Dana to Wadi Malaga.

Dana Nature Reserve - The journey begins at Dana Village, a picturesque stone-built village with breathtaking views of the Dana Valley. The trail descends through lush greenery, passing terraced farms and scenic viewpoints. Along the way, wildlife such as ibex and birds of prey can be spotted.

The path leads to Wadi Feynan, a remote desert area renowned for its copper mining history. A visit to a Bedouin family offers a chance to enjoy lunch and learn about their rich history and culture. After leaving Wadi Feynan, the trek continues across desert landscapes, through dramatic gorges and canyons. The scenery becomes more rugged, with towering cliffs and hidden oases. Several Bedouin camps are along the way, providing opportunities to interact with locals and learn about their traditional lifestyle.

Upon arrival at Wadi Malaga, the team will set up camp, and a traditional Bedouin meal will be enjoyed under the stars. Overnight wilderness camping.

Dana Biosphere Reserve - • Dana Biosphere Reserve.
• Stunning views of the Great Rift Valley.
• Bedouin hospitality.
• Ancient copper mines.
• Desert canyons and gorges.
• Bedouin encounters.

Wadi Malaga to Ras Alfade.

Dana Nature Reserve - • Rugged desert landscapes.
• Narrow gorges and hidden valleys.
• Spectacular views.

Ras Alfad to Little Petra.

Petra - Wadi Musa - On this day, the trail leads closer to Petra. The path passes through remote Bedouin camps and small villages before reaching Little Petra (Siq al-Barid), a smaller version of Petra with ancient rock-cut structures. This hidden gem, less crowded than the main Petra site, offers exploration of Nabatean ruins and caves.

Overnight at a Bedouin camp in the Little Petra area, preparing for the final leg of the journey.

Petra - • Little Petra (Siq al-Barid).
• Nabatean ruins and rock-cut structures.
• Stunning desert views.

Little Petra to Petra (full day visiting Petra by the back door).

Petra - Wadi Musa - The final day of the hike is incredibly rewarding. Entering Petra through a less-traveled route avoids the crowds. The trail leads to The Monastery (Al-Deir), one of Petra’s most iconic structures, carved into the sandstone cliffs. From The Monastery, explore Petra’s many wonders, including The Treasury (Al-Khazneh), The Royal Tombs, and The Siq. Conclude the journey with a guided tour of Petra’s highlights.

Highlights:
• The Monastery (Al-Deir).
• The Treasury (Al-Khazneh).
• The Siq.
• Ancient Nabatean ruins.

Petra - Wadi Musa - • The Monastery (Al-Deir).
• The Treasury (Al-Khazneh).
• The Siq.
• Ancient Nabatean ruins.

• Expert local guide
• Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee
• Accommodation in Dana and Little Petra
• Tents, Mattress, Sleeping bags
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• First Aid Kit
• Daily luggage transfer to campsite
• Welcome gift

• International Flights.
• Travel insurance.
• Personal Expenses.
• Tips for the team.
• Entrance fees.
• Trail snacks.

Embarking on the Dana to Petra hike is more than just a physical journey; it’s a spiritual experience that deeply connects the traveler with Jordan’s rich history and natural beauty. As one treks through vast desert landscapes, rugged mountains, and ancient paths, they follow in the footsteps of those who lived in this land centuries ago. Each step offers an opportunity to reflect on the untouched wilderness and the historical marvels awaiting in Petra.

The hike invites participants to witness the seamless blend of nature and history, where stunning panoramic views of cliffs, valleys, and canyons are punctuated by the ancient rock-hewn wonders of Petra. Travelers will traverse diverse ecosystems, from the lush vegetation of Dana Biosphere Reserve to the arid, desert-like conditions approaching Petra, highlighting the region’s natural and cultural diversity.

As they hike, they will not only encounter breathtaking landscapes but also the resilience of the land and its people. It’s a chance to connect with nature.

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