11 Days of Biblical Experience in Jordan & Israel

Day wise program structure. Transfers less than 20 minutes not indicated.

Day 01

Arrival in Amman, Madaba

Mid day arrival in Amman.
Transfer to the Madaba.
Lunch at Madaba. (Traditional buffet)
Lunch. [South Asian Buffet]
Visit the St George Church at Madaba to view the ancient mosaic of the map of Jerusalem.
Transfer to hotel in Amman. (1 hour, 15 minutes)

Aerial view of Rahma village near Aqaba in Jordan

Amman city center and Jordanian flag in the middle, Jordan

Original Madaba Mosaic Map. It is the oldest surviving original cartographic depiction of the Holy Land. Saint George Orthodox Church, Madaba, Jordan

Accomodation

Amman

Meals

Lunch & Dinner

Day 02

Mt. Nebo, Mekawer, Jabbok River

Transfer to Mt Nebo. (45 minutes)
Tour of the memorial of Moses.
Transfer to Mukawir. (1 hour)
Visit the fort of Machaerus at Mukawir, the site of the beheading of John the Baptist.
Transfer to Jerash. (1 hour, 20 minutes)
Lunch. [Traditional Lebanese Ouzi]
Jabbok River, the site of the Jacob's crossing to Canaan. It is also believed to be the the site of Jacob's struggle with God in a human form till dawn, which eventually led to Jacob to be named Israel.

Panoramic view of hill and the fort of Machaerus, widely believed to be the site of the beheading of John the baptist. Mukawir, Jordan

Panoramic view of Mount Nebo. Memorial of Moses could be seen on top of the hill. Mount Nebo, Jordan

A view over the Zarqa river and the King Talal Dam.

Accomodation

Amman

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 03

Jordan river, Beit Shean, Mount Arbel

Transfer to Jordan river border crossing(Sheikh Hussein Bridge). (2 hours)
Transfer to Beit Shean.
Transfer to Beit Shean National Park, site of the martyrdom of King Saul and his sons.
Lunch at Poriya, overlooking Sea of the Galilee.(30 minutes)
Transfer to Mt Arbel, Tiberias. (40 minutes)
Mount Arbel National Park
Transfer to Hotel

Descending below the sea level mark to the Sea of the Galilee at Tiberias. Galilee, Israel

Panoramic sunrise view of the Sea of Galilee, from Mount Arbel.

Blue hour view of the Sea of Galilee, Mount Arbel, Galilee, Israel

Accomodation

Tiberias

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 04

Haifa, Mt Carmel, Muhrakha, Nazereth, Cana

Transfer to Haifa.
View the spectacular Bahai Gardens, considered to be an modern architectural marvel.
Short visit to Elijah's cave at the chapel of Stella Marris.
Transfer to the Dalyat el Carmel.
Visit the Carmelite sanctuary of Muhrakha - the Site of Elijah's battle with the prophets of Ba’al. View the spectacular Jezreel valley from the Monastery.
Transfer to Nazareth.
Lunch & Tour of Nazareth Village.
Visit Nazareth Basilica of annunciation. St Joseph's church & Jesus' synagogue.
Mt Precipice.
Transfer to Cana.
Church of the wedding miracle at Cana.
Transfer to the hotel in the Tiberias.

Statue of Elijah at the Carmelite monastery at Muhrakha, Mount Caremel, Israel

View of the Jezreel valley, Galilee, Israel

Biblical village Cana of Galilee ( Kafr Kanna ) in morning fog, Nazareth in Israel

Curated gardens at the Bahai temple at the northern side of Mount Carmel. Haifa, Israel

Accomodation

Tiberias

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 05

Mt Beatitudes, Kfar Nahum, Tabga, Sea of the Galilee, Magdala

Tour of the Galilee Churches: Mt of Beatitudes, the site of Jesus’s sermon on the mount.
Proceed to visit Capernaum (Kfar Nahum) the city of Jesus and the site of Jesus’s ministry. The place of origin of healing and deliverance, the secrets of which were taught by Jesus.
Visit Tabga, the site of the Jesus's miracle of the multiplication of bread loaves and fish to feed 5000 people.
Short visit to Peter’s house (Primacy of Peter).
Slow, short boat ride in the Galilee on a replica of ancient Galilean boats.
Lunch. (St Peter's fish lunch at the shores of the Sea of the Galilee)
Tour of Magdala - Recently excavated archeological site of the first century city of Mary Magdalene.
Visit the exquisite Boat Chapel complex, a marvel of modern architecture.

Sea of the Galilee view from the Benedictine monastery at Tabgha-Fr. Biju Michael SDB

Church at Mount Beatitudes, site of the 'sermon on the mount', Galilee, Israel

Archeological site of Capernaum, the city of Jesus and the site of Jesus' ministry.

Mensa Christi stone at the church of Pirmacy of Peter on the northern shores of the Sea of the Galilee, Israel

Boat ride on a replica of an ancient Galilean wooden boat, Sea of the Galilee, Israel

Accomodation

Tiberias

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 06

Mt Tabor, Jordan River baptism site, Jericho

Transfer to the sanctuary of Tabor.
Ride up the Tabor hill in a mini van to visit the magnificent Basilica of Transfiguration.
Transfer to Qasr Al Yahud - The Baptism site at Jordan river. It is widely believed that Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist at this site on the eastern bank.
Ascend Mt Temptation [2 way cable car].
Lunch. (Open Buffet).
Jericho, the lowest city on earth, is also considered to be the oldest city of human civilization - visit the Sycamore tree & Zacchaeus' House.

Beautiful view of Mount Tabor from across the Jezreel Valley, Galilee, Israel

Monsatery on the cliffs of Mount Temptation, Jericho, West Bank - Fr. Biju Michael SDB

Winding snake road to ascend Mount Tabor, Galilee, Israel

Accomodation

Jericho

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 07

Masada, Ein Gedi, Qumran caves, Dead Sea

Early morning visit Masada national park [2 way cable car]. Masada tells the incredible story of the Jewish resistance to and martyrdom at the hands of the Roman legions.
Transfer to Ein Gedi National Park – Site of David’s hideaway from Saul.
Lunch at Ein Bokek. (Local barbecue)
Transfer to Qumran. Tour Qumran Caves - The site of the discovery of the Dead Sea scrolls.
Second afternoon at Dead Sea, soak in the mineral rich waters and experience the Dead sea float.

Ancient Jewish fortress of the Roman Empire on top of a rock in the Judean desert at Masada, Israel

Waterfall and pool in the desert. Ein Gedi, Israel

Accomodation

Jericho

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 08

Bet El, Shiloh, Jerusalem - Mt Olives, Gethsemane, Garden Tomb,

Fore noon tour of Samaria. Transfer to Bet El.
Bet El -site of Jacob's dream of the ladder.
Transfer to Tel Shiloh.
Detailed tour of Ancient Shiloh - site of Joshua's Tabernacles, which is believed to have stood here for 369 years.
Transfer to Jerusalem.
Lunch. (Open Buffet)
Tour of Mt Olives. View the iconic Dome of the Rock from Mt Olives.
Tour the sanctuary of Pater Noster where The Lord's Prayer is embedded in the walls in numerous languages.
Palm Sunday Road - view from below only, the steep decent being perilous.
Visit the Basilica at Gethsemane - Church of All Nations and the ancient Olive Garden.
Tour of Garden Tomb, widely accepted as the site of Jesus's crucifixion and resurrection.
Communion at the Garden Tomb.

Ancient water at Tel Shiloh National Park, Samaria

Pater Noster Church Mount Olives - Jerusalem - Fr. Biju Michael SDB

A spectacular afternoon view of the Old City of Jerusalem through an olive grove from Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, Israel

Mount of Olives facade with Gethsemane Basilica, view from Kidron valley, Jerusalem, Israel

Entrance to Garden Tomb considered as actual place of burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ near Old City of Jerusalem

Accomodation

Bethlehem

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 09

Mt Zion, City of David, Shepherd's field, Bethlehem

Mt Zion- Upper room & David’s Tomb.
Walk down to Saint Peter at Gallicantu.
Detailed tour of City of David covering Hezikiel Tunnels & Siloam Pools.
Tour of the Davidson Center - Southern Steps & Southern Wall. Walk the Ophel Path, view the “Mikveh” Jewish ritual purification bath-pools.
Transfer to Bethlehem (30 minutes).
Lunch. Traditional Palestinian barbecue.
Shepherds’ field.
Basilica of Nativity & Manger Square.
Transfer to the hotel in Jerusalem (30 minutes).

Church of Saint Peter at Gallicantu, Mount Zion, Jerusalem, Israel

Room of the Last Supper, Cenaclum, Mt Zion, Jerusalem

Hezekiah's Tunnel underground path underneath ancient City of David in Kidron Valley, Jerusalem, Israel

The entrance to the City Of David, Jerusalem - Fr. Biju Michael SDB

Grotto of Nativity inside the Basilica of Nativity, Bethlehem, West Bank - Fr. Biju Michael SDB

Accomodation

Bethlehem

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 10

Jerusalem - Old city, Western Wall, Jaffa

Old City of Jerusalem via Lions' gate. Bethesda Pools - St Anne's, Chapel of Flagellation. Chapel of Condemnation, continuing Via Dolorosa to Calvary.
Western Wall complex.
Western wall Tunnels - proximity tour to the Holy of Holies.
Dome of the Rock.
Transfer to Jaffa.
Farewell Lunch at Jaffa. (Typical Mediterranean salads & seafood grill)
St Peters Church, the site of the healing of Tabitha.
Short tour of Jaffa.
Transfer to the hotel in Jerusalem. (1 hour 10 minutes)

Dome of the Rock and the Old city of Jerusalem at dusk - Fr. Biju Michael SDB

Chapel of Flagellation, Way of the Cross, Old city of Jerusalem, Israel

Western wall tunnels, Old city of Jerusalem, Israel

Accomodation

Bethlehem

Meals

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 11

Departure from Tel Aviv

Transfer to TLV Airport. (35 minutes)

Approach to Tel Aviv international airport from the Mediterranean sea, Tel Aviv, Israel

El Al plane landing at Ben Gurion international airport, Tel Aviv, Israel

Accomodation

Meals

Breakfast

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Tour Highlights

Tour of Ancient Shiloh
This is the place where, starting from the time when Joshua Ben Nun led the Jewish People, the Tabernacle stood for 369 years; the place where the tribal inheritances were divided among the tribes. Here the Tu b’Av festival of love celebrations took place, and the tribes were reunited. Here is where Elkana came, “to worship and offer sacrifices to God in Shiloh,” and this is where Hannah prayed for a son. Her prayer was answered. Samuel was born and Hannah brought him here, where he grew up to be a prophet and a leader. Shiloh was also the home of Ahiya the Shilonite, who prophesied to Jeroboam the son of Nebat, about the division of the kingdom of the House of David after King Solomon’s reign, and about the exile of the Ten Tribes of Israel.
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The Western Wall Tunnel
"The excavation took over 20 years under very difficult conditions while archeological finds that can only be described as ‘awesome’ were uncovered. The Western Wall Heritage Foundation was assigned the task of continuing this project and bringing it to the world. With painstaking care, taking various religious, tourist, archeological, security and other considerations into account, and with Halachic (religious law) and scientific oversight, the Foundation continued with the excavation project, centimeter by centimeter, in order to uncover Jerusalem in all its former glory. Beautiful ornaments were found – archeological finds that were hugely important in understanding the city’s history. And a “time tunnel” was created taking us back into Jerusalem’s glory days."
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City of David
"In this guided tour, you will walk in the footsteps of the kings and prophets, through underground passageways and in the waters of the Siloam tunnel (Hezekiah’s tunnel) by flashlight. Join a magical and mysterious journey among ancient shafts, walls and fortifications of the City of David – the place where it all began. As part of the tour, you will visit the spring presentation – where you can feel the story of the Shiloach tunnel in an exciting 3D display that will draw you into the past, just before entering the water system. For those walking in the wet route – bring suitable shoes for walking in water and a change of clothes."
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Masada
"Masada is a rugged natural fortress, of majestic beauty, in the Judaean Desert overlooking the Dead Sea. It is a symbol of the ancient kingdom of Israel, its violent destruction and the last stand of Jewish patriots in the face of the Roman army, in 73 A.D. It was built as a palace complex, in the classic style of the early Roman Empire, by Herod the Great, King of Judaea, (reigned 37 – 4 B.C.). The camps, fortifications and attack ramp that encircle the monument constitute the most complete Roman siege works surviving to the present day." https://whc.unesco.org/en/licenses/6
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Mt Temptation by Cable Car
"Welcome to the Jericho Cable Car, an extraordinary attraction that promises an unforgettable experience! Soar above the ancient Jericho to the Mount of Temptation and take in breathtaking views of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. Our car system ensures a safe and comfortable ride for visitors of all ages. Enjoy the cultural and historical significance of the region, with easy access to the Monastery of Temptation and the interesting Temptation Caves. Whether you seek adventure, spirituality, or simply wish to marvel at nature's beauty, the Jericho Cable Car is your gateway to an extraordinary journey."
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Magdala
"As archaeologists continued to dig, they discovered an entire first century Jewish town lying just below the surface. With only 10% of the archaeology uncovered, the hometown of Mary Magdalene already provides pilgrims an authentic location to walk where Jesus taught and to connect with the first century life of Jesus’ followers. Magdala is a unique Holy Land site with a first century city where the Jewish residents gathered in a synagogue where Jesus visited and taught."
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Nazareth Village
"Set on the outskirts of old Nazareth, the Nazareth Village is built on ancient agricultural land that boasts the area’s last remaining first-century wine press. The original farm has been restored with its ancient wine press, terraces, irrigation system and stone quarry, and exact replicas of first-century houses, a synagogue, a watchtower, mikveh and olive presses have been carefully constructed using the original building methods and materials."
Know More >>
Tour of Ancient Shiloh
This is the place where, starting from the time when Joshua Ben Nun led the Jewish People, the Tabernacle stood for 369 years; the place where the tribal inheritances were divided among the tribes. Here the Tu b’Av festival of love celebrations took place, and the tribes were reunited. Here is where Elkana came, “to worship and offer sacrifices to God in Shiloh,” and this is where Hannah prayed for a son. Her prayer was answered. Samuel was born and Hannah brought him here, where he grew up to be a prophet and a leader. Shiloh was also the home of Ahiya the Shilonite, who prophesied to Jeroboam the son of Nebat, about the division of the kingdom of the House of David after King Solomon’s reign, and about the exile of the Ten Tribes of Israel.
Know More >>
The Western Wall Tunnel
"The excavation took over 20 years under very difficult conditions while archeological finds that can only be described as ‘awesome’ were uncovered. The Western Wall Heritage Foundation was assigned the task of continuing this project and bringing it to the world. With painstaking care, taking various religious, tourist, archeological, security and other considerations into account, and with Halachic (religious law) and scientific oversight, the Foundation continued with the excavation project, centimeter by centimeter, in order to uncover Jerusalem in all its former glory. Beautiful ornaments were found – archeological finds that were hugely important in understanding the city’s history. And a “time tunnel” was created taking us back into Jerusalem’s glory days."
Know More >>
City of David
"In this guided tour, you will walk in the footsteps of the kings and prophets, through underground passageways and in the waters of the Siloam tunnel (Hezekiah’s tunnel) by flashlight. Join a magical and mysterious journey among ancient shafts, walls and fortifications of the City of David – the place where it all began. As part of the tour, you will visit the spring presentation – where you can feel the story of the Shiloach tunnel in an exciting 3D display that will draw you into the past, just before entering the water system. For those walking in the wet route – bring suitable shoes for walking in water and a change of clothes."
Know More >>
Masada
"Masada is a rugged natural fortress, of majestic beauty, in the Judaean Desert overlooking the Dead Sea. It is a symbol of the ancient kingdom of Israel, its violent destruction and the last stand of Jewish patriots in the face of the Roman army, in 73 A.D. It was built as a palace complex, in the classic style of the early Roman Empire, by Herod the Great, King of Judaea, (reigned 37 – 4 B.C.). The camps, fortifications and attack ramp that encircle the monument constitute the most complete Roman siege works surviving to the present day." https://whc.unesco.org/en/licenses/6
Know More >>
Mt Temptation by Cable Car
"Welcome to the Jericho Cable Car, an extraordinary attraction that promises an unforgettable experience! Soar above the ancient Jericho to the Mount of Temptation and take in breathtaking views of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. Our car system ensures a safe and comfortable ride for visitors of all ages. Enjoy the cultural and historical significance of the region, with easy access to the Monastery of Temptation and the interesting Temptation Caves. Whether you seek adventure, spirituality, or simply wish to marvel at nature's beauty, the Jericho Cable Car is your gateway to an extraordinary journey."
Know More >>
Magdala
"As archaeologists continued to dig, they discovered an entire first century Jewish town lying just below the surface. With only 10% of the archaeology uncovered, the hometown of Mary Magdalene already provides pilgrims an authentic location to walk where Jesus taught and to connect with the first century life of Jesus’ followers. Magdala is a unique Holy Land site with a first century city where the Jewish residents gathered in a synagogue where Jesus visited and taught."
Know More >>
Nazareth Village
"Set on the outskirts of old Nazareth, the Nazareth Village is built on ancient agricultural land that boasts the area’s last remaining first-century wine press. The original farm has been restored with its ancient wine press, terraces, irrigation system and stone quarry, and exact replicas of first-century houses, a synagogue, a watchtower, mikveh and olive presses have been carefully constructed using the original building methods and materials."
Know More >>
Tour of Ancient Shiloh
This is the place where, starting from the time when Joshua Ben Nun led the Jewish People, the Tabernacle stood for 369 years; the place where the tribal inheritances were divided among the tribes. Here the Tu b’Av festival of love celebrations took place, and the tribes were reunited. Here is where Elkana came, “to worship and offer sacrifices to God in Shiloh,” and this is where Hannah prayed for a son. Her prayer was answered. Samuel was born and Hannah brought him here, where he grew up to be a prophet and a leader. Shiloh was also the home of Ahiya the Shilonite, who prophesied to Jeroboam the son of Nebat, about the division of the kingdom of the House of David after King Solomon’s reign, and about the exile of the Ten Tribes of Israel.
Know More >>
The Western Wall Tunnel
"The excavation took over 20 years under very difficult conditions while archeological finds that can only be described as ‘awesome’ were uncovered. The Western Wall Heritage Foundation was assigned the task of continuing this project and bringing it to the world. With painstaking care, taking various religious, tourist, archeological, security and other considerations into account, and with Halachic (religious law) and scientific oversight, the Foundation continued with the excavation project, centimeter by centimeter, in order to uncover Jerusalem in all its former glory. Beautiful ornaments were found – archeological finds that were hugely important in understanding the city’s history. And a “time tunnel” was created taking us back into Jerusalem’s glory days."
Know More >>
City of David
"In this guided tour, you will walk in the footsteps of the kings and prophets, through underground passageways and in the waters of the Siloam tunnel (Hezekiah’s tunnel) by flashlight. Join a magical and mysterious journey among ancient shafts, walls and fortifications of the City of David – the place where it all began. As part of the tour, you will visit the spring presentation – where you can feel the story of the Shiloach tunnel in an exciting 3D display that will draw you into the past, just before entering the water system. For those walking in the wet route – bring suitable shoes for walking in water and a change of clothes."
Know More >>
Masada
"Masada is a rugged natural fortress, of majestic beauty, in the Judaean Desert overlooking the Dead Sea. It is a symbol of the ancient kingdom of Israel, its violent destruction and the last stand of Jewish patriots in the face of the Roman army, in 73 A.D. It was built as a palace complex, in the classic style of the early Roman Empire, by Herod the Great, King of Judaea, (reigned 37 – 4 B.C.). The camps, fortifications and attack ramp that encircle the monument constitute the most complete Roman siege works surviving to the present day." https://whc.unesco.org/en/licenses/6
Know More >>
Mt Temptation by Cable Car
"Welcome to the Jericho Cable Car, an extraordinary attraction that promises an unforgettable experience! Soar above the ancient Jericho to the Mount of Temptation and take in breathtaking views of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea. Our car system ensures a safe and comfortable ride for visitors of all ages. Enjoy the cultural and historical significance of the region, with easy access to the Monastery of Temptation and the interesting Temptation Caves. Whether you seek adventure, spirituality, or simply wish to marvel at nature's beauty, the Jericho Cable Car is your gateway to an extraordinary journey."
Know More >>
Magdala
"As archaeologists continued to dig, they discovered an entire first century Jewish town lying just below the surface. With only 10% of the archaeology uncovered, the hometown of Mary Magdalene already provides pilgrims an authentic location to walk where Jesus taught and to connect with the first century life of Jesus’ followers. Magdala is a unique Holy Land site with a first century city where the Jewish residents gathered in a synagogue where Jesus visited and taught."
Know More >>
Nazareth Village
"Set on the outskirts of old Nazareth, the Nazareth Village is built on ancient agricultural land that boasts the area’s last remaining first-century wine press. The original farm has been restored with its ancient wine press, terraces, irrigation system and stone quarry, and exact replicas of first-century houses, a synagogue, a watchtower, mikveh and olive presses have been carefully constructed using the original building methods and materials."
Know More >>
Tour of Ancient Shiloh
This is the place where, starting from the time when Joshua Ben Nun led the Jewish People, the Tabernacle stood for 369 years; the place where the tribal inheritances were divided among the tribes. Here the Tu b’Av festival of love celebrations took place, and the tribes were reunited. Here is where Elkana came, “to worship and offer sacrifices to God in Shiloh,” and this is where Hannah prayed for a son. Her prayer was answered. Samuel was born and Hannah brought him here, where he grew up to be a prophet and a leader. Shiloh was also the home of Ahiya the Shilonite, who prophesied to Jeroboam the son of Nebat, about the division of the kingdom of the House of David after King Solomon’s reign, and about the exile of the Ten Tribes of Israel.
Know More >>
The Western Wall Tunnel
"The excavation took over 20 years under very difficult conditions while archeological finds that can only be described as ‘awesome’ were uncovered. The Western Wall Heritage Foundation was assigned the task of continuing this project and bringing it to the world. With painstaking care, taking various religious, tourist, archeological, security and other considerations into account, and with Halachic (religious law) and scientific oversight, the Foundation continued with the excavation project, centimeter by centimeter, in order to uncover Jerusalem in all its former glory. Beautiful ornaments were found – archeological finds that were hugely important in understanding the city’s history. And a “time tunnel” was created taking us back into Jerusalem’s glory days."
Know More >>

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11 Days of Biblical Experience in Jordan & Israel

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11 Days of Biblical Experience in Jordan & Israel

Day wise program structure. Transfers less than 20 minutes not indicated.

Tour Map & Images

Glimpses from the Tour

High value tours, activities & attractions

Tour Highlights

Tour of Ancient Shiloh

The Western Wall Tunnel

City of David

Masada

Mt Temptation by Cable Car

Magdala

Nazareth Village

Tour of Ancient Shiloh

The Western Wall Tunnel

City of David

Masada

Mt Temptation by Cable Car

Magdala

Nazareth Village

Tour of Ancient Shiloh

The Western Wall Tunnel

City of David

Masada

Mt Temptation by Cable Car

Magdala

Nazareth Village

Tour of Ancient Shiloh

The Western Wall Tunnel

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