Discover the best top things to do in Ma'an Governorate, Jordan including Siq, Monastery (Al Dayr), Jordan Desert Hikes, Jordan Inspiration Tours, Petra Nights Tours Jordan, High Place of Sacrifice, Al-Beidha - Little Petra, Montreal Crusader Castle.
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5.0 based on 2,128 reviews
The main entrance into Petra is this narrow gorge bordered by cliffs over 300 feet high.
The main and only entrance to Petra from the top Long 1.2 km long huge cannle of agreay mount Tow water channels run along both rock sides Amazing silence and holy atmosphere With walking narrow Best point of siq is the end of it when it dose meet the great tample the treachary
5.0 based on 3,328 reviews
After Treasury the Monastery is one of the most impressive monumental buildings in Petra. It is carved in a limestone rock and after a very long walk (it's abput an hour and a half walk from Treasury) you'll be standing in awe in front of a really breathtaking building. There is a cafe right in front of the monument where you can enjoy your tea.
5.0 based on 326 reviews
Jordan Desert Hikes is expert on adventure travel and ecotourism. Discover what Jordan Desert Hikes can organize for you on the dedicated website.
5.0 based on 616 reviews
Jordan Inspiration Tours (JIT) offers customized tours throughout Jordan. From jeep and camel safaris in Wadi Rum to horse riding and sight seeing in the mystical Nabataean city of Petra to a luxurious spa experience at the Dead Sea or a morning hiking the famous Siq Trail in Wadi Mujib, you are sure to find an adventure to satisfy your inner explorer!
5.0 based on 785 reviews
We offer private tours only to focus on each customer, give holidays a local touch so you have an experience to remember. We hope you find on our homepage all necessary information and many travel ideas around our country, and certainly you can contact us directly for more information and tailor made tours. We are a family enterprise rooted in Petra where our business started, greatly inspired by our family’s passion to show our homeland to visitors. Note: We are not the organizers of Petra by Night.
4.5 based on 1,037 reviews
Whilst the site itself takes a bit of getting to most people will say it is worth it especially for the views and photo opportunities. The option of a different route back also makes it interesting.We did this walk with our tour guide which obviously is the best way to do it because of all the detailed information one gains during the trip adding to the interest of a 3/4 hour walk.Obviously you need to be mobile and be wearing the correct footwear, clothing and make you you have adequate water with you.
4.5 based on 1,240 reviews
Guests are all welcome , No fees , not tickets , We are all proud to advertise it with no entrance fees ,, What you have to do is to come , if you have a rental car , it is easy to find , From Petra / Wadi Musa . If you don't have car , contact us to arrange a car for you . it is a place you must experience in Petra , you can explore it within 2 hours and less . Guests are all welcome from all nationalities . It is open from 6:30 until sunset , after sun set 15 minutes , then you will enjoy little Petra from that mountains ! Little Petra or Baidha are 15-20minutes drive .
Really nice place with a great view at the end. Saw this before Petra and it was a great introduction. I was given a nice tour of Little Petra and the Neolithic village nearby by Sami Amarein. Sami also offered to guide me for a hike to the monastery in Petra or stay in his Bedouin tent and have dinner but unfortunately I didn’t have time. Facebook: Sami Amarein Whatsapp: +962 77 8279237 Instagram: same_al_mmarin
4.0 based on 663 reviews
We visited this place in November, and there were very few people there. We parked in the visitor center parking lot and then we first walked down a bit and then up a long driveway to the top. Even the view of this place from the parking lot is very cool. The fort at the top of the hill is not in the best of shape. It is easy to imagine what it was like to visit these kinds of places 50 or a hundred years ago before a lot of archaeological and reconstruction work was done. It can be hard walking around, but still terrific.
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