【Exodus】
Exodus: Honorary 13 Days
Journey through the Wilderness of Moses
Travel from Egypt to Jordan
Explore the thousand-year-old Pyramids
Visit Mount Sinai and Saint Catherine’s Monastery
Wadi Rum: Mars on Earth
The Rose City of Petra
Unique Hot Air Balloon Experience
Float in the Fun of the Dead Sea
Jerash: The Ancient Roman City
Stay at Four Seasons and Kempinski Hotels
Domestic flights are included in this itinerary.
International flights are not included.
Features of Our Company
1 | Our Mission
Our Mission
◆ To Enhance the Quality of Travel
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2 | No Shopping, No Commissions, No Kickbacks
No shopping stops throughout the entire trip, no commission, and no kickbacks. There’s also no need to tip the guides or assistants.
We exclusively employ local tour experts to enrich your travel experience with professional commentary.
3 | Flight Attendant Travel Assistants
Only those who have experience as flight attendants can become our travel assistants! This is our strict rule and requirement.
Secretary Representative: Julina
She has carefully selected dozens of retired flight attendants, who, after selection and training, will serve as your travel assistants! They will accompany the tour and provide exceptional service to all our distinguished guests.
4 | Professional Photographers Capturing Your Beautiful Moments
50 carefully selected professional photographers will capture stunning photos for you throughout the entire journey.
Photographer Representative: Chen Wanyu
You don’t need to bring a camera; just focus on having fun! Our tour group includes professional photographers who will capture all your wonderful moments!
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Travel Information Introduction
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Egypt
Apart from the vivid impressions of ancient civilization like the pyramids, pharaohs, and Cleopatra, Egypt also boasts many royal-level hotels, restaurants, and riverboats. On this trip, we will not only take you to explore Egypt’s famous attractions but also let you experience the luxurious hotels and restaurants frequented by heads of state and celebrities.
Giza Pyramid Complex
The pyramids protect the pharaohs as they transition from mortals to gods and ascend to the heavens. Their immense power compelled successive pharaohs to invest considerable wealth, labor, and effort into their construction. The Giza Pyramid Complex, located on the Giza Plateau near Cairo, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 and was honored as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World on July 7, 2007. In front of the majestic Giza Pyramids, we have specially arranged for two camels, allowing you to ride them for a memorable photo opportunity.
The second pyramid is the tomb of King Khafre, the son of Khufu, built around 2650 BC, making it 4,667 years old. Due to its elevated position, its architectural form is even more perfect and spectacular. Let’s enter the pyramid and explore its mysteries.
Saladin Citadel
The Saladin Citadel began construction in 1176 AD and is situated on top of the Muqattam Hills in Old Cairo, Egypt. The citadel is like a miniature city, featuring not only the Al-Nasir Muhammad Mosque but also a police museum, a military museum, and other buildings.”
9 Pyramids Lounge
9 Pyramids Lounge, located near the Giza Pyramids, opened in 2020 and is the first restaurant situated right beside the pyramids. Covering an area of approximately 405 square meters, it offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Dining here allows guests to overlook the nine magnificent pyramids, providing an impressive experience of the grandeur of these historical monuments.
Sphinx
Located next to the Pyramid of Khafre, the Sphinx was built around 2558–2532 BC, making it approximately 4,500 years old. Between its massive paws lies a granite slab known today as the ‘Dream Stele,’ which records how it was once buried beneath shifting sands.
Mena House Hotel 139 Restaurant
During World War II, the Cairo Conference was held here, attended by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Chiang Kai-shek, and U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Mena House, the century-old palace hotel closest to the pyramids, was transformed from an old palace. It was here that Churchill hosted the Cairo Conference. Many famous personalities, including American entrepreneur Bill Gates, renowned detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, and comedian Charlie Chaplin, have stayed here. A visit to Mena House wouldn’t be complete without dining at the 139 Restaurant, which features a garden landscape with a shallow pool reflecting the famous Khufu Pyramid. The combination of fine cuisine and stunning views creates a romantic atmosphere, making it an invaluable dining experience.
Memories Aicha Luxury Camp
It is the most luxurious campsite in the wilderness of Moses (Wadi Rum Desert), located next to rugged mountains and the stunning Arabian Desert. The camp features gardens, terraces, and barbecue facilities, and in the transparent semi-spherical tents, guests can gaze at the star-filled sky at night—an unforgettable romantic sight to behold in a lifetime.
Donghua Travel offers the world’s highest-quality Mongolian yurt, and the top-ranked luxury tent is the Memories Aicha Luxury Camp located in the Wadi Rum Desert!
Studio Restaurant
Take a hot air balloon ride for a tour.
We will take a hot air balloon ride in the wilderness of Moses (Wadi Rum Desert), rising into the sky at dawn. From above, we can overlook the vast wilderness, with its majestic cliffs and stunning desert landscapes all in view.
The St. Regis Cairo
The St. Regis Cairo opened in early 2021 and is located in the heart of Egypt’s capital. It is the most luxurious five-star hotel in Cairo, renowned worldwide for its opulence and exceptional service.
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization(NMEC)
The Egyptian Civilization Museum is a large museum located in downtown Cairo, with an exhibition area of approximately 23,235 square meters. On April 3, 2021, the museum held the globally sensational ‘Pharaohs’ Golden Parade,’ transporting a total of 22 ancient Egyptian mummies (18 pharaohs and 4 queens) from the old Egyptian Museum to the new museum. The museum officially opened to the public the following day.
Egyptian Museum
Also known as the ‘Egyptian National Museum,’ it was built in 1901 and is located in Cairo, the capital of Egypt. The museum houses 120,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt, making it one of the largest museums in Egypt.
In addition to mummies and the famous golden mask of Tutankhamun, the most impressive artifacts include a high heel shoe, a toothbrush, and a condom. These inventions date back three thousand years, and we continue to improve and use them today. The ancient wisdom of Egypt is truly remarkable.
Saint Sergius and Bacchus Church
Located in Old Cairo’s Coptic area, the Saint Sergius and Bacchus Church is the oldest Christian church in Egypt, dating back to the 4th century. According to the Gospel of Matthew, King Herod ordered the massacre of all young boys in Bethlehem, and the Virgin Mary fled to Egypt with the infant Jesus, supposedly residing in the crypt beneath the church.
The church is dedicated to Saints Sergius and Bacchus, 4th-century Christian soldiers who were martyred in Syria by the Roman Emperor Maximian. It is traditionally believed that the church was built over the dwelling place of the Holy Family during their time in Egypt.
According to tradition, Joseph was instructed by an angel to take his wife Mary and the infant Jesus to Egypt to escape. It is said that when they arrived in Egypt, they rested at this location. They likely stayed here for some time, with Joseph working nearby in the Babylon Fortress to support the family. As a result, this church holds special significance in Christian history, and many bishops in the Coptic area have been chosen from this church.
Place where Jesus took refuge
Legend has it that the Virgin Mary once took refuge with the infant Jesus in the crypt beneath the site of the Saint Sergius and Bacchus Church.
Hanging Church
The Hanging Church, also known as the Church of St. Mary, is referred to locally as El-Muallaqa, which means ‘suspended.’ Built in the 3rd to 4th century, it has a history of over 1,500 years and is one of the oldest churches in Egypt. The church is situated above the walls of the southwest gate of the Babylon Fortress in Old Cairo. Upon entering the church from the right side, visitors can see the suspended city walls below through the glass. The main body of the church is suspended over an archway, giving it the name ‘Hanging Church.
Sahaba Mosque
The Sahaba Mosque is the most spectacular building in Sharm El Sheikh, designed by Fouad Tawfik. It incorporates elements of Fatimid, Mamluk, and Ottoman styles in its architecture and interior design. Let’s capture beautiful memories in front of its unique architectural form.
Market + Night Market
Treasure hunting at the Sinai Mountain Square Market in Sharm El Sheikh. The Sinai Mountain Square Market features numerous stalls selling handcrafted goods, making it akin to a European shopping version of the Galilee Market. You definitely don’t want to miss it!
Heaven Church
Located in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, the Heaven Church features an exterior design inspired by ancient Egyptian and Byzantine architectural styles. Its golden and white façade showcases a solemn and sacred aura. This church is not only a place for religious worship but also a masterpiece of art and architecture, perfectly blending religious faith with artistic aesthetics. Every detail conveys the power of faith and the allure of art.
The Baptism Site of Bethany
This is the site where Jesus was baptized, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015. It includes the area of Tell al-Kharrar and the Church of St. John the Baptist.
Mount Nebo
Saint Catherine’s Monastery
Saint Catherine’s Monastery is located at the foot of Mount Sinai in Egypt. This is the place described in the Old Testament where God appeared to Moses in the burning bush and commanded him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. It is also where Moses received the Ten Commandments from God (Exodus 3).
This mountain is also revered and well-known among Muslims, who refer to it as ‘Jebel Musa,’ meaning ‘Mountain of Moses’ (also known as Horeb or Sinai).
Movenpick Restaurant
Mount Sinai
Also known as ‘Moses Mountain’ or ‘The Mountain of God,’ Mount Sinai is located at the southern end of the Sinai Peninsula, with an elevation of 2,285 meters. It is a legendary holy site for Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Red Sea National Forest Reserve
We offer an exclusive charter for you to set sail on a luxurious three-deck white yacht, cruising through the Red Sea National Forest Reserve. Enjoy the beautiful Red Sea, indulge in snorkeling, and play with tropical fish. If you get hungry, a delicious buffet is available on board. We will cruise along the Sinai coastline, ultimately arriving at Ras Mohammed National Park.
Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh
The luxurious Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh overlooks the Red Sea and features a private beach, water sports facilities, diving, outdoor pools, a spa and wellness center, a fitness center, and bars/lounge areas. You can enjoy a variety of cuisines in the restaurants, swim in the pool, or dive in the coral reefs to unwind.
Jordan
Jordan, a country that seems to awaken from millennia of history, boasts a rich religious and ancient civilization while embracing modern prosperity. This small Middle Eastern nation is home to diverse religions and cultures, with 92% of Jordanians being Sunni Muslims and 6% practicing Christianity. Its stable and peaceful cultural atmosphere stems from its deep and rich cultural heritage.
Wadi Rum Desert (Moses Wilderness)
Also known as the ‘Moon Valley,’ Wadi Rum is a desert in Jordan characterized by its diverse and changing landscape. It has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for both its natural and cultural significance. During this trip, we will ride camels to explore this magnificent desert. Wadi Rum is also praised as one of the closest places to Mars, with its arid red sand desert landscape serving as a filming location for many movies depicting Mars, such as ‘The Martian,’ ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,’ ‘Prometheus,’ and even the recently released sci-fi epic ‘Dune: Part One’ in 2021. Additionally, the historically significant ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ events took place in Wadi Rum.
Hiking in the Desert Mountains of Jordan
We are riding camels in the Jordanian desert.
Desert Sunset Concert
The residents of Wadi Rum are mostly from the local minority group, the Bedouins. We will ride camels to stroll through the desert and host an exclusive Desert Sunset Relaxation Concert, featuring authentic Arabic music. You can also enjoy local tea, manna, and shisha.
Cave Bar
This is a truly unique Cave Bar, built in harmony with the natural terrain, allowing guests to enjoy the stunning natural landscape from indoors!
Petra, the filming location for the ‘Indiana Jones’ series of films.
Petra, known as one of the ‘New Seven Wonders of the World,’ boasts a history of 4,000 years and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. The unique reddish-brown color of Petra’s rocks has earned it the nickname ‘Rose City,’ adding a touch of romance to this ancient city. This time, we will enter the ‘Sleeping Rose City,’ allowing you to leave your footprints in this millennium-old heritage site. Its ancient architectural features have made it a popular filming location for many movies, such as the ‘Indiana Jones’ series and ‘Transformers.
Petra’s Al-Khazneh Temple
Referred to as the ‘Treasury’ by the local Bedouins, Petra’s Al-Khazneh Temple is said to contain treasures at its peak, which is how it got its nickname. It is one of the most exquisite temples of the ancient world. This site was also a filming location for the third installment of the ‘Indiana Jones’ series, where the classic scene searching for the Holy Grail took place. The Greek-style architectural facade is entirely carved from rock, and the temple displays different colors depending on the angle of sunlight, adding a touch of romance to the atmosphere.
Wadi Musa Stone
The Bible recounts the story of Moses striking the rock twice to bring forth water, with the second occurrence happening in the wilderness of Jordan, near the ancient city of Petra (Exodus 17:1-6). As a result of this action, God did not allow Moses to enter the Promised Land, and he passed away in Moab at the age of 120. Why did this happen? Let the guide explain it to you.
Basin Restaurant
The only five-star restaurant located within the Petra archaeological site, it is situated in the heart of the Rose City. With a diverse selection of salads and Arabic dishes, it is the perfect dining option after exploring the magnificent ruins. Having lunch surrounded by towering cliffs offers a truly unique experience.
Dead Sea
Floating on the sea while reading a magazine? How is that possible? It is possible! Just look at our group members leisurely floating in the Dead Sea, happily reading their books. In fact, while regular seawater has a salt content of about 3.5%, the Dead Sea has a salt concentration of 23% to 30%. This means that no swimming skills are required to enjoy the fun of floating in the Dead Sea.
Hayat Zaman Hotel and Resort
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【he World’s Most Luxurious Stone House.】
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This is the best stone house in the world! The hotel is designed in the style of a 19th-century Jordanian village, rich in historical and cultural significance. Guests can experience the traditional way of life of an ancient village here.
Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
Just soaking in the historically famous Dead Sea once may not be enough! We will be staying at the Kempinski Hotel by the Dead Sea, just a few steps from our room to the water, allowing you to easily jump in and enjoy the floating experience at any time.
Amman
Entering the capital city of Jordan, Amman, you are greeted by the magnificent buildings from the Roman era, filled with Roman, Byzantine, and early Islamic influences, making it feel like you are in Italy. Since the Roman army conquered Jordan in 63 BC and ruled for nearly four centuries, this mountain city has recorded a brilliant chapter of Roman history, leaving behind the ancient Roman theater, which is over a thousand years old. Today, it has become one of the most modern cities in the Arab region, where ancient and contemporary architecture coexist, making it a preferred destination for travelers from both the Arab world and Europe.
Fakhr El-Din Restaurant
This restaurant is the most luxurious Arabic restaurant in Jordan, frequented by none other than King Hussein himself. Not only that, but it has also won the hearts of various prime ministers throughout history with its delicious offerings! Fakhr El-Din Restaurant, which prioritizes health, offers over 100 types of Lebanese cuisine, using fresh local ingredients to provide you with the royal delicacies loved by kings.
– Daily Itinerary –
【Daily Itinerary】
Day 1
Taipei【Taoyuan Airport Special Customs Clearance】→ Dubai
● Enjoy a special customs clearance at Taoyuan Airport, with officials assisting you through the departure process. You’ll travel to the boarding gate in a luxury golf cart.
● 23:35 Board Emirates flight EK 367 to Dubai, with an estimated flight time of approximately 8 hours and 45 minutes.
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Day 2
Dubai → Cairo
● 04:20 Arrive in Dubai and board Emirates flight EK 927 to Cairo, with an estimated flight time of about 3 hours and 50 minutes.
● 10:05 Arrive at Cairo International Airport, complete immigration procedures (visa on arrival), and transfer to the city of Cairo to begin your journey through Egypt and the wilderness of Moses!
● 12:05 Enjoy lunch at Studio Misr Al-Azhar Park restaurant, where you can savor a Mediterranean set menu with views of Old Cairo and the magnificent fortress.
● 13:40 Visit the Citadel of Saladin.
● 14:50 Explore St. Sergius and Bacchus Church, significant in Christian history, believed to be built over the dwelling place of the Holy Family during their time in Egypt, with nearby caves where baby Jesus and his parents hid from soldiers.
● 15:35 Visit the Hanging Church (St. Mary’s Church), known locally as El-Muallaqa. This church, built in the 3rd-4th century, is one of Egypt’s oldest churches with over 1,500 years of history.
● 16:40 Check in at The St. Regis Cairo, ranked the number one hotel in Cairo by TripAdvisor.
● 18:00 Enjoy exquisite cuisine at the hotel restaurant.（Meal budget: $90 USD, approximately 2,925 TWD per person）
▲ Food rating from the Chairman：★★★★★☆
Accommodation: The St. Regis Cairo or a hotel of equivalent standard
▲ Accommodation rating from the Chairman: Super★★★★★★
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Day 3
● 07:50 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
● 09:10 Visit the Egyptian Museum, also known as the National Museum of Egypt, established in 1901 in Cairo. It houses over 120,000 artifacts and is one of the largest museums in Egypt.
● 12:10 Lunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge, where you can enjoy a Mediterranean meal with stunning views of the pyramids, creating a romantic dining atmosphere.
● 13:50 After lunch, visit the Giza Pyramid Complex (including the Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, Pyramid of Menkaure, and the Sphinx). The pyramids date back about 4,800 years, with a total of 160 pyramids located around Cairo. The Giza Plateau became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979 and was named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007. You’ll even have the chance to take memorable photos while riding a camel.
● 16:25 Explore the Grand Egyptian Museum, set to open in mid-2024. Spanning 500,000 square meters, it will be the largest single cultural heritage collection in the world, showcasing 5,000 artifacts from King Tutankhamun’s collection, including 2,000 items on display for the first time. The nearly intact relics and documents from Tutankhamun’s tomb, discovered in 1922, will be a highlight of the museum.
● 17:15 Dinner at Restaurant 139 in Mena House, known for its garden featuring a shallow pool that reflects the iconic Great Pyramid. This enchanting dining setting enhances the experience, making it a priceless culinary adventure.
● Participate in an ancient Egyptian language class and reenact the Cairo Conference, where you can learn to write your name in hieroglyphs. Enjoy this fun experience as you take pictures at the setup featuring four chairs reminiscent of the historical conference. （Meal budget: $60 USD, approximately 1,865 TWD per person）
▲ Food rating from the Chairman：★★★★★☆
● 19:20 Return to The St. Regis Cairo, ranked the top hotel in Cairo by TripAdvisor.
▲ Standard room price: Approximately $300 USD, around 9,750 TWD per night.
Accommodation: The St. Regis Cairo or a hotel of equivalent standard
▲ Accommodation rating from the Chairman: Super★★★★★★
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Day 4
Cario → Sharm El Sheikh
● 07:00 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
● 08:00 Depart for the domestic lounge at Cairo Airport.
●11:15 Fly to Sharm El Sheikh (Flight: MS 24, Departure: 11:15, Arrival: 12:15).
● 13:10 Check-in at the Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh and enjoy lunch. This luxurious resort overlooks the Red Sea and features a private beach, water sports, diving, outdoor pools, a spa, and fitness center. Enjoy diverse cuisine at the restaurants, swim in the pool, or relax while diving in the coral reefs.
●17:00 Visit the Sahaba Mosque, a stunning architectural gem designed by Fouad Tawfik, blending Fatimid, Mamluk, and Ottoman styles. Capture beautiful photos against its unique design.
●17:50 Explore the Church of Heaven.
●18:35 Treasure hunt at the Sinai Plaza Market in Sharm El Sheikh, featuring numerous artisan stalls—a European-style Galilee market experience you won’t want to miss.
●19:40 Dinner at the “Old Egypt” Waterfall Restaurant, featuring local specialties.
（Meal budget: $60 USD, approximately 1,980 TWD per person）
▲ Food rating from the Chairman：★★★★★
●22:05 Return to the resort for rest.
Accommodation: Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh
▲ Accommodation rating from the Chairman: Super★★★★★★
TripAdvisor ranks it as the top hotel in Sharm El Sheikh (out of 22 hotels).
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Day 5
Sharm El Sheikh
● 08:00 Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
● All Day Experience a private yacht trip on a luxurious three-level white yacht. Explore the beautiful Red Sea National Park, enjoy snorkeling, and interact with tropical fish. A delicious buffet lunch will be served on board while cruising along the Sinai coastline, ultimately reaching Ras Mohammed National Park.
●12:00 Enjoy the captain’s lunch on the yacht.
●18:00 Dinner at the hotel’s Bullona Restaurant, serving Mediterranean seafood.
（Meal budget: $80 USD, approximately 2,600 TWD per person）
TripAdvisor ranks it as the top restaurant.
▲ Food rating from the Chairman：★★★★★
Accommodation: Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh
▲ Accommodation rating from the Chairman: Super ★★★★★★
TripAdvisor ranks it as the top hotel in Sharm El Sheikh (out of 22 hotels).
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Day 6
Sharm El Sheikh → Taba
● 05:30 Early departure with packed breakfast.
● 06:30 Head towards St. Catherine’s Monastery.
● 09:30 Visit St. Catherine’s Monastery, situated at the foot of Mount Sinai, where Moses is said to have encountered the burning bush and received the Ten Commandments. Known as “Jebel Musa” (Moses’ Mountain) in Islamic tradition.
● 12:00 Depart for Taba.
● 14:30 Check-in and lunch at Mövenpick Resort.
● 16:30 Enjoy hotel facilities and relaxation.
● 20:00 Fine dining at the hotel.
Accommodation: Mövenpick Resort Taba
Ranked #1 on TripAdvisor.
▲ Chairman’s rating: Super★ ★★★★★
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Day 7
Taba（Egypt） → Aqaba（Jordan）
● 07:00 Enjoy breakfast and hotel amenities.
● 10:30 Seafood lunch at Sea Shells Restaurant.
● 12:00 Head to the port for the ferry crossing the Red Sea, following the path of Moses.
● 13:30 Board ferry from Taba (Egypt) to Aqaba (Jordan).
● 14:30 Clear customs in Jordan.
● 15:50 Check-in at Kempinski Hotel Aqaba, relax with tea and enjoy the Red Sea view.
● 18:05 Dinner at Formosa Chinese Restaurant for authentic Taiwanese cuisine.
Accommodation: Kempinski Hotel Aqaba Red Sea
Ranked #1 on TripAdvisor
▲ Chairman’s rating: Super★★★★★★
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Day 8
Aqaba → Wadi Rum
● 08:00 Enjoy a relaxed breakfast.
● 09:00 Depart for Wadi Rum Desert.
● 10:10 Explore Wadi Rum with a thrilling Jeep tour and sand dune adventures.
● 12:00 Lunch at Aicha Cafe.
● 14:20 Check-in at Aicha Luxury Camp.
● 17:00 Sunset camel ride with an exclusive desert music concert featuring authentic Arabic tunes.
● 18:10 Enjoy a BBQ dinner with a unique desert twist.
● 20:10 Return to Memories Aicha Luxury Camp, the most luxurious camp in Wadi Rum, nestled among rugged mountains and the breathtaking Arabian desert. Enjoy stargazing at night and be greeted by the sunrise in the morning.
Accommodation: Aicha Luxury Camp
▲ Chairman’s accommodation rating: Super★★★★★★
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Day 9
Aqaba → Petra
● 05:00 Hot air balloon flight over the Wadi Rum desert (Moses’ Wilderness), offering stunning views of the desert landscape and rugged mountains.
● 06:30 Breakfast at the hotel.
● 07:30 Departure to Petra (2.5-hour drive).
● 10:00 Explore Petra, the Rose City, famous for its red sandstone and iconic structures like the Al-Khazneh Treasury. Traditional headscarves will be provided for an authentic experience.
● 12:00 Lunch at the Basin restaurant in the Crowne Plaza, located within Petra.
● 13:30 Continue exploring Petra.
● 15:30 Visit Moses’ Valley and the rock where Moses struck for water, with biblical stories shared by the guide.
● 17:00 Check-in at Hayat Zaman Hotel and Resort, renowned for its panoramic views and unique rock architecture.
● 18:30 Middle Eastern dinner at the hotel.
Accommodation: Hayat Zaman Hotel and Resort
▲ Chairman’s accommodation rating: Super ★★★★★★
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Day 10
Petra → Dead Sea
● 07:30 Breakfast at the hotel.
● 08:30 Drive to the Dead Sea and check in at Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea, a luxurious resort designed to evoke the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Enjoy the convenience of walking directly to the Dead Sea for the unique floating experience.
●12:30 Lunch at Obelisk Restaurant (Price: $67 USD).
●13:30 Free time to enjoy hotel amenities and float in the Dead Sea.
●18:30 Dinner featuring Lebanese cuisine at the hotel (Price: $70 USD).
Accommodation: Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
▲ Chairman’s accommodation rating: Super★★★★★★
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Day 11
Dead Sea
●08:00 Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Kempinski Hotel. Did you enjoy the amazing spread?
●10:30 Visit Bethany beyond the Jordan, where Jesus was baptized. Explore the cave of John the Baptist and the site where Prophet Elijah ascended to heaven.
● 12:30 Lunch at Al Saraya, Movenpick (Chairman’s rating: ★★★★★).
● 14:10 Head to Mount Nebo, where Moses saw the Promised Land.
● 18:30 Return to Kempinski for a relaxing dinner.
Accommodation: Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
▲ Chairman’s rating: Super ★★★★★★
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Day 12
Dead Sea → Jerash → Amman
● 07:00 Breakfast in-room at the hotel.
● 08:00 Drive to Jerash, a well-preserved ancient Roman city in northern Jordan.
● 09:40 Explore Jerash. This Roman marvel features arches, streets lined with columns, a hippodrome, and public baths, offering a glimpse into Roman grandeur.
● 13:40 Lunch at Fakhr El-Din, an iconic Lebanese restaurant favored by Jordanian royalty.
▲ Chairman’s rating：★★★★★
● 15:50 Depart for Amman International Airport.
● 18:00 Fly to Dubai on Emirates EK904.
● 22:00 Arrive in Dubai, rest in the Emirates lounge for the next long-haul flight.
Flight schedules and itinerary details will be adjusted based on the actual flight booking for that day. The trip’s schedule will be fine-tuned depending on the final flight time and circumstances to ensure smooth travel.
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Day 13
Dubai → Taipei
● 03:40 Your journey concludes with a flight on Emirates EK366, departing at 03:40, with an estimated flight duration of 8 hours and 15 minutes.
● 16:15 ou will arrive at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 1 at 16:15. Once you return home, we look forward to seeing you on another adventure!
※Note: Due to potential factors such as weather, the pandemic, or flight changes, the schedule may adjust to prioritize your experience, and any changes to restaurant or activity venues will maintain quality.※
Gifts for Guests:
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