Amman Citadel
The Amman Citadel is an ancient site located in the capital city of Jordan, Amman. It sits on a hilltop and offers magnificent panoramic views.
The citadel houses several archaeological ruins, including the Roman Theater, Umayyad palaces, and Roman baths.
Visitors can explore these ancient ruins and learn about the history and culture of Amman.
Additionally, from the top of the citadel, one can enjoy breathtaking views of the cityscape of Amman.
Jerash
Located in northern Jordan, it is an important ancient Roman city site.
This ancient city boasts well-preserved Roman architecture, including magnificent colonnades, theaters, baths, and galleries.
Visitors can admire exquisite ancient structures, the urban planning of the Roman city, and stunning sculptural art.
The ancient city of Jerash is one of Jordan's most significant tourist attractions, attracting both domestic and international visitors to explore its rich history and cultural heritage.
Petra
Located in southern Jordan, it is an ancient and mysterious archaeological site.
This city is carved into the red sandstone canyon and is renowned for its exquisite architecture and dramatic landscapes.
The most famous structure in Petra is Al-Khazneh, also known as The Treasury. It is a massive ancient temple believed to hold great treasures.
Visitors can stroll through the canyon, marvel at the carvings and architecture on the cliff walls, and explore ancient temples, theaters, and residences.
Petra is Jordan's national treasure and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors from around the world with its captivating and awe-inspiring travel destination.
Wadi Rum
Located in southern Jordan, it is a magnificent desert landscape.
This area is famous for its unique sandstone formations, golden sand dunes, and towering red rocks.
Visitors can embark on jeep tours to explore this breathtaking place and witness the stunning natural beauty, such as cliff walls, desert meadows, and sandstone arches.
Wadi Rum, the Valley of the Moon, is also a popular camping and hiking destination, where visitors can experience desert life and enjoy camping under the starry skies and embark on adventurous hikes.
Mount of Olives
Located in the eastern part of Jerusalem, it is a significant religious and historical landmark.
This mountain is named after its dense olive groves and holds great importance in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Mount of Olives is home to numerous sacred sites and ancient structures, including the Church of the Ascension, the Jewish Cemetery, and the Chapel of the Ascension.
Moreover, it offers magnificent panoramic views of Jerusalem, making it an excellent vantage point for visitors to admire the city's beauty.
This place attracts believers and tourists from around the world who come to visit, pray, and explore this spiritually and historically significant site.
Wailing Wall
Referring to the Western Wall in Jerusalem, Israel, also known as the Wailing Wall or the Western Wall of the Temple Mount.
It is one of the holiest sites in Judaism and is believed to be the remains of the ancient Second Temple.
The Western Wall is an important pilgrimage site for Jewish worshippers, who come here to pray, seek solace, and express their devotion to God.
Composed of massive stone blocks, it is part of the ancient temple complex.
The Western Wall also holds political and religious symbolism and often becomes a focal point of conflict between Israel and Palestine.
Bahai Gardens
Located in Haifa, Israel, the Baha'i Gardens is a captivating religious and landscape heritage.
Constructed by followers of the Baha'i faith, the garden showcases meticulously manicured flowers, lush greenery, and exquisite landscape design.
Stretching along a steep hillside, the garden consists of 19 terraces, each featuring different plants and landscaping elements.
The Baha'i Gardens is a tranquil and serene place, attracting visitors and believers from around the world who seek peace and spirituality.
Visitors can explore the lower part of the garden, marveling at breathtaking views and beautiful blooms, while the upper section is accessible only to Baha'i adherents.
Daily Itinerary
- 14:30 Arrival Pick up by tour guide
- Go to Amman city for photography
- Climb the Castle Hill
- Visit the museum
- View of the ancient Roman Theatre
Breakfast: On the plane / Lunch: X / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, transfer to the ancient city of Jerash
This is one of the world's largest and best preserved Roman cities.
The monuments in the city belong to the ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine, Arabian Wumayyad and Abbasid periods.
With thousands of years of history and a rich cultural heritage, it is possible to take pictures of the intersection of history and modernity.
- Afterwards, transfer to Petr
- Upon arrival, take pictures of Petra's sunset
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, take pictures of the sunrise in Petra, the sunset turns this ancient city into a gorgeous rose city.
- Afterwards, we will go to the ancient city of Petra, one of the new seven wonders of the world and one of the 50 must-see places for travelers as selected by National Geographic Traveler magazine in 1999.
The word "Petra" means "stone" in Greek, and the city was carved out of stone, a great and romantic project.
The ancient city of Petra is located in the southern desert of Jordan, about 260 kilometers from the capital Amman, in a high mountain valley at an altitude of 1,000 meters.
It was carved almost entirely out of rock, and the rocks of the Petra site have a coral-jewel-like reddish hue that glows in the sunlight.
It is also known as the "Ancient City of Roses" because of its special geomorphology, which gives it a stunning color. It has been listed by the United Nations as a Heritage Site of Humanity.
Petra was built in the Moses Gorge by the nomadic Nabataean people during the Hiero period and was quite wealthy.
It was completely forgotten by the world after the Crusades until the early 19th century. It was not until 1812 that it was discovered again. It was also the location for the hit movie "Raiders of the Lost Ark".
- The whole day is spent here.
- Take pictures of the sunset and the night view of Petra.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, you will take a car ride to Wadi Rum to capture the famous "Wadi Rum Moon Valley."
Moon Valley is a stunning mountain valley located in the southwest of Jordan, known for its vibrant red sand terrain that resembles the color of red wine during sunset.
This location has been featured in renowned films such as "Lawrence of Arabia" and "The Martian."
- It will be a full day dedicated to capturing the beauty of Wadi Rum's Moon Valley
- and at night, you will have the opportunity to capture the peaceful desert landscapes and the awe-inspiring night sky filled with countless stars.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, you will spend the entire day capturing and creating art in Wadi Rum.
An exclusive arrangement has been made for you to take a jeep ride into the desert, where you can admire the unique and breathtaking landscapes.
（The guided tour will last approximately 2 hours, with around 40 minutes dedicated to the jeep ride. During this time, you will have the opportunity to capture the vast stretches of golden sands and towering cliffs in your photographs.）
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, you will be driven to the Dead Sea.
This world wonder and popular vacation spot for Europeans is renowned for its unique charm.
As the lowest point on Earth, with an elevation of -417 meters, the Dead Sea attracts countless visitors from around the world to experience its magical properties.
According to legend, it is believed to be the place where Moses led the Israelites to escape from Egypt, disappearing into the hills on the Jordanian side of the Dead Sea.
The name "Dead Sea" comes from its high salt concentration, with the water evaporating at a greater rate than freshwater flowing into it. This high salt content, about 10 times saltier than the ocean, along with hundreds of minerals, creates a buoyancy several times stronger than that of the ocean.
As a result, plant life cannot thrive, but it also allows for a unique floating sensation that cannot be experienced in other bodies of water. Photographers can personally experience the joy of floating.
- Here, you will have the opportunity to capture the stunning sunset over the Dead Sea, conducting your photography and creative work in this extraordinary setting.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, you will capture the beautiful sunrise over the Dead Sea.
- Take the car to the Allenby border crossing，transit formalities
- Next, you will proceed to Masada, where you will capture the oath-taking site of Israeli soldiers.
Masada holds historical significance as the site of the most heroic sacrifice by the Jewish people in the 1st century against the rule of the Roman Empire.
In 2001, UNESCO designated Masada as a World Heritage Site.
- Finally, you will head to Jerusalem and check into your accommodation.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, we went to Jerusalem for a full day of shooting
Ascend the Mount of Olives and behold the magnificent panoramic view of Jerusalem. From here, you can capture the breathtaking beauty of the entire city, including a panoramic shot of the Dome of the Rock.
- Visit the main Church of the Agony, located on the Mount of Olives.
- Then, proceed to the Garden of Gethsemane to capture the stunning imagery of the Church of All Nations.
- Next, head to the Old City for your creative endeavors, following the path of Jesus' suffering along the Via Dolorosa, retracing his footsteps as he carried the cross.
- Arrive at the Crusader-built Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the believed site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection according to the Byzantine tradition.
The Old City, with its rich historical background, offers a wealth of artistic inspiration.
- Continue to the holiest site for the Jewish people, the Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall.
This remnant of the ancient Solomon's Temple is where worshippers and pilgrims gather to pray. Capture the unique scene of prayer and devotion against the backdrop of the Western Wall.
- In the evening, photograph the sunset over Jerusalem before returning to your hotel in Jerusalem to rest.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, take a car to Tiberias.
- Upon arrival, enjoy a specialty meal: Peter's Fish meal.
- After lunch, take a boat tour to cruise the Sea of Galilee and capture the beautiful scenery.
The Sea of Galilee is the largest freshwater lake in Israel, shaped like a harp and surrounded by the Golan Heights, Mount Hermon, and the Galilee Mountains. It offers stunning landscapes.
- Engage in creative photography around the Sea of Galilee, visiting sites such as Capernaum, the Church of the Beatitudes, and the Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fishes. The unique churches provide excellent subjects for artistic creations.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Tilapia / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, we will take a car to the Golan Heights for photography.
In the news, the Golan Heights and the battlefield are synonymous. In reality, the Golan Heights is Israel's most famous scenic area, abundant with snow-capped mountains, lakes, and hot springs.
Amidst picturesque landscapes, remnants of tanks, bunkers, and fortifications from past wars can still be seen.
Exploring the tranquil and peaceful Golan Heights allows us to witness the ever-changing tides of history.
- We will proceed to the Blue Cave, also known as the Pigeon Cave or Rosh Hanikra. It is hailed as the beautiful "Blue Eye" of the Mediterranean.
Located at the northernmost point of Israel, adjacent to Lebanon, this natural wonder was carved by centuries of seawater erosion. The rugged cliffs of the sea reef have also served as an excellent military defense fortress.
The railway track that once connected Egypt to Lebanon passed through this area and was destroyed during past conflicts, leaving behind numerous historical sites that have become popular tourist attractions.
- Finally, we will head to the ancient city of Acre (Akko) to check-in at the hotel and rest.
Breakfast: Hotel
- After breakfast at the hotel, we will head to the ancient city of Acre (Akko) for photography.
With a history spanning over 5,000 years, Acre has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This ancient Phoenician city is filled with historical landmarks. During the Crusades, it was a renowned military port, and remnants of its grandeur can still be seen today.
The founder of the Bahá'í Faith is buried in Acre, making it a sacred place for Bahá'í believers.
- We will then proceed by car to Haifa, the third largest city in Israel, to capture the beauty of its Baha'i Gardens.
The Bahá'í Temple in Haifa was built to resemble the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. With a cost of 250 million dollars and a construction period of 100 years, it is a magnificent masterpiece and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Next, we will travel to the ancient city of Caesarea for photography. Built by King Herod the Great around 22 BCE, Caesarea is a massive and fortified ancient city.
It stood along the coast for over 500 years until it was severely damaged by a major earthquake.
Before falling into the hands of the Crusaders in the late 13th century, the ancient city remained an important power center. The surviving circular amphitheater, aqueduct, and hippodrome ruins are not to be missed.
- Finally, we will head to Tel Aviv to check-in at the hotel and rest.
Breakfast: Hotel / Lunch: Local Meals / Dinner: Hotel
- After breakfast, we will head to the renowned White City of Tel Aviv for a full day of photography.
- The entire city has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, leaving the world in awe.
Tel Aviv is home to approximately 2,500 Bauhaus or International Style buildings, creating a landscape of white facades.
These buildings were primarily constructed between the 1930s and 1950s, marking the farthest point reached by the European modernist art movement.
- We will also capture the ancient city of Jaffa (Yafo), where the old streets and churches nestled against the hill reflect the city's rich history. Inside the buildings, top Israeli artists gather, and you can explore galleries, jewelry shops, and antique stores, immersing yourself in the charm of Israeli modern art. The combination of poignant legends and abstract contemporary art is truly captivating. While strolling along the ancient city's Mediterranean streets, you can gaze into the distance at the towering buildings of Tel Aviv, feeling the weight of history.
- In the evening, we will transfer to the airport for departure.
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