Egypt, Jordan and Israel Tours

Imagine touring three incredible countries by choosing a single travel package? Unbelievable? Then you havent yet tried Egypt, Jordan, and Israel Tours. Venture into ancient destinations and lost cities that have experienced centuries of the history of man. Should you embark on a regular trip in Egypt, Jordan, and Israel, what should you expect? Here is what such a trip might entail: www.egypttoursplus.com/egypt-jordan-israel-itinerary/

Experience Egypt

The Museum of Antiquities in Cairo

It is only fitting that you first tour the popular Egyptian Museum. This world-famous venue holds the greatest array of Egyptian antiquities globally. Would you wish to see Cairo from the highest vantage point? Then you can include the Cairo tower observatory in your schedule.

The Giza Pyramids and Sphinx

You can then head to The Great Pyramids of Giza, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built for the ancient kings of Egypt, the Pharaohs; the pyramids are the oldest among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. While you are at it, have some pictures taken at the Sphinx, which is a statue of a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a man.

The Wonders of Jordan

The Dead Sea

After exploring Cairo, you can take a quick flight to Amman, Jordan. This is a bustling and modern city that boasts of a broad array of ancient ruins. You can visit the Dead Sea, which interestingly, is one of the lowest place on the earths surface. The sea also ranks among the saltiest water bodies globally. Fun fact: The Dead Sea is nearly ten times as salty as the ocean water. In this sea, you will easily stay afloat due to its mineral-rich properties. You can also smear yourself with Dead Sea mud, hailed for healing properties.

Madaba Mt. Nebo

Next on the Egypt, Jordan, and Israel Tours itinerary is the ancient Jordanian city of Madaba. This is where you can see the famous 6th century Mosaic Map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land. Do you know that Madaba is renowned for the unmatched Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics? Afterward, you can take a peep at Mount Nebo, where Moses was buried.

Petra in Jordan

Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and among the Seven New Wonders of the World, is a major attraction in Jordan. It hosts more than eight hundred monuments crafted from solid stone. Other unforgettable sights are the stunning Treasury and the 8,000-seat amphitheater.

The Valley of the Moon in Jordan

Because of the lunar-like landscape, this desert is referred to as the Valley of the Moon. You can do a 4WD vehicle tour or a camel ride. In this amazing part of the tour, you can be ready to see magnificent rock arches, narrow gorges, and towering cliffs.

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Tour Israel

Bethlehem

The first stop can be the Church of the Nativity, so-called for the grotto it is constructed around. Did you know that the Church of the Nativity is the oldest continuously-used place of worship in Christendom? Well, it is and in addition, it is where Jesus was born.

Jerusalem

Jerusalem ranks among the oldest cities in history. And three major religions-Judaism, Islam, and Christianity- treat it as their holy city. You can check out the Western Wall also called the Wailing Wall, the ancient limestone wall in Jerusalems Old City. There are also other outstanding and scenic sights, including Golgotha, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and the Dome of Rock.