Jerash – Ajlun And Umm Qais Day Tour

Full-Day Tour to Um Qais, Ajloun Castle, and Jerash – Explore Jordan’s Ancient Heritage
Discover the ancient ruins and historic landmarks of Jordan in a single day. This self-guided tour will take you to the iconic sites of Um Qais, Ajloun Castle, and Jerash, offering a mix of Roman, Islamic, and medieval history in one unforgettable trip.
Pick-up Locations :
Amman City
Amman Airport
vehicles :
sedan ( 1 to 4 persons )
mini van ( 5 to 6 persons )
mini bus ( 7 to 8 persons )
Pick-up Time :
7:00 AM
To Be Visit :
- Umm Qais Ruins
- Jerash Ruins
- Ajlun Castle
Price Includes
Tax Charge
All Transportation as Mentioned in the Itinerary
 Car With Driver Speak English
All transportation in destination locati
Duration of visit :
  • Umm Qais 2 Hours
  • Ajlun 1 Hour
  • Jerash 3 Hours
Price Excludes
Entrance Fees
Driver Gratuity
Any Private Expenses
Food and Beverages
Itinerary :
  • Start from Amman (7:00 AM )
  • Begin your day by departing from Amman early in the morning to make the most of your time. The drive to Um Qais will take about
  • Visit Um Qais – Ancient Roman City , Your first stop is Um Qais, one of the most well-preserved Roman cities in Jordan. Explore the ancient ruins, including the Roman theater, Byzantine church, and Ottoman-era houses. The site offers magnificent views of the Sea of Galilee and Golan Heights.
  • Take time to walk around the remains of this fascinating site, where the ruins are set against breathtaking landscapes.
Highlights of Um Qais:
Roman Theater: A beautiful, small amphitheater offering views of the surrounding area. Colonnaded Streets: Walk along the remains of Roman streets lined with columns. The Byzantine Church: Explore the remains of the early Christian church. Views of the Sea of Galilee: Enjoy panoramic views from the hilltop location. Drive to Ajloun Castle After exploring Um Qais, drive to Ajloun Castle, located approximately 1 hour away. This medieval Islamic fortress was built in the 12th century and offers spectacular views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
Highlights of Ajloun Castle:
  • The Castle’s Tower: Climb to the top of the castle for panoramic views.
  • Fortress Walls and Gateways: Walk along the well-preserved walls and explore the courtyards.
  • Medieval Architecture: Marvel at the castle's design, which was used for defensive purposes during the Crusades.
Drive to Jerash Explore Jerash – The Roman City Your final stop is Jerash, where you’ll explore one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world. Wander through the Oval Plaza, visit the Temple of Artemis, and explore the South Theatre. Walk along the Cardo Maximus, the main colonnaded street, and discover the Nymphaeum, an ancient Roman fountain.
Highlights of Jerash:
  • Hadrian’s Arch: The grand entrance to the ancient city.
  • Oval Plaza: A stunning open area surrounded by columns.
  • Temple of Artemis: A magnificent Roman temple dedicated to the goddess Artemis.
  • South Theatre: A large, well-preserved Roman theater.
  • Cardo Maximus: The main Roman street lined with columns.
  • Nymphaeum: A Roman fountain dedicated to water nymphs.
Return to Amman , After your visit to Jerash, drive back to Amman, where your tour will conclude. You should arrive in the city by evening, allowing for a relaxing end to your day.
Why Visit Um Qais, Ajloun Castle, and Jerash?
  • Um Qais: Known for its Roman ruins and stunning views, Um Qais offers a quieter, less crowded experience than other Jordanian archaeological sites.
  • Ajloun Castle: A medieval fortress with rich Islamic history, Ajloun Castle provides incredible views and a fascinating glimpse into Jordan’s Crusader history.
  • Jerash: One of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world, Jerash showcases incredible Roman engineering and architecture.
This full-day self-guided tour combines three of Jordan’s most iconic historical sites. From the Roman ruins of Um Qais to the medieval fortress of Ajloun Castle and the grandeur of Jerash, this tour offers a perfect mix of ancient and medieval history in Jordan. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking to explore the beauty of Jordan’s cultural heritage, this day tour will not disappoint.