TIPS ON TOURS TO JORDAN

The main reason for touring Jordan is to visit Petra-

the capital city during the Nabatean period, the carved red rock impressing viewers with its beauty and whose appearance changes from the effects of the sun's rays during the course of the day.

The visit to Petra takes many hours and demands extended periods of walking.

Attention to the following details:

Entrance fee to Petra of approximately $50.- includes:  professional guide for

two hours and a roundtrip horseback ride.

Approximate distances to Petra are: 170 km. from Eilat

                                                     300 km. from Amman

                                                     530 km. from Tel Aviv / Jerusalem

                                                     390 km. from Beit Shean terminal

Consider the following information:

It is recommended to start the visit at the site during the morning hours which obliges the tourist to find lodgings in the area for the preceding night.

Petra offers hotel accommodations at varied levels and includes the opportunity to visit other tourist sites along the way to Petra.

Conclusion reached from above – Not necessary to sleep overnight or leave

from Eilat since the tour leaves from the center of the country for two days or more, being more effective than an overnight in Eilat with a final destination to Petra.

Sites to visit in Jordan on the way to Petra are,

in the North:  Jerash– an extraordinary ancient Roman city in all its

splendor;  Mount Nebo;  Madaba;  Amman

in the South:  Wadi Ram;  Aqaba;  and more…

Mazada Tours, experts in tourist services worldwide, organizes tours to Jordan.  Since 1992 – before the peace treaty with Jordan, diverse trips to Jordan were being offered for one day, two days, three and four days with…

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Due to a specific tourism request from the uninformed tourist with no knowledge of the facts, we offer a one day tour to Petra, a trip that includes 1120 km of travel, (round trip from the central part of the country), and added to that, a visit to Petra?