Jerusalem and Bethlehem Overnight Tour: A Spiritual Journey from Aqaba
Set off on a two-day journey from Aqaba to Jerusalem and Bethlehem, where history, spirituality, and culture collide. Immerse yourself in these great cities’ religious monuments, historic treasures, and colorful ambience. Allow our expertly prepared schedule to provide a smooth and illuminating journey as you cross borders and boundaries to experience the spirit of these respected sites.
Itinerary
Day 1: Aqaba to Jerusalem - Exploring the Holy City
Depart early in the morning from Aqaba, easily crossing the border into Israel.
Arrive in Jerusalem and settle into your pleasant lodging, which is well positioned to allow easy access to the city’s treasures.
Begin your trip in the Mount of Olives, where you will be able to capture spectacular views over the city and its sacred places.
Walk the Via Dolorosa, retracing Jesus’ last steps, to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, a location of profound spiritual importance.
Visit the Western Wall, a place of Jewish devotion as well as historical significance.Explore the vivid ambience of the busy Old City’s marketplaces, alleyways, and cultural riches.
Return to your lodging for a relaxing evening of reflection on the spiritual journey of the day.
Day 2: Bethlehem - Birthplace of Christ
After breakfast, go to Bethlehem, which is close to Jerusalem.
Explore the Church of the Nativity, where Jesus Christ is said to have been born.
Visit the Shepherds’ Field, where it is supposed that angels heralded Jesus’ birth.As you meander around Bethlehem’s lovely streets and marketplaces, take in the colorful local culture.
Enjoy a local meal that highlights the flavors of the area.
Return to Aqaba in the evening, bringing the spiritual insights and cultural experiences of this enriching excursion with you.
Begin your journey on our Jerusalem and Bethlehem Overnight Tour, where history and theology collide in an engaging encounter. Allow our carefully crafted schedule to provide you with a meaningful tour that spans boundaries and time, increasing your understanding of these venerated places.
Why Choose This Jerusalem and Bethlehem Overnight Tour:
Smooth Transitions: Enjoy a hassle-free border crossing and transportation, guaranteeing a pleasant journey.
Spiritual Importance: With professional direction, see hallowed places and learn about the history and spirituality of Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Cultural Immersion: Stroll through colorful markets, sample local food, and connect with the region’s rich cultural tapestry.
Professional Guided excursions: Take advantage of educational excursions that explain the historical and spiritual importance of each location.
Unforgettable Memories: In just two transforming days, you may capture the essence of Jerusalem and Bethlehem’s spiritual and cultural history.
Tour Highlights:
Araba Border, The Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, Wailing Wall, Temple Mount, King Solomon, Al Aqsa Mosque, Arab Market (“Souq”), Path of Sorrow (Via Dolorosa), Church of the Holy Sepulcher, King David, Jews, Christians, Muslims, Last Supper, Mount Zion, Christ, Romans, “Menorah” (Candelabra), Aqaba.
The program includes:
Pickup from and drop off.
Transfers by air-conditioned vehicle.
English-speaking guide.
Entrance fees to the sites..
1 – night accommodation
The program does not include:
Personal travel Insurance expenses.
Tips / gratuities.
Visas fees and departure tax.
Government tax, Value Added Tax (VAT), or compulsory charges introduced after publication.
Optional excursions and activities (are subject to availability).
Any beverages with meals, unless mentioned and upon request.
Carriages and camel rides.
Extra costs due to unanticipated changes in the itinerary for reasons beyond our control.
Any other items not listed in the “includes”.
Tour options:
Optional activities are subject to availability.
Optional private or onsite local guides.
Guides in languages other than English are available upon request and subject to availability.
Optional special private vehicles are available upon request
Dress Code:
There is no strict dress code when visiting the temples of Jerusalem, as they are open to Christians of all faiths who have different traditions. For example, Catholic and Protestant women do not cover their heads in church. Orthodox Greek women adhere to the same tradition. In Russian tradition, it is customary to wear a headscarf in church. Therefore, in any of the temples in Jerusalem, you can meet women both with a covered head and with an uncovered one. The same applies to trousers and skirts. Feel free to dress how you feel comfortable. The only thing that is inappropriate when visiting temples is open knees and shoulders, so shorts and sleeveless jackets will have to be left for visiting another place.
Site topography:
All the visited sites are spread at a wide area at different locations and altitudes, and comfortable footwear is a necessity.
Walking distance:
Moderate amount of walking is required.
Changes overview:
The itinerary may change due to unanticipated circumstances, factors beyond our control, or at the guide’s discretion.