Meet at Queen Alia International Airport AIRPORT PROCEDURES upon disembarking craft, you will go through halls till immigration area, where you will meet our representative who will be holding a board sign of your name ,he will lead you through procedures and deliver you till coach ,transfer to hotel for o/n NO LUNCH DINNER AT HOTEL

Breakfast at hotel 08:30: Check out of Hotel and short City tour is Amman, Visiting Citadel, 09:30: Transfer to Mount Nebo 10:30: Arriving mount nebo – visit Memorial Site of Prophet Moses 11:00: Visit Madaba ( St. George’s Church ) 11:30: Transfer to Karak 12:30: Arriving karak, Visit SalahEddin Castle , 13:00: Proceed to Shoback 15:30: Arriving Shoback – Visit the site 16:30: Transfer to Petra 17:30: Arriving Petra – Dinner over night At Hotel in Petra BREAKFAST AT HOTEL NO LUNCH NO DINNER

BREAKFAST AT HOTEL NO LUNCH NO DINNER

Arrival to at the airport. Meet & greet by our driver. At 13h00, transfer to the hotel in Beirut. Check in.
In the afternoon, visit of the capital Beirut, home of the first law school in the world, dating back to the Phoenician Era. Have a photo stop at Pigeon Rock and take a walk along the Corniche. Visit of Beirut Downtown. The trendy Solidere area of downtown Beirut has been beautifully restored. Solidere is also home to several Roman ruins sites that have been uncovered and preserved, several notable mosques and churches, and the National Parliament Building. The ruins of the extensive Roman Bath complex are located just west of the Solidere (Beirut Central District) region, below the Grand Serail. Have a walk around “La Place de l’Etoile” and Clock Tower.
Visit the St. George Cathedral, Mohammad Al‐Amin Mosque & Al‐Omari Grand Mosque. Return to the hotel & overnight.

Breakfast at hotel. Departure to visit Jeita Grotto. The caverns are on two levels: the lower caverns are visited by boat over a subterranean lake 623 meters long, while a dry upper gallery can be seen on foot. In summer you can visit both the upper and lower galleries while enjoying the refreshingly cool temperature inside the caves. The lower section is sometimes closed in winter when the water level is high, but the extensive upper galleries are open all the time.
Continue to visit Harissa “Our Lady of Lebanon”, an immense immaculate statue overlooking the bay of Jounieh. Erected at the end of the 19th Century, the statue of the Virgin dominates a sanctuary (a chapel in the pedestal).
A panoramic view is guaranteed at the top of the statue, Free time for lunch. In the afternoon visit of Byblos, the oldest continuously inhabited town built upon multiple layers of ruins. Modern scholars believe the site of Byblos dates back at least 7,000 years (5,000‐4,000 BC).
The city’s current name is taken from the Greek word for “papyrus” (paper). Byblos was not only a major trading center and producer of papyrus, but is also famous for being the city where Phoenician scholars created the world’s first alphabet.
The small, harbor was once a thriving commercial center, where Lebanon’s cedar wood was shipped throughout the region in ancient times.
Byblos has extensive archaeological ruins which have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ruins range from Stone Age huts to a Roman theater to a Persian fortress and an impressive Crusader castle & the Roman amphitheater. Visit St John the Baptist church and explore the old souks (markets) & the medieval ramparts. Return to the hotel in Beirut & overnight.

Breakfast at hotel. Departure to the chouf area. Visit of Beiteddine Palace (meaning “house of faith”). A perfect example of classic Lebanese architecture of the time, it has decorated ceilings, colorful marble mosaic floors, luxurious Turkish Baths and harem suites, in a setting of beautifully groomed gardens, a guest house in which the French Poet "Lamartine" once dwelt, water jets and colonnades. The palace remained the emir’s residence until his forced exile in 1840, when the Ottomans used it as the government residence. It was declared a historic monument in 1934, and then began a restoration process. Since 1943, it has been the summer home of the president. Stop at Deir el Qamar, famous for its palaces which display the ancient Lebanese style in architecture. Transfer to the airport for departure