Jerash, Ajloun, & Lunch at a Local Family

Min group size: 1
Max group size: 6
Days: 1
Price (USD): US$125
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Jerash, Ajloun, & Lunch at a Local Family

Days 1

Price (USD) US$125

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Jerash, Ajloun, & Lunch at a Local Family

Summary

Today, you will have the chance to get to know Jordan’s green north.

Visit one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities worldwide and Ajloun castle dominating the town’s skyline. Later, we will visit a local family in Orjan, for a locally prepared and delicious feast!

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Tour Price
1 Person: $195
2 People: $125 / person
3+ People: $100 / person (when booked together)

Itinerary

1
Meeting Point & Time
8am - Pickup from your door in Amman.
2
Jerash
Then, we will head to Jerash, one of the best-preserved Greco-Roman cities worldwide. Strolling through the vast site of ancient Jerash feels like walking through history. One could easily spend a whole day discovering the ruins.
3
Ajloun Castle
After a short drive through rolling hills covered with olive trees and light forests, we arrive in Ajloun. Here, we will visit the castle dominating the town’s skyline. The Islamic Ayyubid empire originally built the mighty fort in the 12th century to ward off Crusader armies at the vital trade and pilgrimage intersection between Jerusalem, Cairo, Damascus, and Mecca.
4
Meal with a Local Family
Later, we will visit a local family in a village nearby. At their home, you will gain an insight into the culture and daily life of your hosts, as well as taste their delicious traditional local food. Enjoy!
5
Head Back
After you can't eat another bite, we will drive back to your hotel.

Private Tour Option

*The prices below represent the tour base price for a private group. Prices may change due to other factors, such as holidays.

Group Size: Price per Person

1 person: $215

2 people: $140 / person

3-6 people: $110 / person

7+ people: Contact us

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FAQs

Transportation
Local Guide in Jerash
Locally Prepared Meal

Jordan Pass (Visa & Entrance Fees)
Tips for service providers (drivers, guides, camping/ hotel staff, etc.)
Personal expenses

Here are some things you are not allowed to bring to Jordan:
1- Drones
2- Binoculars
3- Walkie Talkies
4- Satellite Phones

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Respect Local Culture:

Respect local customs, traditions, and communities, dress codes, and appropriate behavior.

Reduce Single-Use Plastics:

Whenever possible, bring and use reusable water bottles and other eco-friendly travel items.
Protect Natural Sites:

Help preserve natural and protected areas by avoiding littering, staying on marked trails, and respecting wildlife and their habitats.

Protect Children:

Respect children’s rights at all times. If you become aware of or suspect any incident involving a child’s safety or well-being, please report it to your tour leader, our local representative, or the relevant authorities.

Conserve Water:

Jordan is one of the world’s most water-scarce countries. We kindly ask travelers to help conserve this precious resource by taking shorter showers and avoiding unnecessary water use.

Every small action helps. By traveling responsibly, respecting local communities and environments, and supporting local businesses, you can help us make tourism more sustainable and meaningful for everyone.