Meet at Queen Alia International Airport 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 over night

Breakfast at hotel 07:30 Check out and Transfer to Mount Nebo 08:30 Arriving mount nebo – visit Memorial Site of Prophet Moses 09:00 Visit Madaba ( St. George’s Church ) 09:30 Transfer To Dana 12:00 Arriving Dana Nature Reserve – Self Guided Trekking for 01hrs30-02 Hrs FROM TOWER TILL RUMMANA AND BACK 14:00 Proceed to Beida 15:30 Arriving Beida – 01 Hours Walking 16:30 Transfer to Your hotel in Petra for Over Night

( WITH GUIDE) Full Day Trekking on Feet and climbing up to Monastery and High Place – Walk Through the Siq , Then Climb the (around 900 Stair steps) up to the Monastery
Then Back Same Down way
You Can Use a Donkey for the climbing and pay for it directly Then Climb Up the stairs to High Place (Sacrifice Place) Descend down the mountain and walk through the siq Again Back to Hotel
(Or you Can Hire A carriage or Horse to go Back from Treasury Site back to Entrance of Petra Over Night at Hotel in Petra

07:00 Breakfast at Hotel 09:00 Pick up and transfer to Rum Valley 11:30 Arriving Rum Valley - Jeep Ride around 01hrs30-02 Hrs Fluted rocky hill known as the Seven Pillars of Wisdom Remains of a Nabatean temple Fissured rock & walk into a narrow canyon Thamudic inscriptions Two rock-bridges in Wadi Rum Lawrence's Castle Opposite side of the wadi branch is another collection of Thamudic inscriptions, At the entrance to the Wadi, near the modern visitors entre, you pass the fluted rocky hill known as the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, which gave its name to Lawrence's account of the Arab revolt. Nearby, in the lee of a steep cliff, are the remains of a Nabatean temple. Partially restored, the temple was probably used by Nabatean traders entering or leaving the wadi, presumably to pray for, or give thanks for, a safe passage.
Moving deeper into the wadi, past the settlement of Rum, the scenery opens up, and it matches Lawrence's description of "vast, echoing and God-like". Broad sweeps of red sand wash up against the base of rocky mountains and cliffs underneath a curving blue sky. Heading for one of the monoliths of fissured rock, you walk into a narrow canyon where the walls are etched with Thamudic inscriptions, the language of pre-Islamic Arabia. The inscriptions and depictions of camels suggest that the canyon was used as a refuge from the hottest part of the day, and also served as an information centre giving details of the nearest water and similar advice.
Nearby is one of several rock-bridges in Wadi Rum. The easily eroded sandstone has been subject to millennia of scouring winds, boring a tunnel through the rock, leaving a natural bridge above. The next stop, even further into the wadi is another rock bridge - higher, and with a slightly shorter span. For the more adventurous, the lure of scrambling up these bridges and enjoying the unrivalled view and silence is hard to resist.
You now begin to loop back towards the entrance of the wadi. A small, largely ruined, fort nestles up against a huge boulder - this is called Lawrence's Castle, but whether or not he ever used it is questionable. It doesn't look big enough to have served any defensive function. However it does provide you with a great view back up the branch of the wadi you have just descended. On the opposite side of this wadi branch is another collection of Thamudic inscriptions, these showing a lot in common with the rock-art found in north Africa. Animals, hunting scenes and shamanistic depictions are all etched into the rock.
After Noon Free time for Optional Camel Ride, Or Horse ride Dinner Over Night At Camp in Rum

07:00 breakfast, 09:00 Pick up and START TREKKING IN RUM On Feet With Bedouin Guide / Escorting Jeep for Luggage WEST-EAST TRAVERSE OF JEBEL RUM, ASCENT VIA SABBAGH’S ROUTE, DESCENT VIA HAMMAD’S ROUTE, ABSEILING INTO WADI SHELAALI : this involves easy climbing (2/3) through marvelous scenery and with spectacular views across Wadi Rum. It really needs about eight hours, moving pretty fast; if you can take two days for it and sleep on the summit this is a great experience and a wonderful introduction to Wadi Rum.
Bedouin Lunch in The desert After Noon Pick up and transfer to Aqaba Over Night Hotel in Aqaba