Wadi Mujib is a big canyon located to the east of the Dead Sea. in the way to petra you will have the chance to witness the magical views along the valley, This panorama is taken from a new lookout. you can find the Mujib dam behind of the winding road. The bed of the valley ends at the DeadSea shore.

Depart to the south towards the Nabatean Red Rose City of Petra that is considered one of the wonders of the world. A city 139 miles (225 kilometres) from Amman that was carved in stone more than 2000 years ago in order to dominate the trade routes of ancient Arabia. Visit its towns, damns, and water channels and enjoy a walk along the narrow siq, a path which is the main entrance to the city. The first thing you will see is the Khazneh, which was believed to be a tomp for one of the Nabatean Kings. You will also see other monuments such as The Monastery and the Altar of Sacrifice. In the afternoon you will move towards Wadi Rum, called the valley of moon, where the film Lawrence of Arabia was filmed and lately The Martian. You will spend the night in a Bedouin camp inside Rum reserve, in a very unique calm and quiet spot whilst having dinner cooked according to Bedouin style and evening activities "accommodation in the camp isn't included"

After breakfast you will have 2-hour experience in Wadi Rum by a 4x4 Jeep (Local Bedouin cars). Wadi Rum is a uniquely-shaped massive mountain that rose among the rosy red sand of the desert with towering cliffs of various brownish, reddish and golden colours.

you will head to aqaba and explore the city, in one hour city tour before heading to dead sea

After breakfast you will have a short visit of Wadi Rum in a 4x4 Jeep (Local Bedoiune cars). Wadi Rum is a uniquely-shaped massive mountain that rose among the rosy red sand of the desert with towering cliffs of various brownish, reddish and golden colours. Then, you will move to the Dead Sea which sits over 1300 feet (432 m) below sea level. The Dead Sea is one of the most incredible places in the world. It is known for the Biblical storey of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, which were destroyed by fire and brimstone. The Dead Sea speaks for itself: there are no living fish. It is by far one of Jordan's most impressive and spectacular places to visit. Its calm, shining water glowing from the scorching sun above, is known for the concentration of salt and minerals which makes it a therapeutic as well as a unique swimming experience not to be missed. Enjoy some free time to swim before returning to your hotel in Amman.