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Greek Islands, Cyprus, Jordan & France - Full Itinerary

This summer I made one of my life goals come true and travelled for 3 weeks to 5 countries (the 4 I was meant to visit originally + an accidental stopover in Austria) including Greek mainland and island hopping as well as visiting one of the 7 Wonders of the World, Petra in Jordan.

ATHENS - GREECE

Official gov tourism website https://www.visitgreece.gr/mainland/attica/athens/ 

Day 1

Take a 40 min bus from the airport

Temple of Olympian Zeus - Acropolis & Slopes Pass

Hadrian’s Arch - FREE

Theatre of Dionysus - Pass

Ruins of Asklepieion and Stoa of Eumenes - Pass

Odeon of Herodes Atticus - Pass

Acropolis of Athens - Pass

Erechtheoin - Pass

Temple of Athene Nike - Pass

Parthenon - Pass

Acropolis Museum - €15

Coming down the hill Areios Lagos (ancient law court) - FREE

Ancient Agora of Athens  - Pass

Temple of Hephaestus (at the ancient agora) - Pass

Monastiraki Square - FREE

Hadrian’s Library - Pass

Day 2

Plaka - FREE

Zappeion Garden - FREE

Ethnikos Kipos (Athens national garden) - FREE

Kalamaki Beach - FREE

Day 3

The Prison of Socrates - FREE

Church of Saint Demetrios Loumbardiaris - FREE

Pnyx - FREE

Philopappou Hill - FREE

Flight from Athens to Santorini

SANTORINI - GREECE

Day 1

Thera (Fira) day out - 30 min bus (€2)

Three Bells of Fira - FREE

Black sand beach - FREE

Day 2

Day trip to Oia

Day 3

Ancient Fira - £5

Ferry to Heraklion

HERAKLION - GREECE

Day 1

Beach day - FREE

Day 2

Venetian port Heraklion - FREE

Old Town - FREE

Day 3

Knossos Palace - £15

Heraklion Archaeological Museum - Included in the ticket

Day 4

Take the bus to Chania, 2 hours 30 min https://www.allincrete.com/buses-timetables/ around £15

CHANIA - GREECE

Day 1

Old Venetian Port of Chania - FREE

Lighthouse of Chania - FREE

Boat Trip - many depart daily from the port for £25

Day 2

Chania International Airport flight to Paphos

PAPHOS - CYPRUS

Day 1

Take a 25 min taxi to the hotel

Explore Paphos Old Town - FREE

Day 2

- Venus Beach - FREE

Day 3

Archaeological Site of the Tombs of the Kings - £2

Day 4

Archaeological Site of Nea Paphos - £4

Paphos Castle - FREE

Forty Columns Fortress - PAID

Paphos Mosaics - PAID

House of Dionysus - PAID

Villa of Theseus - PAID

House of Orpheus - PAID

Agora - PAID

Lighthouse - FREE

Day 5

Flight to Amman Queen Alia International Airport

AMMAN - JORDAN

Day 1

Take a bus from the airport (departs every 30 min) 

Roman Theatre - JORDAN PASS

Folklore Museum - JORDAN PASS

Amman Citadel: Open Cistern, Palace - JORDAN PASS

King Abdullah I Mosque - FREE

Rainbow Street - FREE

JORDAN PASS (includes visa) https://jordanpass.jo/Contents/Prices.aspx 

Day 2

Take a bus from Amman to Petra 6:30 am takes 3 hours arrival 9:30 am https://www.jett.com.jo/en 

PETRA - JORDAN

Day 2

Petra Tourist Office - FREE

Petra Museum - included in the JORDAN PASS

Siq (the Treasury) trail, then Jabal Haroun trail, then the climb up 900 steps Ad-Dier Monastery Hike - JORDAN PASS

Take a 40 JOD taxi to Wadi Rum Visitor Centre

WADI RUM - JORDAN

Day 2 Continued

Pick up from Wadi Rum Visitor Centre for 5 JOD organised by the camp (let them know arrival time one day prior to the stay)

Check-in at Desert Magic Camp & Resort Ad Disah Road 1, 77110 Wadi Rum, Jordan

Traditional dinner - 13 JOD

Day 3

Jeep tour of the desert (regular 4 hours) - 22 JOD

5 JOD jeep ride back to Wadi Rum Visitor Centre

Take a bus back to Amman

AMMAN - JORDAN

Day 3 Continued

Dinner at Hashem Restaurant

Day 4

Swim in the Dead Sea - Amman Beach - Dead Sea - FREE or ask your hotel for a private driver around 80 JOD for two people with access to a private beach at one of the resorts

The Baptism Site of Jesus Christ https://www.baptismsite.com/operating-hours-a-entrance-fees/ - 12 JOD

Flight to Paphos then flight to France Marseille Provence Airport 

MARSEILLE - FRANCE

Day 1

Chateau d’If via boat - €6 transport not included 

Day 2

Palais Longchamp - FREE

Cathedral La Major - FREE

Basilica of Notre-Dame of la Garde - FREE

Flight from Marseille Provence Airport back to the UK

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Amman: Culture, Gastronomy, Adventure

Welcome to Amman, the vibrant capital city of Jordan, a magnet for the adventurous souls and wanderlust seekers. With a rich tapestry of history, a diverse culinary scene, and numerous activities, this city promises an unforgettable experience. Let's delve into the heart of Amman and uncover the gems that this enchanting city has to offer.

Culture: Unveiling the Past

Amman boasts a captivating blend of ancient ruins and modern architecture, showcasing the city's rich cultural heritage. To truly immerse yourself in Amman's historical tapestry, a visit to the Citadel is a must. This ancient citadel, perched atop Jebel al-Qala'a, offers panoramic views of the city and houses remnants from various civilizations, including the Roman, Byzantine, and Umayyad periods. The Roman Theater, a true architectural marvel, cannot be missed. Be it a performance you catch or just a moment you take to sit and soak in the grandeur, this ancient amphitheater is a testament to the city's Roman influences and the enduring love of the arts.

Gastronomy: A Culinary Wonderland

Prepare your taste buds for a culinary adventure like no other. Amman's vibrant food scene is a delightful fusion of traditional Jordanian flavors and international influences. Start your day with a hearty Jordanian breakfast at Hashem, a legendary spot known for its mouthwatering falafel, hummus, and freshly baked bread.

Activity: Unleash Your Adventurous Spirit

Amman offers a plethora of activities to satisfy the adventure enthusiasts. Embark on a journey to explore the desert wonders of Wadi Rum, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its magnificent rock formations, ancient rock art, and adventurous jeep and camel safaris. The awe-inspiring landscapes will transport you to another world.

Transportation and Tips: Navigating Amman

Getting to Amman is relatively easy, with Queen Alia International Airport serving as a major hub. Upon arrival, taxi services are readily available, and many hotels offer shuttle services. Alternatively, public transportation in Amman consists of buses, taxis, and ride-hailing services like Uber and Careem.

Nightlife: Dancing Under the Moonlight

When the sun sets, Amman comes alive with a vibrant nightlife scene. With a variety of bars and clubs, the trendy district of Abdoun has something for everyone, be it live music, DJ sets, or a laid-back atmosphere.

Shopping: A Shopper's Paradise

Amman is a haven for shopaholics, offering a mix of traditional markets and modern shopping malls. Explore the chaotic yet charming streets of downtown Amman, where you'll find the bustling souks of Al-Husseini Mosque and Rainbow Street. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and scents of the local markets as you haggle for unique souvenirs, spices, and handicrafts.

Money Matters: Currency and Etiquette

The currency of Jordan is the Jordanian Dinar (JOD). It is advisable to carry local currency for smaller establishments and local markets. Credit cards are widely accepted in most places, but it's always good to have some cash on hand. As you explore this culturally-rich city, please remember to respect local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites, and be mindful of local etiquette. Amman is a city that captivates the senses and leaves an indelible mark on every traveler's heart. Whether you find yourself wandering through ancient ruins, indulging in delectable cuisine, or embarking on exciting adventures, Amman will ignite your spirit of exploration. Uncover the secrets of Amman and let this enchanting destination become a cherished chapter of your travel adventures. Read the full article

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توصيل من مطار الملكة علياء الدولي

خدمة توصيل المسافر��ن من مطار الملكة علياء الدولي توصيل من المطار الى عمان سيارة حديثة ومكيفة سعة 4 أشخاص و 3 حقائب فقط 25 دينار باصات هيونداي سياحيه حديثة ومكيفة سعة 7 اشخاص و 7 حقائب فقط 40 دينار

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Transfer Airport To Wadi Rum

Enjoy a stress-free start to your time in Jordan with this private transfer service from Amman International Airport to Wadi Rum. Source: Transfer Airport To Wadi Rum

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藍的像海一樣-安曼的天空The Sky in Amman is as blue as a sea.

趁著冬天氣溫比較低的時候跑一趟中東，目標雖然是佩特拉古城，但既然專程來了，就想說多花一點時間到處玩玩，而且選在淡季(2月)的時候去，安曼3-5、6月是旺季，中東這裡一般冬季寒冷，夏季炎熱，2月已經接近淡季尾了，還好飯店這時候還可以撿到便宜的價錢，而約旦旁邊的鄰居是以色列，以色列一般收入是台灣的3倍，約旦雖然收入較低，但首都安曼市區也沒有真的便宜到地底去，因此要有心理準備，何況約旦這裡並非物價就等於品質。 As I took a tour around Jordan,though Castle Petra was the main target,I still had spent some time here on purpose to add up the fun for my trip.Winter here is extremely cold,but summer is sultry and scorchingly hot.Thus,I chose to visit Jordan in the end of Febuary due to the timing of the year was kinda slack for tourism.Every March - June was considered as peak seasons. This time of year,I could get some sweet price in time for hotels here. Though Jordan’s average income is not as high as its neighbor ,Israel(3 folds of Taiwan’s avg.income),Amman was not really cheap as dirt.So,be prepared that quality is not as high as its pricing here.

阿勒婭王后國際機場行李提領區The bags claim at Queen Alia International Airport.

如果不是南下去埃及開羅，而是從南邊其他景點要回安曼坐飛機離開約旦，那從摩西尼波山的城鎮直接到機場，會比先回安曼市區再轉車到機場離開約旦近和快。 It will be faster and shorter going to airport from southern tourist site,Mt.Nebo,than you go back to Amman city ,and then from there transferring again to airport by taxi.

安曼主要公共交通工具是巴士，市區有3個主要巴士總站，我住近北站，出機場大門就有售票亭，45分鐘到一小時可到達(視交通狀況)，到總站再換乘計程車到飯店。 The main public transporting vehicle is buses in Amman.There are 3 major bus terminals.I went to northern bus terminal for my hotel was close to it,from where I transferred by a taxi that drove me to my hotel.I saw the bus ticket booth right away after stepping out the arrival hall.It generally takes 45 mins to 1 hour from airport to Amman city(depends on traffic).

往市區飯店途中的街景Traffic on the way to my hotel.

另外安曼的主要交通工具是公共巴士，班次很多，但你要先知道去哪裡，不知道就要問，但是這裡的人英文不是很好，另外共乘計程車有固定路線，沒停的地方也沒辦法用，只剩非共乘計程車，但是要先講價錢。 Main public transportation is buses.However,if you don’t know the bus routes,then it’s all useless to you.Most people’s English was not good either.So you might not get the information you’d need.Shared cabs ran the same routes as buses,which would be the same uselessness, if they don’t stop at your destination.Thus,general taxi was my only hope,but the price must be settled first.

安曼市區的人對觀光客算是很和善，對亞洲來客也好奇，郊區就要小心不要落單，我在其他市鎮有被當地社區小混混包圍，還好有計程車經過，被我當場叫住跳上逃走了。 People in Amman were friendly to tourists,they might be curious about other Asians though.However,get alerted when in suburban area.I was surrounded once by local young pranks.Luckily there was a cab happened to pass by me,and I halted it and got on it right away to leave the spot of troubleness.

我下塌飯店(Hotel Toledo)的餐廳，馬賽克磁磚和裝潢充滿了中東風味，工作人員對我都很好，接待大廳從前門是在3樓，但是從後門屬起來，卻是在7樓，很怪吧?主要是因為安曼市建城在7丘上，經過都是發展雖然已經破碎化，但市區仍是山坡地形，四處走動還是很費力氣，所以走不遠，一定得搭車才行，對自由行觀光客是體能的挑戰。The restaurant of my hotel was decorated with mosaic tiles,which was full of Middle East’s ambience.The staff was also very nice to me.What made it weird was that its reception hall was at 3rd floor from the front of the building,but it’s at 7th floor if counted from the back of the hotel.Funny,it’s because Amman city was built on old 7 hills.Even the land had been cut into pieces for years due to urban development.It was still an arduous job for peopole to walk around.Thus,you couldn’t go far without taking a cab,and also a physical challenge to tourists.

市區地形 Streets in City .

其實去前我對安曼一點概念都沒有，由於安曼市區裡有2個主要古蹟，一個是山上堡壘公園的海克力士神廟，一個是山下的羅馬劇場。我特別留個2天玩，這2個景點一天就綽綽有餘，地圖上我的飯店離景點不遠，本來想用走的去，真是天大的錯誤，安曼市的地形是山坡地，散個步等於是健行爬山一樣，所以除非剛好住景點附近，不然就要搭車，馬上半路攔個計程車直接殺到山上公園。 Before going,I had no any clue at all about Amman,for which,I particularly spent 2 days in Amman. There were two major sights in Amman,one was Temple of Hercules at the Park of Citadel(at the top of hill),the other was Roman Theatre(downhill).One day would be enough for both sites. From my map,I thought my hotel was quite close to the park,which turned out to be wrong.Amman was built on hills,which making you hike even you just took a casual walk outside. Quickly I stopped a cab that drove me directly to the entrance of the Park of Citadel. Thus,going somewhere?remember to take a taxi.

堡壘公園入口The Entrance of Citadel Park.

海克力士神廟遺址 The ruins of Temple of Hercules.

到山上公園門口後，外面就有排班的計程車，羅馬劇院在山下，可以直接走下山去，約旦人是我遇過最會黏人的，所以不要就要堅決，不然會被纏到死，安曼市區的人倒還好。 There were taxis lining up outside of the park’s entrance.So,don’t you worry about no any taxi to hail.After the tour at the Temple of Hercules,you could just go down hill to the Roman theatre on foot. If you don’t want taxi service,you must act like real to turn down drivers’ offers,or you’d be harassed to die.From my experience,salesmen or businessmen of shops or vendors were quite sticky here,but people in Amman were all right on the other hand.

由公園往下看的景光。City views from hilltop.

中東這一代的房屋建材都是這種土黃色， 據說都被財團壟斷了。The materials of houses are all yellowish, earthy plates,as I had heard,monopolized by big cartels.

地下儲水池和輸水管道The underground cisterns and waterways.

羅馬帝國將古希臘和羅馬文化，隨著勢力擴張帶到各處，這裡城堡公園的海克力士神廟，雖然頹廢，但廟柱等建築遺跡巨大，依稀可看到當時的恢弘壯盛，而且這地點還可登高望遠，蔚藍天空可一望無際，心情非常美妙。 We can see many relics left from the times of Roman and Greece empires everywhere now in west.Temple of Hercules at Citadel Park was not exceptional,like I could still imagine its imposing and grandness.It was also the tallest spot in Amman ,where I was gladly to enjoy the panoramic view very much.The sky was absolutely blue,the color of Mediterranean Sea.My mind was content.

石柱實際是很巨大的，我看需要6、7個人才可還抱起來。The columns were actually gigantic,I thought It might need 6 or 7 persons hand-in-hand to make a circle of it.

公園裡的博物館 Museum.

館藏並不多Not many on display.

拜占庭教堂遺址 Relics of Byzantine Church.

紀念通道門外觀 The exterior views of Monumental Gateway.

紀念通道門內部 The interior views of Monumental Gateway.

紀念通道門的屋頂The roof top of Monumental Gateway.

紀念通道門前面廣場觀眾席對面是博物館。The museum is opposite to the square of Monumental Gateway.

山下羅馬劇場 The Roman Theater downhill.

山下羅馬劇院雖然世界各處很多，但是這一座保存很好，市府單位也實際使用中，只是石階很陡，我有點懼高，看到別人爬上爬下，我都替他們心驚膽跳。 The Roman Theatre in downhill can be seen its kind everywhere in the world ,but its condition was kept well.Municipal activities still were held at this site as well.However,its stony stairs were very high and steep,I was so worried about other people’s safety,as they climbing up and down….

羅馬劇場Roman Theater.

羅馬劇場前面廣場和對面馬路住家The front square of Roman Theater and civilian houses across the road.

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Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

Experience the aesthetic Pharaonic spirit with our Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation! World Tour Advice will help you explore Cairo, Jordan and Jerusalem  best ancient spots.

Petra is one of the seven wonders of the world, touch the natural beauty, visit the Red Rock City of the Nabateans and the lost city. Relish short horse riding as well, then move to the Façade Street, visit the Royal tombs, Qasr Al Bent, the Roman theatre, Colonnaded Street and the Archaeological museum. Book online Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation with World Tour Advice.

Day 1 Easter Vacation and tours Egypt Jordan and Jerusalem

It is time for Easter trips to visit some of the most revered wonders in the ancient world. The tour manager will tour around the world to meet you and help you at Cairo Airport to help you complete all arrival procedures, and you will be taken to the hotel. By exclusive private air-conditioned car. The tour guide at World Tour Advice will help you to check in smoothly, review your holiday itinerary and confirm reception times for all day tours. Overnight in Cairo. Welcome drink

 Day 2 Pyramids Tour , Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

 Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, your English speaking professional tour guide will escort you to explore the secrets of the  Giza pyramids, Cheops, Chefren and Menkaure pyramids, proceed to see the Sphinx which is another breathtaking monument. Enjoy your lunch meal at one of the best local restaurants in the area of Giza. Then proceed to  go to see how Ancient Egyptian were using papyrus plant to make the paper, proceed tour to visit Saqqara and the step pyramid of Zoser back to your hotel and overnight 

  Day 3 Egyptian museum tour and Old Cairo - Fly to Aswan , Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, your English speaking professional tour guide will escort you to explore the Egyptian Museum located in Tahrir square The highlights of more than 120,000 displays including the golden  treasures of King Tut Ankh Amun, the Mummy Hall is not included, and many other displays dating to different eras of the ancient Egyptian history, visit the oriental oils palaces, lunch meal at a local restaurant, transfer to Giza train station, overnight in sleeping train traveling from Cairo to Aswan

( Note you can change it to travel by flight and overnight in Aswan upon request with extra charge 

  Day 4 Arrival Aswan - Abu Simbel tour , Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

 Enjoy a delicious Breakfast in the sleeping train, Arrival to Aswan, then meet your private tour guide to start a tour to one of Egypt's top tourist attractions, Abu Simbel temple, which were originally carved out of the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II approximately in the 13th century BC, as a lasting monument to himself and his queen Nefertari. From Aswan to Abu Simbel is about a 03 hours and half drive one way. Overnight in Aswan.

Meals: Breakfast , Lunch

  Day 5 Nile cruise Tours - Aswan Easter Tour , Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

World Tour Representative will pick up  you from your hotel in Aswan,  direct transfer service to your cruise ship by private air-conditioned car, Check-In Radamis at 12:00, Enjoy A luxurious lunch on board Radames I Cruise, start your tour with a tour guide to visit the most famous tourist attractions in Aswan such as the High Dam, the Philae Temple dedicated to the goddess Isis and the unfinished mound of Queen Hatshepsut. Welcome to the reception reception, enjoy a dinner on the Radames E Nile Cruise.

Overnight in Aswan.

Note ( You can choose any other Nile cruise ship)

 Day 6 - Ramadis  I Egypt - Nile Travel Trips - Kom Ombo Tours

 Enjoy your breakfast on board Radamese Nile Cruise, Radames I Nile Cruise starting from Aswan to Kom Ombo. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch on board the Radames E Nile Cruise, enjoy afternoon tea on the Nile River Terrace. Tour tour to visit a temple shared by two gods Supek and Haeroris in Kom Ombo. Go ahead and sail from Kom Ombo to Edfu. Enjoy the traditional Egyptian dinner, starting with the Egyptian dinner on board. At night enjoy the East Egyptian show \ "Galabiya Party \".

- overnight at Edfu.

 Day 7 - Radamis I Egypt Nile Cruise Tours Edfu and Luxor Tour

 Guided tour of the Temple of the Falcons, the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Enjoy your breakfast on the Movenpick Royal Lilly Nile. Sailing to Luxor via Esna. Lunch on the Mövenpick Royal Leila Nile. Afternoon tea. Guided tours to visit the most famous sights Luxor, tour to visit the East Bank (Karnak and Luxor temples). Enjoy your meal on the Radames I Nile Cruise.

At night enjoy, the Egyptian Folkloric show including belly dance show.

Overnight in Luxor.

 Day 8 - Egypt Nile tours tours Luxor Luxor West Bank

 Early check-in after breakfast on board the Radamis e Nile Cruise, at 8:00 am, tours to visit Luxor West Bank, tour to the pharaohs tombs called the Valley of the Kings and the Queens Valley, a tour to visit the temple of Queen Hatshepsut in the monastery (monastery), then visit Memnon colossi, optional tours to visit other temples in the West Bank for Luxor,transfer to Luxor airport fly to Sharm, transfer to Sharm hotel

Overnight in Sharm

 Day 9  Sharm and Red sea activities

Free day for Sharm Red sea activities and opt tours

 Day 10 Sharm tours and activities

Free day to enjy Red sea tours , sports and opt tours

 Day 11 Easter Vacation in Jordan - Traveling to Jordan

Box breakfast from your hotel. You will be met and assisted by World Tour advice representative at your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh and transferred by air-conditioned van class to Taba Border the journey takes about 3 hours drive. Then transfer from Taba border to Arava Border ( Taxi fees and taxes to be paid locally by yourselves ) to cross to the Jordanian side, where you will be met by another representative who will assist you through immigration and then you will depart Aqaba for Petra. Along the way you will stop to explore Wadi Rum, where you will enjoy an exhilarating 4X4 ride visiting the Wadi Um Eshreen, the Moving Sand, Al Khazali, Abu Aineh and Rum Mountain. We will see the trail of Lawrence of Arabia and the famous Red Mountains. Afterwards we proceed north to the spectacular lost city of Petra. Overnight in Petra.

Meals: Breakfast

 Day 12 Easter Vacation in Petra

 Our Driver will pick you up by our air conditioned vehicle and drive about 2.5 hours to the Rose Red City of Petra, Jordan’s largest attraction. First started in the 6 th century B.C. by Nabataean Arabs the city boasts beautiful facades carved directly into the walls of the mountain sides. Arriving at the visitor’s center it’s a 700 meter walk to the Siq entrance which is an impressive 1200 meter long gorge of a kaleidoscope of colors the towers more than 80 meters above you. As you exit the chasm you’re instantly transfixed by the beauty of Petra, chosen as one of the New World Wonders, the place speaks for itself. After your time at Petra you make your way back through the Siq before returning to Amman.

 Day 13 Jerusalem Tour from Amman

 At 7:00 am pick up from your Amman hotel to head for the Allenby Bridge/King Hussein Border to leave Jordan. Your tour guide welcomes you, then drive via the Judean desert to the Holy City Jerusalem. We start with a panoramic view from the Mount of Olives, and walk down to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations. In the old city we view the Wailing Wall, which represents the last remnants of the Jewish Temple, destroyed by the Romans. If open to visitors, we ascend to the Temple Mount to look at the famous Dome of the Rock. Then we continue to the Via Dolorosa, which leads us to the Church of the Holy sepulchre, where Jesus Christ was crucified and buried. Back to Amman. Overnight in hotel in Amman.

 Day 14 Amman Free day

Free day in Amman or opt tour to scout Amman hidden gems

 Day 15 Departure

Enjoy breakfast followed by transfer from your hotel to Queen Alia airport to return home (Happy Easter Vacation )

  Easter vacation excludes

International Flights

Entry visa to Egypt and Israel

Entry visa to Jordan ( in Advance )

All optional tours or anything not mentionedin tour itinerary

Personal expenses

Any meals not mentioned above

Tipping

Israeli departure taxes via Arava Border (about 37 USD)

Israeli departure taxes at King Hussein Border .

Taxi ride from Taba Border to Arava Border

 Easter vacation includes

Meet and greet service by World Tour advice tour managers and delegates at airports.

All transfers by a private AC vans.

Accommodation for 2 nights in Cairo including breakfast.

Accommodation 1 night in sleeping train Breakfast and dinner

Accommodation for 1 nights in Aswan including breakfast.

Accommodation for 3 nights on 05 star Nile Cruise Full board.

Accommodation for 4 nights in Sharm Soft all inclusive.

Accommodation for 1 night in Petra including breakfast.

Accommodation for 3 nights in Amman including breakfast.

Domestic flights in Egypt (Cairo to Aswan - Luxor to Sharm).

All sightseeing tours in Cairo as per itinerary.

All sightseeing tours in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Abu Simbel and Sharm with tour guide including

lunch meal, tour guide and entrance fees

All shore excursions on the Nile cruise.

Sightseeing Tour in Petra, Amman and Jerusalem.

Entrance fees to the above mentioned places.

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Design Milk Travels to… Amman

The seven main hills of Amman stand sentinel to one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, one buzzing with the telltale signs of modernity at its core accompanied with the haunting hum of antiquity interspersed along its periphery. Tourists arrive in droves for short stays here within the capital of Jordan before heading out with plans for days to be spent floating weightlessly upon the saline buoyancy of the Dead Sea or navigating the achingly beautiful narrow passage into the heart of the ancient Nabataean city of Petra by foot. But in doing so, visitors forgo the opportunity to explore a city beginning to embroider the tapestry of its ancient past with a emerging art and design scene.

WHERE TO STAY

Motivated by hunger, my first morning in Amman was spent huffing and puffing up and down a series of serpentine streets, each interconnected to a see-saw of stairs. Imagine someone throwing a plateful of noodles onto paper and tracing the outlines to map a city, and you’ve got an approximation of Amman’s dizzying streets. I endured the Sisyphean butt-kicker in hopes of finding Salaheddin Bakery (مخبز صلاح الدين), an Abdali neighborhood staple specializing in kaek, a fingertip-scorching loaf of freshly baked sesame seed encrusted bread impregnated with a holy trinity of baked eggs, cheese, and za’atar. Perhaps it was a case of positive reinforcement by way of taste buds after devouring that unforgettably delicious sandwich, but afterward I felt confident and committed to exploring Amman by foot. Obviously a level of fitness is required to walk such demanding geography, but the reward is the ability to scratch the itch of curiosity tickled by Amman’s countless alleys, courtyards, and hidden gardens.

Staying at a hotel central to downtown is advisable for this purpose, allowing easier access to Amman’s historical sites, the souk, galleries, shops, and restaurants. Even so, be ready to jump into one of the 11,000 yellow taxis servicing Amman.

Photos: La Locanda Hotel

La Locanda Boutique Hotel, Jordan’s first themed boutique hotel, is nestled in the precipitous and picturesque neighborhood of Jabel Al Weibdeh, the artistic heart of Amman. The hotel is close to many of the city’s most vibrant galleries, most notably the center for contemporary Arab art, Darat Al Funun. The tree-lined avenues dotted with shops and cafes allow for leisurely walks with the opportunity to frequently stop.

Photos: Wild Jordan Center

Don’t let the name throw you off, the Wild Jordan Center is a hidden gem and our favorite accommodations for longer stays in Amman. Comprised of five “lodges” (really just apartments, complete with kitchenettes), the center offers guests an Instagram-worthy view overlooking Old Amman, with the iconic Citadel clearly visible from every window and balcony. The lodges are named after nature reserves protected by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature. With the evocation of a lodge, one might expect rustic decor, but each room is actually decorated in contemporary furnishings. The adjoining restaurant serves visitors and guests alike local seasonal fare served with a health conscious bent; nearly every table presents a densely populated and picturesque view of city life below. I also remember the adjoining gift shop as particularly well stocked with small wares, clothing, handmade items, and foodstuffs.

Photo: W Amman

Those seeking the refuge of a recognizably global style of accommodations may find the contemporary 280 guest rooms and 44 suites of the W Amman in the Abdali neighborhood to their liking. If you’ve stayed at a W Hotel before, the financial district hotel won’t throw any surprises, sharing the identifiably sleek W-style décor that has made the brand a dependable beacon for vacationers and business travelers alike.

Notable mentions: Four Seasons Hotel Amman \\\ The House Boutique Suites \\\ Grand Hyatt Amman \\\ The Art Hotel

WHERE TO PLAY

Photo: Gregory Han

The Jordanian National Gallery of Fine Arts’ collection of contemporary art isn’t comprehensive, but it offers an excellent starting off point with a curated selection showcasing the diversity of styles, techniques, and subject matter specific to Jordan and the surrounding regions. The museum is actually comprised of two buildings separated by a sculpture garden in between, with temporary exhibitions housed in the smaller north side Building 1, with the majority of its permanent collection housed across inside Building 2. The neighborhood and museum are both surprisingly quiet, delivering unhurried contemplation and appreciation of the artwork on display.

“A Chair Tale” exhibition during Amman Design Week at the Jordan National Gallery. Photo: Gregory Han

The Darat al Funun could be considered the Jordanian equivalent of The Getty in Los Angeles – a hillside cultural center dedicated to the intersection of contemporary and ancient art, academia, and cultural outreach overlooking its host city. But how many museums can claim its own excavated ruins of a 6th-century Byzantine church sitting on its grounds? Just be ready to climb an endless ascension of stairs while exploring Darat al Funun’s intimate gardens, library, temporary exhibitions, and hopefully a stop at the hillside cafe. Each spot rewards curious minds with strengthened calves.

Photo: Gregory Han

Tiraz sits on the outskirts of a residential section of Amman, and inside its unassuming walls resides the magnificent Widad Kamel Kawar dress collection, the most complete assemblage of both Palestinian and Jordanian dress, alongside the largest collection of Syrian dresses outside of the country. A deeper appreciation of the region and its people is revealed in inspection of the dizzying intricacy decorating the collection’s dresses, each fashioned to communicate the extended history of its wearer and their community through the craft of detailed embroidery. The museum also hosts temporary exhibits; during our visit the intricate pixel-like geometry of Jordanian designers Nisreen and Nermeen Abu Dail of Naqsh Collective greeted visitors from the courtyard, with a more extensive display within.

Photo: Gregory Han

Photo: Arini Zain Cultural Plaza

Arini is the physical outpost of the Arabic online architecture and design site, Herskhazeen, and one of the more important institutions focused upon the promotion, dialogue, and investigation of contemporary design and architecture in the Middle East. Visitors are bound to discover an ever-changing landscape of immersive installations like Dalieh – the Kinetic Canopy [shown above], alongside operating as a nexus of the city’s creative class.

Notable mentions:  Mujib Chalets \\\ Wild Jordan Center \\\ Feynan Ecolodge

WHERE TO SHOP

Photo: Gregory Han

When we slipped into Turbo for a breather during Amman Design Week, we weren’t quite sure what to make of the former abandoned car repair shop outfitted by graphic designers Saeed Abu-Jaber and Mothanna Hussein. Was it a graphic design studio? A coffee bar? A gallery? A pop-up shop? The answer is simply, “yes” (and also the answer to whether you should drop in). Their multidisciplinary studio is most easily spotted by their bright yellow espresso machine and an iconic tiger sculpture.

Photo: Kama

After spending an afternoon sampling Kama’s selection of gourmet local olives, oils, spices, nuts, chocolates, and snacks – each packaged in elegant contemporary Arabic geometric motifs – our evening was spent valiantly attempting to find extra room in our luggage to bring back home an assortment of gifts. Kama’s delicious design is a choice opportunity to bring back a taste of Jordan (or enjoy some in your hotel room, as I might be guilty of).

Photo: Shams Amman

Home décor, flowers and plants, food, and even a weekly yoga class all intersect at Shams Amman and their adjoining Al Balad Café. I discovered the shop after looking for the intricate and colorful art of Mo Rusan, whose arabesque prints would not look one bit out of place in a William Morris catalog.

Photo: Mo Rusan

Jordan River Foundation has two outposts – one inside the city and another within the Queen Alia International Airport, conveniently located just before the security gates at the departure lounge. Both represent the non-profit efforts of Her Majesty Queen Rania of Jordan, each designed to spotlight a vibrant catalog of modern home décor and accessories handmade using traditional embroidery and woodworking techniques. Proceeds go to funding training programs to empower local women and children, making it destination for conscious consumerism.

Photo: Jordan River Foundation

Notable mentions: Tumayr – Garden Shop \\\ Jordan Craft Center \\\ Jacaranda

FINAL WORDS

Upon arrival, Amman can seem like an overwhelming tangle of sights, sounds, smells, and textures. But by carefully pre-populating a Google Map with sights to visit, that seemingly impenetrable mass reveals a very walkable city. Download the rideshare app, Careem, and connecting those dots on your to-do list becomes even easier.

Photos: Gregory Han

Amman Design Week is only in its second year of existence, but what it lacks in history it makes up for in its immersive breadth, exploring design beyond the esthetic and deep into the realm of relevant social, cultural, and environmental issues. Examples include ‘Kutleh’ by Rula Yaghmour (left) a “carved” seat made with scraps from the stone industry and construction projects, and ‘Left of Passage, Right of Passage’ (right), an installation by Anmahian Winton Architects, inspired by Wadi Rum, the geological Jordanian wilderness immortalized by T E Lawrence as “vast, echoing and godlike”. A visit scheduled during this celebratory span presents Amman at its most festive and finest from an arts and design perspective.

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First Day: Entry in Jaipur

Taxi in Jaipur

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Rajasthan tour

Jaipur sightseeing

Pick up in Railway station or airport Jaipur. Check in hotel, after getting freshen up go ahead for sightseeing for city.>

Amber Fort:Located on a hill named Cheel Ka Teel, this majestic fort is one of the top attractions in Jaipur. The Amber fort, which was built in the late 16th century, is situated in a town called Amer, which is located around 20 km from the outskirts of Jaipur. It is open every day between 9.30 AM and 4.30 PM

City Palace, Jaipur: Which includes the Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal palaces and other buildings, is a palace complex in Jaipur, the capital of the Rajasthan state, India. It was the seat of the Maharaja of Jaipur, the head of the Kachwaha Rajput clan. The Chandra Mahal palace now houses a museum but the greatest part of it is still a royal residence. The palace complex, located northeast of the center of the grid-patterned Jaipur city, incorporates an impressive and vast array of courtyards, gardens and buildings.

Chandra Mahal:City Palace, Jaipur, which includes the Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal palaces and other buildings, is a palace complex in Jaipur, the capital of the Rajasthan state, India. It was the seat of the Maharaja of Jaipur, the head of the Kachwaha Rajput clan

Shri Govind Dev Ji Temple:Main Krishan Bhagwan Temple. The temple is situated in Jaipur in Rajasthan state of India.. The temple is surrounded by many gardens. In among thousands of temple in Jaipur Govind Dev Ji is most popular temple.

City Palace Museum:The city palace was built by Raja Sawai Jai Singh and the royal family still uses a section of the palace. The exquisite 19th century Mubarak Mahal or The Palace of Reception which used to serve as the reception area of royal guests was built by Madho Singh and is now converted into museum which show cases a bewildering array of royal costumes of the charismatic prince Sawai Madho Singh.

DAY 02: IN JAIPUR

After breakfast proceed for local sightseeing:

Hawa Mahal:It was designed like the crown of Krishna (Hindu God) by Ustad Lal Singh and the windows were devised such that they naturally cooled down the interiors. After a fair bit of admiration from outside and ignoring warnings from several people that there was hardly anything worthwhile inside.

Jantar Mantar:The Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is the largest and one of the best preserved of five observatories constructed by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh all over northern India. For being a reputed astronomer, Jai Singh was commissioned by Emperor Muhammad Shah, to correct the astronomical tables and to confirm the data that was available on the planetary positions.

Laxminarayan Birla Temple:Birla Mandir is a grand temple in Jaipur. It is elevated and constructed in white marble. The images of the deity is made from one piece of marble which stands out in the temple. It is brightly lit at the night.Restaurants:

DAY 03: JAIPUR � AJMER - PUSHKAR

After breakfast proceed to Ajmer. On the way visit:

Ajmer Sharif Dargah: The dargah of Moinuddin Chishti ( Gharib Nawaz -Benefactor of the Poor), known as Ajmer Sharif Dargah or Ajmer Sharif, is an international waqf, an Islamic mortmain managed by the Dargah Khwaja Saheb Act, 1955 of the government of India. Ajmer Sharif Dargah is 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) away from the main central Ajmer Railway station and situated at the foot of the Taragarh hill, and consists of several white marble buildings arranged around two courtyards, including a massive gate donated by the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Akbari Mosque, built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Arrival at Ajmer & check into the hotel. After getting freshen up visit:

Jagatpita Brahma Mandir: It is a Hindu temple situated at Pushkar in the Indian state of Rajasthan, close to the sacred Pushkar Lake to which its legend has an indelible link. The temple is one of very few existing temples dedicated to the Hindu creator-god Brahma in India and remains the most prominent among them. Although the present temple structure dates to the 14th century, the temple is believed to be 2000 years old. The temple is mainly built of marble and stone stabs. It has a distinct red pinnacle (shikhara) and a hamsa bird motif. The temple sanctum sanctorum holds the central images of Brahma and his second consort Gayatri.

Pushkar Lake or Pushkar Sarovar:It is located in the town of Pushkar in Ajmer district of the Rajasthan state of western India. Pushkar Lake is a sacred lake of the Hindus. The Hindu scriptures describe it as "Tirtha-Raj" � the king of pilgrimage sites related to a water-body and relate it to the mythology of the creator-god Brahma, whose most prominent temple stands in Pushkar. The Pushkar Lake finds mention on coins as early as the 4th century BC.

DAY 04: IN AJMER

After breakfast proceed for local sightseeing:

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra (literally "shed of 2� days") is a mosque in the Ajmer city of Rajasthan, India. It was commissioned by Qutb-ud-Din-Aibak, on orders of Muhammad Ghori, in 1192 CE.[1] It was completed in 1199 CE, and further beautified by Iltutmish of Delhi in 1213 CE. The mosque was constructed on the remains of a Sanskrit college, with materials from destroyed Hindu and Jain temples.

Taragarh Fort: Also known as 'Star Fort' is the most impressive of structures of city of Bundi in Indian state of Rajasthan. A rather ramshackle fort, with its overgrown vegetation, It was constructed in 1354 upon a steep hillside. There are three gateways to the fort, well known as Lakshmi Pol, Phuta Darwaza and Gagudi ki Phatak. Most parts of these impressive gateways are now in ruins. During its heyday, Taragarh Fort was renowned for its tunnels crisscrossing the entire hillside.

Ajayameru:Ajmer is surrounded by the Aravalli Mountains. It is a pilgrimage centre for the shrine of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti and is also the base for visiting Pushkar (11 km), an ancient Hindu pilgrimage city, famous for the temple of Brahma. Ajmer was originally known as Ajayameru.

Ana Sagar Lake: It is an artificial lake situated in the city of Ajmer in Rajasthan state in India. It was built by Arnoraja (alias Ana), the grandfather of Prithviraj Chauhan, in 1135 -1150 AD and is named after him. The catchments were built with the help of local populace. The lake is spread over 13 Kilometers. The Baradari or pavilions were built by Shahjahan in 1637 and Daulat Bagh Gardens by Jehangir. There is a Circuit house on a hill near the lake that used to be British Residency. In evening return to the hotel for overnight stay.

DAY 05th: AJMER TO UDAIPUR

After breakfast proceed to Udaipur. Arrival in Udaipur check in for hotel. After getting freshen up move forward for sightseeing in the city.

Udaipur City Palace:Built by: Started by Maharana Udai Singh, completed by his successors, Started in 1559 - till 18th century,Udaipur City Palace is one of the architectural marvels of Rajasthan, located peacefully on the banks of Lake Pichola. This majestic City Palace is the most-visited tourist attraction of Udaipur and often distinguished as the largest palace complex in Rajasthan. Initially, Maharana Udai Singh built this superb wonder, but the present form of the Palace is the result of subsequent additions by his successors.

The Jagdish Temple in Udaipur: jagdish Temple Udaipur is an Indo-Aryan style architecture temple in Udaipur. This temple was built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1651. He was the ruler of Udaipur during that time period (1628-53). "Jagdish" is one of the many names of Lord Vishnu and this temple is also dedicated to Lord Vishnu (Laxmi Narayan) and one of the largest temples in Udaipur. Jagdish Temple Timings: 4.15 a.m – 1.00 p.m (Morning) / 5.15 p.m – 8.00 p.m (Evening). Open on all days.

Saheliyon-ki-Bari in Udaipur city:Saheliyon ki Bari, a famous landmark in the city, known for its awe-inspiring beauty and surreal charm, takes you back to the royal era, where kings were extremely particular about their queen's comfort and did all that they could. The garden is surrounded by lush green trees, magnificent lotus pools and elephant shaped fountains. Interestingly, the source of the water from the fountains is the Fateh Sagar Lake.

Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal:Remarkable collection of Rajasthani Folk Art Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum is one of the most famous museums of Udaipur, exhibiting the brilliant collection of folk articles of Rajasthan. This rare compilation varies from typical rural-dresses, ornaments, puppets, masks, dolls, folk musical instruments, folk deities and paintings.

Museum of folk art:Famous for its wide collection of puppets, folk dresses, dolls, ornaments, paintings and folk musical instruments. In evening return to the hotel for overnight stay.

Maharana Pratap Memorial in Udaipur:MONUMENT TOURIST SPOT Maharana Pratap Memorial, Udaipur, India Maharana Pratap Memorial commemorates the 16th-century Hindu ruler called Pratap Singh, and his lifelong struggle against the Mughals. The memorial features a life-sized bronze statue of a gallant warrior mounted on a legendary horse Chetak, which attacked a war elephant and leaped across the pass of Haldighati. At the Hall of Heroes, history buffs can enjoy murals, paintings, and portraits of warlords, while children can admire mannequins dressed for war and large models of old cities and battlefields.

DAY 06th: IN UDAIPUR

After breakfast proceed for sightseeing:

Haldighati:Haldighati, is a small village in the Aravalli Hills about 44 km north of Udaipur and about 1,839 m. above sea level. Beyond this is Haldighati Pass, a narrow defile almost a kilometre in length, running south to northeast and finally ending in a broad plain. An interesting geographical feature of the pass is its soft yellow soil, which when crumbled resembles the turmeric (haldi), which gives the place its name. It was here that the famous Battle of Haldighati was fought on June 18, 1576 between Maharana PRATAP SINGH of Mewar and the Imperial army of Emperor Akbar of Delhi. The battle of Haldighati has gone down in the annals of Indian history as one which showcased the great valour of the Rajput troops led by their scion Rana Pratap. The result was indecisive, but the battle was truly symbolic of the raw courage, spirit of sacrifice, and loyalty of the Rajputs in their heroic defence of their motherland..

Nathdwara:Shrinathji’s idol was brought to Rajasthan from Govardhana near Vrindavan to protect it from the hands of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb who in 1665 was bent upon vandalizing the area of Vrindavan by widespread destruction of Hindu temples. When the Mughal army came to Govardhana, the devotees of the Lord showed them the titles and gifts given to the temple by the previous Mughal rulers. The army commander then ordered the deity to be taken away from Govardhana. For almost six months the statue stayed in Agra after which the custodians of the idol of Shrinathji left that place with the idol in search of a new heaven.

Eklingji Temple-:22 kms in north of Udaipur, On National Highway No.8,Built in: 734 A.D Eklingji Temple is one of the most famous temples of Rajasthan. Located in the town of Eklingji (Kailashpuri), the place got its popular name from the temple. Eklingji Temple is positioned at a distance of 22 km in the north of Udaipur, on the national highway no. 8. Eklingnath Temple is dedicated to the Lord Shiva of the Hindu religion. Initially, the temple was built in 734 A.D. by Bappa Rawal. Since that time, Eklingji has been the ruling deity of Mewar rulers. In the later years, it was repaired and modified by various Kings, to clean the remnants of obliteration made by the attacks of Mohammedans In evening return to the hotel for overnight stay.

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8.28.17 - 9.4.17

Short version:  Lufthansa upgraded my seat but left my important suitcase in Frankfurt (mini heart attack). A random woman gave us a table dance at a bar but broke the overhead lights in the process. I’ve figured out the tram and metro system, but Czech people point, stare, and take pictures of my natural hair. And there are only two people in the screenwriting track so my professor might take us out to bars/cafes/pubs for class. So pretty much it’s been a week of highs and lows. 

Long version:  I'M LOVING IT SO FAR! I’ve met incredible people. An hour and a half into my flight I was asked by Katja, my German, surfing, flight attendant, to move from my seat (in Economy) to another (in Economy Premium). This was due to a language barrier between the man sitting next to me (he was being deported due to a failed visa application attempt) and the entire flight staff. This game of musical chairs allowed me to have a good conversation with six foot, German Gidget, and a Los Angeles sheriff onboard the flight. We discussed the complicated nature of international travel, visa applications, and catching waves. Katja, my Munich Barbie, wherever you are in Turkey, I hope the surf gods are being good to you.

Right as we landed, we were notified of a medical emergency on the flight which could possibly cause a delay at the gate. After the paramedics leisurely strolled on by (they had no sense of urgency...), some passengers and I rushed the door to make our connecting flights. I speed walked (a la the Macalister family in Home Alone) from gate Z to A, forgetting that I had to get my passport stamped since I was IN A DIFFERENT COUNTRY! 

Needless to say, I made it and I have 1 stamp in my passport to show for it. Sweaty and out of breath I waited at the gate, hoping to run into a CIEE-mate. And believe it or not, I did. Here is where I met Courtney, one of my flatmates, for the first time. She is a Golden Gopher, an incredible filmmaker, and resident picky eater. We bonded immediately over the fact that everyone around us was speaking German/Czech and that we both had medical emergencies on our respective flights!

Things started going downhill as soon as I bit into the weird cheese sandwich they gave us on our forty-minute flight. It was a sign. When we arrived at the baggage carousel, my pessimistic-self thought, “if anyone is going to get their bag lost, it’s me.” Courtney, a natural optimist, tried to lift my spirits, but as the number of bags dwindled down I realized I played myself.

The taxi driver appreciated my lack of luggage though! Everything fit snugly, especially me, Courtney, and Lawrence in the tight back seat. Lawrence is an adorable, little brother-like boy from Davidson. The three of us bonded over everything, from book-movie adaptions to the abundance of KFC’s in Praha.

Fast forward to the evening. I barely had to unpack, since I only had a carry-on full of shoes, and I felt absolutely gross. I gave myself a baby-wipe bath and went to dinner with my flatmates and some other film studies CIEE kids. I was stressed and anxious the entire meal, checking my phone every thirty seconds to see if the airport would call me about my bag (they gave me a pretty wide delivery window). I could not have been more rude and antisocial. Incredible first impression. Kristina, my lovely roommate/pixie cut queen, left the restaurant with me to wait for my bag. So while the other film kids bonded and went out to a bar, I slept, happy to know my bag made it safely to me. I would’ve died without my Shea Moisture by my side.

So after that night, I had to do something I absolutely HATE to do. I had to catch up. Thankfully, icebreakers hosted by sassy Olga, our fearless CIEE queen, helped me out. Everyone seemed pretty awesome. We discussed general rules, the culture shock we would experience, and learned random tidbits of information about each other. Then we walked around the city with our Czech buddies. They pointed out the tourist traps, good currency exchange locations, and that those tasty donut ice cream wraps are NOT real Czech cuisine (sorry Kelli)! A handful of us climbed to the top of Powder Tower (not easy) and took in the beautiful city from above. 

That Wednesday night, I lost Austin for the first time and experienced quite the culture shock. The CIEE students on Chorvatska went to a cafe to meet with Jana (our red-haired CIEE gem), Olga, and the Architecture girls. A couple minutes before leaving, Austin had to go to the bathroom. I kept an eye out for him and saw him stop inside to talk to our resident Harvard boy, Tristan. I assumed Tristan told Austin that everyone was leaving, but I assumed incorrectly. The CIEE crew made our way out and I looked around for my buddy. Halfway down the block, I alerted the group, BUT NO ONE STOPPED. They all made a face like “dang that sucks” and KEPT WALKING. Suddenly we were on the tram and I turned to Austin’s sadboi roommate Rafi to tell him that we left his roomie behind. We shared a nervous laugh and simultaneously wondered what we could do since we both didn’t have wifi/data/cellular connection. The tram pulled away. 

But the whole Austin situation couldn’t distract me from the Czech tram goers that kept staring at me. See, I had decided to wear my hair down. Yes, it was a little big and poofy, but my curls were defined and I thought I looked great. That was until the older woman next to me started whispering to her friend and pulled out her cell phone. She took a photo of me. I felt my stomach drop. I looked around for a friendly face, but I still had some socializing to catch up on and I had lost my only friend in a random cafe. 

Thursday was a blur. We visited the CIEE study center (it was BEAUTIFUL) and had an extremely in depth, and LONG tour of the city. We hit the tourist traps, with a very detailed guide, even telling us that windows were smeared with pig bladders... I don’t remember the context of the conversation or if the information was necessary to our understanding of Prague as a whole, but I just remember it happening. After the tour, the CIEE crew collectively cradled their sore feet and napped for a solid 3 hours. Then came my first bar night. 

After getting turned away from two establishments, due to the number of people in our group, we found a nautical themed place that was willing to offer shelter to a brigade of rowdy, American college students. And that’s when the random table dancer arrived. It was unexpected, unwelcome, and ultimately... unsettling. However she was very flexible and talented, but the majority of us were worried about her safety. She would fearlessly flip and do impressive backbends, but she was obviously HIGH OUT OF HER MIND. She even left her purse behind, visibly upset that no one had tipped her. She returned for an encore performance (mostly as a thank you) when Bara, my magnificent and chill Czech-mate, brought the lost belonging to her attention. And that’s when she cleared our beers off of the table, kicked shot glasses on the floor, and got tangled in the overhead lights. 

Friday we had our first Czech class! We struggled but Ludek, our very intimidating but lovable professor, was very patient. We had semi conversations, unable to make the proper sounds or move our mouths, teeth, and tongue like native Czechs. In short, it’s not an easy language. It’s definitely up there with Chinese, Hungarian, Finnish, and English.

Then we ate lunch at a nearby pub/cafe/restaurant establishment. It was filling, meat-filled, and heavy, like every Czech meal I’ve had so far. We dragged ourselves back to Vinohrady and napped during the afternoon rain. For some reason, rain is just more beautiful and relaxing in Europe... What’s their secret?

Then I binge-watched GoT, successfully extracted myself from my computer to socialize upstairs and get a free home-cooked meal from the boys of apartment 6, and then returned to binge-watching GoT. It was a night meant for staying in.

Saturday was a big, wake up bright and early, day. The group took a train to Karlstejn, a castle in a more rural region of Prague. It was BREATHTAKING. It was old, ancient, and oozing with history. I got closer to Alia, a cool, indie LA music girl, and drank mead for the first and last time (are we sure it wasn’t straight cough syrup?). We got a workout trekking up and down the hill but gained back all those calories with our five-course meal at lunch. 

And that night... we partied. 

We pre-gamed, I tried some Czech beverage our Czech buddy couldn’t translate to English (it tasted like raspberries) and played some games. It was very laid back. Then we all migrated outside since it was quiet hours (which start at 10 pm?!) and took roomie pics by the tram stop. We made it to a bar, drank some more, played more games, and then walked to a club. Our adorable Czech buddy, Jakub, served as our fearless leader, successfully navigating us through Prague at night. Then we all stopped to take a group picture on a beautiful bridge, illuminated by the dainty, twinkling street lamps. 

The club was completely my type of place. It had portraits of famous artists (Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, etc.) on the wall and there was a big screen at the front of the dance floor playing music videos. When we walked in Green Day’s American Idiot was playing. It was a perfect moment. The DJ’s taste varied, which led to some jarring transitions and dance moves that didn’t fit in certain genres. Song choices ranged from "Hit the Road Jack” to "Wonderwall” to "Sweet Home Alabama.” Once people started spilling their beer on me, it was time to go. So my roommates, Lawrence, and I left and went to KFC. When we got back at 3 am, I passed out. 

Sunday was very lazy. The roomies and I went to the grocery store to get stuff to make smoothies (they were delicious). That night the film girls made a gourmet meal (maple salmon, steamed broccoli, rice, and pineapple salsa). It was the most healthy, light, and refreshing thing we’d eaten all week. We bonded, cleaned, and then I binge-watched more GoT.

The next day we had Czech class, academic advising, and a tour of FAMU. In class, Ludek taught us how to ask for directions and then directed us all to venture outside, into the REAL WORLD, to ask REAL LIFE Czech people for directions. He warned us that people might grab us and lead us to the location but, due to the language barrier (and our limited knowledge of Czech), we would be unprepared/unable to tell them that this was just for a school assignment. Most people ignored us, others we were just too scared to approach. When it was my turn, I asked a teenage girl, who was very nice, where the nearest metro station was. She replied sweetly and then watched as I walked away, completely ignoring her instructions. 

Then came academic advising. Mary (an NU alum!), our advisor and professor, talked to me and Austin (the only 2 people on the screenwriting track) about the core classes we were taking. So basically our feature screenwriting class is just going to be me, Austin, and our professor. How amazing (and crazy!) is that?! She told us that we might have class meetings in pubs or cafes due to the small class size.

We then had a tour of FAMU and the rest of the crazy kids got advised. During that time, Austin and I ventured into Old Town, enjoying the sites at a slow pace. I was told by my roommates that even though Austin and I are only two people, the room felt “significantly empty.” 

Well, that’s it for the first week! My posts will DEFINITELY be shorter than this in the weeks to come, and I’ll have more free time to actually post stuff more frequently. Stay classy. Ahoj!

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Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

 Spend an amazing Egypt Easter holiday with World Tour Advice wide variety of packages, scout our Classical tour and begin your adventure while visiting some of the greatest historical places in Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter holiday, that will escort you to visit many places and try many fun activities at reasonable prices.Start your Egypt Easter holiday, and let the adventures and the excitement begin with World Tour Advice.

 Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter holiday, Not many people think about combining both Egypt and Jordan into one vacation but it really is possible. Especially in the hands of local experts who know exactly what to see, how much time to spend in each and how to travel smoothly and quickly from one country to the other.

 Day 1 Easter Holidays and tours Egypt Jordan and Jerusalem

It is time for Easter trips to visit some of the most revered wonders in the ancient world. The tour manager will tour around the world to meet you and help you at Cairo Airport to help you complete all arrival procedures, and you will be taken to the hotel. By exclusive private air-conditioned car. The tour guide at World Tour Advice will help you to check in smoothly, review your holiday itinerary and confirm reception times for all day tours. Overnight in Cairo. Welcome drink

 Day 2 Easter Holidays

Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, your English speaking professional tour guide will escort you to explore the secrets of the  Giza pyramids, Cheops, Chefren and Menkaure pyramids, proceed to see the Sphinx which is another breathtaking monument. Enjoy your lunch meal at one of the best local restaurants in the area of Giza. Then proceed to  go to see how Ancient Egyptian were using papyrus plant to make the paper, proceed tour to visit Saqqara and the step pyramid of Zoser back to your hotel and overnight 

  Day 3 Easter Holidays ,Egyptian museum tour and Old Cairo - Fly to Aswan

Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, your English speaking professional tour guide will escort you to explore the Egyptian Museum located in Tahrir square The highlights of more than 120,000 displays including the golden  treasures of King Tut Ankh Amun, the Mummy Hall is not included, and many other displays dating to different eras of the ancient Egyptian history, visit the oriental oils palaces, lunch meal at a local restaurant, transfer to Giza train station, overnight in sleeping train traveling from Cairo to Aswan

( Note you can change it to travel by flight and overnight in Aswan upon request with extra charge 

  Day 4 Easter Holidays ,Arrival Aswan - Abu Simbel tour

Enjoy a delicious Breakfast in the sleeping train, Arrival to Aswan, then meet your private tour guide to start a tour to one of Egypt's top tourist attractions, Abu Simbel temple, which were originally carved out of the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II approximately in the 13th century BC, as a lasting monument to himself and his queen Nefertari. From Aswan to Abu Simbel is about a 03 hours and half drive one way. Overnight in Aswan.

Meals: Breakfast , Lunch

  Day 5 Easter Holidays ,Nile cruise Tours - Aswan Easter Tour

World Tour Representative will pick up  you from your hotel in Aswan,  direct transfer service to your cruise ship by private air-conditioned car, Check-In Radamis at 12:00, Enjoy A luxurious lunch on board Radames I Cruise, start your tour with a tour guide to visit the most famous tourist attractions in Aswan such as the High Dam, the Philae Temple dedicated to the goddess Isis and the unfinished mound of Queen Hatshepsut. Welcome to the reception reception, enjoy a dinner on the Radames E Nile Cruise.

Overnight in Aswan.

Note ( You can choose any other Nile cruise ship)

 Day 6 - Easter Holidays, Ramadis  I Egypt - Nile Travel Trips - Kom Ombo Tours

 Enjoy your breakfast on board Radamese Nile Cruise, Radames I Nile Cruise starting from Aswan to Kom Ombo. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch on board the Radames E Nile Cruise, enjoy afternoon tea on the Nile River Terrace. Tour tour to visit a temple shared by two gods Supek and Haeroris in Kom Ombo. Go ahead and sail from Kom Ombo to Edfu. Enjoy the traditional Egyptian dinner, starting with the Egyptian dinner on board. At night enjoy the East Egyptian show \ "Galabiya Party \".

- overnight at Edfu.

 Day 7 - Easter Holidays Radamis I Egypt Nile Cruise Tours Edfu and Luxor Tour

 Guided tour of the Temple of the Falcons, the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Enjoy your breakfast on the Movenpick Royal Lilly Nile. Sailing to Luxor via Esna. Lunch on the Mövenpick Royal Leila Nile. Afternoon tea. Guided tours to visit the most famous sights Luxor, tour to visit the East Bank (Karnak and Luxor temples). Enjoy your meal on the Radames I Nile Cruise.

At night enjoy, the Egyptian Folkloric show including belly dance show.

Overnight in Luxor.

 Day 8 - Egypt Nile tours tours Luxor Luxor West Bank

 Early check-in after breakfast on board the Radamis e Nile Cruise, at 8:00 am, tours to visit Luxor West Bank, tour to the pharaohs tombs called the Valley of the Kings and the Queens Valley, a tour to visit the temple of Queen Hatshepsut in the monastery (monastery), then visit Memnon colossi, optional tours to visit other temples in the West Bank for Luxor,transfer to Luxor airport fly to Sharm, transfer to Sharm hotel

Overnight in Sharm

 Day 9  Sharm and Red sea activities

Free day for Sharm Red sea activities and opt tours

 Day 10 Sharm tours and activities

Free day to enjy Red sea tours , sports and opt tours

 Day 11 Easter Vacation in Jordan - Traveling to Jordan

Box breakfast from your hotel. You will be met and assisted by World Tour advice representative at your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh and transferred by air-conditioned van class to Taba Border the journey takes about 3 hours drive. Then transfer from Taba border to Arava Border ( Taxi fees and taxes to be paid locally by yourselves ) to cross to the Jordanian side, where you will be met by another representative who will assist you through immigration and then you will depart Aqaba for Petra. Along the way you will stop to explore Wadi Rum, where you will enjoy an exhilarating 4X4 ride visiting the Wadi Um Eshreen, the Moving Sand, Al Khazali, Abu Aineh and Rum Mountain. We will see the trail of Lawrence of Arabia and the famous Red Mountains. Afterwards we proceed north to the spectacular lost city of Petra. Overnight in Petra.

Meals: Breakfast

 Day 12 Easter Vacation in Petra

 Our Driver will pick you up by our air conditioned vehicle and drive about 2.5 hours to the Rose Red City of Petra, Jordan’s largest attraction. First started in the 6 th century B.C. by Nabataean Arabs the city boasts beautiful facades carved directly into the walls of the mountain sides. Arriving at the visitor’s center it’s a 700 meter walk to the Siq entrance which is an impressive 1200 meter long gorge of a kaleidoscope of colors the towers more than 80 meters above you. As you exit the chasm you’re instantly transfixed by the beauty of Petra, chosen as one of the New World Wonders, the place speaks for itself. After your time at Petra you make your way back through the Siq before returning to Amman.

 Day 13 Jerusalem Tour from Amman

 At 7:00 am pick up from your Amman hotel to head for the Allenby Bridge/King Hussein Border to leave Jordan. Your tour guide welcomes you, then drive via the Judean desert to the Holy City Jerusalem. We start with a panoramic view from the Mount of Olives, and walk down to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations. In the old city we view the Wailing Wall, which represents the last remnants of the Jewish Temple, destroyed by the Romans. If open to visitors, we ascend to the Temple Mount to look at the famous Dome of the Rock. Then we continue to the Via Dolorosa, which leads us to the Church of the Holy sepulchre, where Jesus Christ was crucified and buried. Back to Amman. Overnight in hotel in Amman.

 Day 14 Amman Free day

Free day in Amman or opt tour to scout Amman hidden gems

 Day 15 Departure

Enjoy breakfast followed by transfer from your hotel to Queen Alia airport to return home (Happy Easter Vacation )

  Easter vacation excludes

International Flights

Entry visa to Egypt and Israel

Entry visa to Jordan ( in Advance )

All optional tours or anything not mentionedin tour itinerary

Personal expenses

Any meals not mentioned above

Tipping

Israeli departure taxes via Arava Border (about 37 USD)

Israeli departure taxes at King Hussein Border .

Taxi ride from Taba Border to Arava Border

For more info about Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter holiday

Send your request to info@worldtouradvice.com Website: http://www.worldtouradvice.com Mobile and what’s App: 002 012 11217070

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Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

World Tour Advice offers fascinating Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation, as you can relish visiting any attractions you want as well as getting excited  With Easter holiday deals  you will be able to relish many kinds of Egyptian Tours, such as Pyramids Tour which will allow you to discover ancient Pharaohs history once you go on our Tour to Pyramids of Giza and Egyptian Museum, you will find yourself get lost with the marvelous monuments and the lots of rooms that hold the most exciting Pharaonic items, then take photos at the panorama area of the Pyramids, entertain your mind and eyes with the glorious Sphinx , as our Easter holiday deals give you the opportunity to scout amazing tour to Egypt and travel to Luxor, which is famous to be such an open air museum to discover the ancient Egyptian life and history.

 Day 1 Easter holiday deals

Easter Vacation and tours Egypt Jordan and Jerusalem

It is time for Easter trips to visit some of the most revered wonders in the ancient world. The tour manager will tour around the world to meet you and help you at Cairo Airport to help you complete all arrival procedures, and you will be taken to the hotel. By exclusive private air-conditioned car. The tour guide at World Tour Advice will help you to check in smoothly, review your holiday itinerary and confirm reception times for all day tours. Overnight in Cairo. Welcome drink

 Day 2 Easter holiday deals

Pyramids Tour

 Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, your English speaking professional tour guide will escort you to explore the secrets of the  Giza pyramids, Cheops, Chefren and Menkaure pyramids, proceed to see the Sphinx which is another breathtaking monument. Enjoy your lunch meal at one of the best local restaurants in the area of Giza. Then proceed to  go to see how Ancient Egyptian were using papyrus plant to make the paper, proceed tour to visit Saqqara and the step pyramid of Zoser back to your hotel and overnight 

  Day 3 Easter holiday deals

Egyptian museum tour and Old Cairo - Fly to Aswan

Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, your English speaking professional tour guide will escort you to explore the Egyptian Museum located in Tahrir square The highlights of more than 120,000 displays including the golden  treasures of King Tut Ankh Amun, the Mummy Hall is not included, and many other displays dating to different eras of the ancient Egyptian history, visit the oriental oils palaces, lunch meal at a local restaurant, transfer to Giza train station, overnight in sleeping train traveling from Cairo to Aswan

( Note you can change it to travel by flight and overnight in Aswan upon request with extra charge 

  Day 4 Easter holiday deals

Arrival Aswan - Abu Simbel tour

Enjoy a delicious Breakfast in the sleeping train, Arrival to Aswan, then meet your private tour guide to start a tour to one of Egypt's top tourist attractions, Abu Simbel temple, which were originally carved out of the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II approximately in the 13th century BC, as a lasting monument to himself and his queen Nefertari. From Aswan to Abu Simbel is about a 03 hours and half drive one way. Overnight in Aswan.

Meals: Breakfast , Lunch

  Day 5 Easter holiday deals

Nile cruise Tours - Aswan Easter Tour

World Tour Representative will pick up  you from your hotel in Aswan,  direct transfer service to your cruise ship by private air-conditioned car, Check-In Radamis at 12:00, Enjoy A luxurious lunch on board Radames I Cruise, start your tour with a tour guide to visit the most famous tourist attractions in Aswan such as the High Dam, the Philae Temple dedicated to the goddess Isis and the unfinished mound of Queen Hatshepsut. Welcome to the reception reception, enjoy a dinner on the Radames E Nile Cruise.

Overnight in Aswan.

Note ( You can choose any other Nile cruise ship)

 Day 6 - Ramadis  I Egypt - Nile Travel Trips - Kom Ombo Tours

 Enjoy your breakfast on board Radamese Nile Cruise, Radames I Nile Cruise starting from Aswan to Kom Ombo. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch on board the Radames E Nile Cruise, enjoy afternoon tea on the Nile River Terrace. Tour tour to visit a temple shared by two gods Supek and Haeroris in Kom Ombo. Go ahead and sail from Kom Ombo to Edfu. Enjoy the traditional Egyptian dinner, starting with the Egyptian dinner on board. At night enjoy the East Egyptian show \ "Galabiya Party \".

- overnight at Edfu.

 Day 7 - Radamis I Egypt Nile Cruise Tours Edfu and Luxor Tour

 Guided tour of the Temple of the Falcons, the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Enjoy your breakfast on the Movenpick Royal Lilly Nile. Sailing to Luxor via Esna. Lunch on the Mövenpick Royal Leila Nile. Afternoon tea. Guided tours to visit the most famous sights Luxor, tour to visit the East Bank (Karnak and Luxor temples). Enjoy your meal on the Radames I Nile Cruise.

At night enjoy, the Egyptian Folkloric show including belly dance show.

Overnight in Luxor.

 Day 8 - Egypt Nile tours tours Luxor Luxor West Bank

 Early check-in after breakfast on board the Radamis e Nile Cruise, at 8:00 am, tours to visit Luxor West Bank, tour to the pharaohs tombs called the Valley of the Kings and the Queens Valley, a tour to visit the temple of Queen Hatshepsut in the monastery (monastery), then visit Memnon colossi, optional tours to visit other temples in the West Bank for Luxor,transfer to Luxor airport fly to Sharm, transfer to Sharm hotel

Overnight in Sharm

 Day 9  Sharm and Red sea activities

Free day for Sharm Red sea activities and opt tours

 Day 10 Sharm tours and activities

Free day to enjy Red sea tours , sports and opt tours

 Day 11 Easter Vacation in Jordan - Traveling to Jordan

Box breakfast from your hotel. You will be met and assisted by World Tour advice representative at your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh and transferred by air-conditioned van class to Taba Border the journey takes about 3 hours drive. Then transfer from Taba border to Arava Border ( Taxi fees and taxes to be paid locally by yourselves ) to cross to the Jordanian side, where you will be met by another representative who will assist you through immigration and then you will depart Aqaba for Petra. Along the way you will stop to explore Wadi Rum, where you will enjoy an exhilarating 4X4 ride visiting the Wadi Um Eshreen, the Moving Sand, Al Khazali, Abu Aineh and Rum Mountain. We will see the trail of Lawrence of Arabia and the famous Red Mountains. Afterwards we proceed north to the spectacular lost city of Petra. Overnight in Petra.

Meals: Breakfast

 Day 12 Easter Vacation in Petra

 Our Driver will pick you up by our air conditioned vehicle and drive about 2.5 hours to the Rose Red City of Petra, Jordan’s largest attraction. First started in the 6 th century B.C. by Nabataean Arabs the city boasts beautiful facades carved directly into the walls of the mountain sides. Arriving at the visitor’s center it’s a 700 meter walk to the Siq entrance which is an impressive 1200 meter long gorge of a kaleidoscope of colors the towers more than 80 meters above you. As you exit the chasm you’re instantly transfixed by the beauty of Petra, chosen as one of the New World Wonders, the place speaks for itself. After your time at Petra you make your way back through the Siq before returning to Amman.

 Day 13 Jerusalem Tour from Amman

 At 7:00 am pick up from your Amman hotel to head for the Allenby Bridge/King Hussein Border to leave Jordan. Your tour guide welcomes you, then drive via the Judean desert to the Holy City Jerusalem. We start with a panoramic view from the Mount of Olives, and walk down to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of All Nations. In the old city we view the Wailing Wall, which represents the last remnants of the Jewish Temple, destroyed by the Romans. If open to visitors, we ascend to the Temple Mount to look at the famous Dome of the Rock. Then we continue to the Via Dolorosa, which leads us to the Church of the Holy sepulchre, where Jesus Christ was crucified and buried. Back to Amman. Overnight in hotel in Amman.

 Day 14 Amman Free day

Free day in Amman or opt tour to scout Amman hidden gems

 Day 15 Departure

Enjoy breakfast followed by transfer from your hotel to Queen Alia airport to return home (Happy Easter Vacation )

  Easter vacation excludes

International Flights

Entry visa to Egypt and Israel

Entry visa to Jordan ( in Advance )

All optional tours or anything not mentionedin tour itinerary

Personal expenses

Any meals not mentioned above

Tipping

Israeli departure taxes via Arava Border (about 37 USD)

Israeli departure taxes at King Hussein Border .

Taxi ride from Taba Border to Arava Border

 Easter vacation includes

Meet and greet service by World Tour advice tour managers and delegates at airports.

All transfers by a private AC vans.

Accommodation for 2 nights in Cairo including breakfast.

Accommodation 1 night in sleeping train Breakfast and dinner

Accommodation for 1 nights in Aswan including breakfast.

Accommodation for 3 nights on 05 star Nile Cruise Full board.

Accommodation for 4 nights in Sharm Soft all inclusive.

Accommodation for 1 night in Petra including breakfast.

Accommodation for 3 nights in Amman including breakfast.

Domestic flights in Egypt (Cairo to Aswan - Luxor to Sharm).

All sightseeing tours in Cairo as per itinerary.

All sightseeing tours in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Abu Simbel and Sharm with tour guide including

lunch meal, tour guide and entrance fees

All shore excursions on the Nile cruise.

Sightseeing Tour in Petra, Amman and Jerusalem.

Entrance fees to the above mentioned places.

Spot Local English guide in Petra for about 2/3 hours.

English assistant driver in Amman City Tour.

English speaking guide in Jerusalem.

Short horse ride in Petra (included in ticket).

2 hours Jeep tour in Wadi Rum (drive & stops).

All taxes

 For more info about Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem Easter vacation

Send your request to info@worldtouradvice.com Website: http://www.worldtouradvice.com Mobile and what’s App: 002 012 11217070

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