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Embark on a 10-day Biblical Heritage Pilgrimage through Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Discover the ancient Roman city of Jerash, the rose-red façades of Petra, and the majestic landscapes of Wadi Rum. Follow Moses’ journey across Midian and Jabal al Lawz, explore sacred sites like Mount Nebo and the Madaba Mosaic Map, and relax at the Dead Sea. Experience Bedouin hospitality, desert camping, and local culture on this immersive tour that blends Scripture, history, and adventure for an unforgettable spiritual journey.
For centuries, scholars and explorers have sought to pinpoint the true location of biblical Mount Sinai. Over time, six or more possible sites have been proposed, stretching from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula through southern Israel and into Saudi Arabia. Since the 4th century A.D., the site near Saint Catherine’s Monastery in southern Sinai has been the most widely accepted. In recent years, however, interest has grown in a mountain within the Arabian Peninsula—known to locals for generations as “Moses’ Mountain.” This peak, Jebel al-Lawz, and the surrounding landmarks may hold vital clues to the Exodus narrative.
Join us on a journey through the Arabian Desert to explore remarkable sites in Saudi Arabia and Jordan tied to the biblical story. See the Split Rock of Horeb (Exodus 17), the palm-filled oasis of Elim (Exodus 15), and an altar with bull carvings at the base of Mount Horeb (Exodus 32). Traverse the stunning Wadi Rum—possibly linked to the Wilderness of Paran—and marvel at Petra and other historic treasures in Jordan. This is more than a tour; it’s an in-depth exploration into the landscapes that may have witnessed the Exodus itself.
Arrive in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, where a friendly representative will meet you at Amman Airport to assist with luggage and transfer to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, you can relax at the hotel, enjoy a leisurely walk through the city, explore local sights, or simply soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Jordan’s capital.
Highlights : Arrival to Jordan and Amman
Begin your day exploring Jerash, a magnificent Roman city known for its colonnades, theaters, and temples, with a history stretching over 6,500 years. After immersing in its ancient charm, continue southward to the captivating rose-red city of Petra. Wander through its dramatic canyons and marvel at the iconic rock-cut facades before settling in for an overnight stay nearby.
Highlights : Jerash
Today, immerse yourself in the extraordinary Nabataean city of Petra, famous for its dramatic canyons and intricate rock-carved structures. Experience a memorable donkey ride to explore its breathtaking landscapes. In the afternoon, travel south to the vibrant port city of Aqaba, uniquely positioned near the borders of Egypt, Israel, and Saudi Arabia, offering a blend of history and coastal charm.
Highlights : Petra
This morning, begin the journey from Jordan into Saudi Arabia, retracing the path of the Exodus and Red Sea crossing. Travel by off-road vehicles to Elim, an oasis with palms and wells mentioned in Exodus 15. Continue through scenic landscapes, concluding the day in the historic city of Midian, today’s Al-Bad, rich with biblical and cultural significance.
Highlights : Al Durra Border Crossing, Red Sea Crossing Point (Saudi side), Elim Oasis
Today, explore the western side of Jabal al Lawz, where Moses met his wife Zipporah and father-in-law Jethro at an ancient Midianite well. Continue toward the mountain to see the Split Rock of Horeb, cited in Exodus 17. As night falls, experience an unforgettable evening camping under the desert stars, surrounded by the serene beauty of this historic landscape.
Highlights : Jethro Caves, Moses Spring, Split Rock
Start the day with breakfast while enjoying sweeping desert views. Explore the eastern side of Jabal al Lawz, visiting significant sites such as the calf altar from Exodus 32, the sacrificial high place at the mountain’s base, and an ancient graveyard. Conclude the day by traveling to the Saudi city of Tabuk for an overnight stay, reflecting on the day’s biblical discoveries.
Highlights : Moses'Altar, Twelve Pillars, Calf Alter, Desert Graveyard
Today, leave Saudi Arabia and return to Jordan, arriving at the stunning Wadi Rum desert. Check into your tents before enjoying a thrilling jeep tour across the dramatic landscapes at sunset. Experience a traditional Bedouin Zarb feast, then retreat to your private glamping tent/standard luxury tents at one of Wadi Rum's Camp. Optional stargazing adds a magical evening under the desert sky.
Highlights : Al Durra Border Crossing, Wadi Rum, Wadi Rum Jeep Tour
Begin the morning with an optional hot air balloon ride over Wadi Rum’s majestic desert. After breakfast, journey north to Madaba Mosaic Map at St. George’s Church and watch artisans at work. Visit Mount Nebo, where Moses viewed the Promised Land. Continue to the Dead Sea to float in its salty waters, enjoy a therapeutic mud bath, and relax at your resort.
Highlights : Madaba, Mt Nebo , Dead Sea
Today, visit the serene Dead Sea for floating and relaxation in its mineral-rich waters. Explore the historic Baptism Site at Bethany Beyond the Jordan, where Jesus was baptized. Continue with a guided tour of Amman’s vibrant city highlights. In the afternoon, enjoy free time to shop, stroll, or relax. Overnight stay in Amman, reflecting on your spiritual and cultural journey.
Highlights : Baptism Site, and Amman Exploration
After an unforgettable 10-day journey, enjoy a final breakfast in Amman before checking out of your hotel. Depending on your flight schedule, you may have time for last-minute shopping or sightseeing. A representative will assist with your transfer to Queen Alia International Airport for your departure, concluding your biblical heritage pilgrimage across Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
Highlights : Departure
Known in ancient times as Gerasa, Jerash is one of the best-preserved Roman cities outside Italy and part of the Decapolis mentioned in the Gospels. Visitors can walk its colonnaded streets, explore its grand theaters, temples, and plazas, and imagine life as it was during the time of Christ’s ministry in the region.
Carved into pink sandstone cliffs by the Nabataeans more than 2,000 years ago, Petra is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Beyond its breathtaking façades like the Treasury, Petra also holds a deep biblical connection, believed by some scholars to be linked to the ancient Edomites, descendants of Esau.
Since the 4th century A.D., tradition has placed Mount Sinai in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, near Saint Catherine’s Monastery. Yet, several key biblical passages hint that the true location may be in Arabia. Could the Israelites’ wilderness wanderings have unfolded not in Egypt, but across the Arabian Desert?
In Exodus 17, the Israelites, parched and desperate at Rephidim, saw God’s provision when Moses struck the Rock of Horeb, bringing forth life-giving water. At the base of Arabia’s Mount Horeb stands a towering split boulder—could this be the very stone that quenched the thirst of God’s people?
Along the Gulf of Aqaba lies a spring-fed canyon, where palm trees flourish in the desert. Exodus 15 describes Elim as a place of twelve springs and seventy palms, where the Israelites found refreshment after crossing the Red Sea. Could this serene oasis be the biblical Elim?
Near the foot of Arabia’s Mount Sinai, granite boulders bear ancient carvings of bulls and calves. Exodus 32 recounts Israel’s rebellion, when they fashioned and worshiped a golden calf. Could this rocky high place be a silent witness to that moment of defiance?
At the base of Mount Horeb’s ascent lies an ancient, enigmatic structure unlike any other in Arabia—possibly a place of ritual sacrifice. Might this have been used by the Israelites during their covenant time at Sinai?
If Mount Sinai truly stands in Arabia, climbing to its summit would be an awe-inspiring pilgrimage—standing where Moses may have received the Ten Commandments from the Lord Himself.
For millennia, Arabia’s deserts have echoed with the footsteps of traders and pilgrims. Caravans carried incense and spices north from Yemen, while Muslim pilgrims journeyed to Mecca. These same routes may once have been traveled by the Israelites on their way to the Promised Land.
A vast desert of towering sandstone mountains and endless red sand, Wadi Rum is steeped in both natural beauty and history. Known for its connection to the Nabataeans and its resemblance to the wilderness landscapes described in Scripture, it offers a striking reminder of the Israelites’ desert wanderings.
According to Deuteronomy 34, Mount Nebo is where God showed Moses the Promised Land before his death. From its summit, visitors can gaze over the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and even Jerusalem on a clear day—an awe-inspiring spot that connects directly to one of the Bible’s most poignant moments.
Famous for its 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, Madaba is a treasure trove of early Christian art and history. The map provides one of the oldest known depictions of biblical sites, offering a unique window into the world of early pilgrims.
Recognized by many as the location where John the Baptist baptized Jesus (John 1:28), this sacred site on the east bank of the Jordan River is a major place of Christian pilgrimage. Archaeological remains, churches, and baptismal pools bring the Gospel accounts to life for visitors.
Built on ancient foundations, Amman blends modern vibrancy with biblical history. Known in the Old Testament as Rabbath Ammon, capital of the Ammonites, it later became Philadelphia under Roman rule. Today, it offers lively markets, ancient ruins, and cultural heritage in the heart of Jordan.
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