• Jerash - Spending just one day in Jerash only begins to reveal the wonders of this extraordinary Roman city, yet it will ignite your imagination and leave you eager for more! Here’s a flexible itinerary to make the most of your visit:

Temple of Artemis: Begin your exploration at the Temple of Artemis, dedicated to the goddess of the hunt, and marvel at its towering columns and intricate craftsmanship.
Oval Plaza: Enter the heart of Jerash at the Oval Plaza, once a lively marketplace. Envision chariot races and gladiatorial games.
Cardo Maximus: Stroll along the ancient Cardo Maximus, the main north-south thoroughfare of Jerash, lined with colonnades and shops. Experience the weight of history beneath your feet.
Temple of Zeus: Ascend the steps to the majestic Temple of Zeus, the largest sanctuary in Jerash, dedicated to the king of the gods. Be captivated by its grandeur.
Afternoon:

• Jerash Ruins - Nymphaeum: Find refreshment at the Nymphaeum, a stunning fountain adorned with statues and mosaics, once a retreat for relaxation and socializing.
  Archaeological Museum: Dive deeper into Jerash’s history at the Archaeological Museum, which showcases artifacts from its Roman and Byzantine eras. Discover pottery, sculptures, and mosaics.
  South Theatre: Imagine gladiator battles or theatrical performances at the South Theatre, a well-preserved amphitheater with excellent acoustics.
  Artemis Temple Terrace (Optional): Climb the stairs to the Artemis Temple terrace for sweeping views of the entire Jerash complex and the surrounding landscape.
  Wrap-up: (Optional)

Sunset Reflections: Experience the enchanting transformation of Jerash as it glows in golden hues at sunset, creating a memorable end to your day.
Local Delights: Enjoy a delightful Jordanian lunch or dinner at a restaurant within Jerash or nearby, savoring the local flavors and hospitality.

• Arch of Hadrian - This serves as your grand entrance to the ancient city. A monumental, three-arched gateway built to honor the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian in 129 CE.
• Oval Plaza - A truly unique and iconic feature of Jerash. This vast oval-shaped public square is encircled by a colonnade of Ionic columns. It was the social and commercial hub of the city.
• Cardo Maximus - This is the main colonnaded street that traverses the city. You can walk along its original paving stones, which still bear the ruts worn by ancient chariot wheels.
• Southern Theatre - A beautifully preserved Roman theater with remarkable acoustics. With a seating capacity of over 3,000, it is still used today for performances and is a highlight of the annual Jerash Festival.
• Temple of Zeus - Situated on a hilltop overlooking the Oval Plaza and the South Theater, the Temple of Zeus was a significant religious center. While much of it is in ruins, its scale and commanding views of the city are impressive.
• Temple of Artemis - Dedicated to the city’s patron goddess, this is one of Jerash’s most important and grandest temples. Its towering Corinthian columns and impressive scale are a testament to the city’s prosperity.

• Local Guide (If Option Selected)
• Entry Fees to Sites (If Option Selected)
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• English speaking driver
• Transportation (hotel pickup and Drop-off, air-conditioned vehicle, Fuel Surcharge)

• Meals, Gratuities, Personal Expenses

Flexible and Personalized: Tailor the itinerary to your interests, pace, and desired experiences. Want more time at specific sites? Explore hidden alleys?
Beyond the Classics: While the iconic sights are covered, we explore lesser-known ruins, delve deeper into Jerash’s history, and offer a richer understanding of its people and culture.
Local Expertise: Your guide, a knowledgeable Jordanian, shares fascinating insights into Jerash’s history, traditions, and everyday life. Get insider tips, recommendations, and answers to your questions.
Comfortable and Convenient: Enjoy a private tour with an air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and refreshments for a relaxed experience
Responsible Tourism: We prioritize water conservation, respect for local customs, and leaving no trace behind. Enjoy Jerash while contributing to its preservation and supporting the local community.
Ready to embark on your Jerash adventure? Let’s craft your ideal one-day experience!

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothes suitable for walking uneven terrain.
• Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for sun protection.
• Respect local customs and dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.