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Amman
Umm Qais
Jerash
Ajloun
Salt
Madaba
Nebo
Karak
Dana
Wadi Dana
Fyenan
Wadi Ghuwair
Wadi Namala
Wadi Arabah
Little Petra
Petra
Wadi Rum
Diseh
Bedouin villages |
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Package rates:
2 Pax: 1399 US $ per person
3 Pax: 1289 US $ per person
4 Pax: 1219 US $ per person
5 Pax: 1179 US $ per person
6 Pax: 1119 US $ per person
Single room supplement: 150 US $
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Rates included:
Meets and assist at airport
All transfers by deluxe Jeep or Van
from day 1 to day 14
Entrance fees to all sites as per
itinerary
Meals as per itinerary
Hotels accommodation (3* in Petra,
3* in Amman)
Tour guides at the sites, and
trekking days
English speaking driver
Jeep Safari in Wadi Rum
Horse ride in Petra
Mineral water during trekking
Sand bottle with guest name at the
end of the tour or in Petra
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Rates does not included:
Visa fee to Jordan (15 US $)
Tips and departure tax
Lunches and
Travel insurance
Any other item not mentioned in our
itinerary
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You will need to bring with you:
White clothes
Good shoes
Good sandal
Sun lotion
Sun glass
Back bag
Flash light
Toilet paper
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Petra by night:
To visit Petra during daylight is an
awe-inspiring experience, to
experience it at night by the light
of 1,800 candles is truly an
out-of-this-world experience! Walk
through the Siq to the Khazneh
following a candle-lit path and
enjoy the haunting music of the
Bedouin at the Treasury. Tours start
at 8.30pm and finish at 10.00pm.
Tickets can be purchased from the
Petra Site Office at the entrance to
the site. Allow yourself plenty of
time to walk through the Siq, you
don't want to miss the show.
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One of the Noor Al Hussein
Foundation's most prominent income
generation initiatives for
empowering women that continued to
progress/evolve for 14 years had
been the National Handicraft
Development Project. The Project
was successful in preserving
traditional handicrafts and creating
income for women in remote and rural
areas. Through the Jordan Design and
Trade Center (JDTC), the program had
established nine income-generating
handicraft centers, provided product
development, technical expertise,
and linkages to local and
international markets, thus creating
over 2000 job opportunities for
women. In summer 2004, JDTC’s
showroom and its initiated handcraft
projects were turned over to
women-led cooperatives, while the
Foundation’s Cooperatives Unit
maintains indirect support to these
enterprises. |
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