yasser Arafat. Then, the direction of the city of Nablus to visit Mount Jerezim. Back to Al Quds. Maghreb prayer at Al Aqsa Free time Ichaa prayer at Al Aqsa Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight in Al Quds

Before sunrise, departure to the Al Aqsa mosque for fejr prayer. Return to the hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, guided tours of the old town and free time. Dinner and overnight in Al Quds

After breakfast, departure to the Al Aqsa mosque for fejr prayer. Departure for a great day of visits to northern Palestine. Today we will discover Haifa, a former German colony and today the World Center of the Baha'i Faith. It is also known by the largest hanging gardens in the world. Head to Acre (Akko), a city with 5,000 years of history. This old port city is the former capital of the Crusader kingdom. Akko was one of the most important cities in antiquity. Various cultures found refuge there, the Crusaders conquered it and the Ottomans lived there for many years. Napoleon Bonaparte himself wanted to conquer the city, but after two months of siege and several assaults, he failed and had to leave the place without glory...and you will understand why once there. Return to Jaffa, one of the oldest ports in the world on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea. It is an Arab city before the exodus of its population in 1948, merged in 1950 with the Jewish city of Tel Aviv. Back to Al Quds. Dinner and overnight in Al Quds.

Before sunrise, departure to the Al Aqsa mosque for fejr prayer. Return to the hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, departure for Jericho Ariha. An oasis in the heart of the desert, Jericho is the lowest and oldest city in the world! Stop at the Ibmoussa Mosque: the Prophet Moussa -Moïse, according to the Koran, is buried there. Pray. Visit the Islamic castle "Qasr Hisham", north of the oasis, where the Umayyads built a palace which preserves beautiful mosaic floors. Then departure for Pont Allenby. Border crossing. Welcome on the Jordanian side. Direction the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth at 392 meters below the level of the Mediterranean Sea. Due to its high concentration of salt, it floats like a cork! The Dead Sea is one of the greatest wonders of the world. This sea is the world's richest deposit of natural salts. Visit the cave of 7 sleepers on the road. Transfer to Amman.

Transfer to Amman airport for the return flight.