Domestic flights fly to Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel's second largest city. The locals living on the Sunshine Coast are passionate about coffee and culinary arts, love outdoor sports, and focus on enjoying life. According to the group time (subject to fine-tuning the flight time), arrange a walking tour of the Old City of Jaffa or a visit to the Bauhaus complex, a world cultural heritage. If it happens to fall on a Friday or Saturday, we will have the opportunity to experience the characteristics of the Israeli Sabbath. dinner.

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After breakfast, we set off for the holy city of Jerusalem (Jerusalem). There is a beautiful saying in the Jewish classic "Talmud": "If the world is very beautiful, nine points are in Jerusalem." Later generations added an equally beautiful saying, "If the world is very beautiful, There is a lot of sorrow, and nine points are in Jerusalem." Walking in the old city, there is a church every three steps, a mosque every five steps, there are many sects, the holy sites are shoulder to shoulder, and the city wall stretches northward from the history. We visited the Jewish Quarter, where one of the four traditional districts of the Old City, the "Wailing Wall", is located. Climb the Temple Mount, visit the tomb of King David and the room of the legendary Last Supper. We will walk through the 14 Stations of the Stations of the Cross together, and finally arrive at the Christian holy site - the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. ).

Optional items that you may be interested in: Visiting the Western Wall Tunnel, you will have the opportunity to have a special journey through time and space. Follow the English leader to walk through the stone foundations of the Herodian era, and go underground under the Western Wall to authenticate the historical relics. (Advance reservation required)

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

Trekking Time : 2-3 hours

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After breakfast, climb up to the Mount of Olives to enjoy the panoramic view of the Holy City. The golden Jerusalem looks sacred and beautiful under the sunlight. Afterwards, we walked down the Mount of Olives and visited the Cathedral of the Lord, where Jesus wept for Jerusalem, the Garden of Cassemane, where Jesus was betrayed by Judas with a kiss, and the Church of All Nations, which was built with money donated by 16 countries. In the afternoon, we headed to the West Bank (Western Bank) to explore the reality here. The towering separation wall separates it from Jerusalem. Sometimes we are confused that there is still a Palestinian existence. Yet when you step into Bethlehem, the ancient stone buildings and narrow alleys look much the same as they did centuries ago. This is a paradise for street artists, and its rich history makes it famous around the world. It is the birthplace and coronation place of David, the second king of Israel; it is the birthplace of Jesus recorded in the Bible and the holy city among Christians; it is also the holy site of Judaism and the location of Rachel's Tomb. Before the end of today's trip, we will also take you to visit a mysterious art hotel and take a break in the cafe here. You may discover more secrets about the restricted area of Palestine.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

Trekking Time : 2-3 hours

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Today, we crossed the national border and came to Jordan. The first thing we arrived at was the "Dead Sea", the navel of the earth - try "floating on the water" here. The cobalt blue sea water is rich in minerals and salts. The hot springs here can definitely nourish every inch of your cells and enjoy Sea mud bath. In the evening, we arrived in Petra (Petra in Jordan), visited a local’s home, had dinner, and then returned to the hotel to rest.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

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Today is a day to explore the treasures of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Different from the regular tour groups, we selected two hiking trails in the royal cemetery and the monastery to go deep into the secret places that ordinary tourists cannot reach or stand at the best perspective. Discover this ancient city. Enter Petra in the early morning through the Sik Valley, a natural passage about 200 feet deep. As we rounded the last bend of the snake path, the most stunning architecture in the world came into view. The entire building is carved from rock, showing distinct layers of warm colors under the sunlight. Legend has it that this building called Al Khazna requires a password to enter the treasure house. Then you can walk around the opera house and royal tombs of the Nabatean era kingdom to open up this civilization carved on the Rose Mountain rock. Return to our hotel in the evening.

Self-funded items that you may be interested in: Night in Petra (reservation required)

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

Trekking Distance : 19 kilometers

Trekking Time : 7-8 hours

Altitude Gains & Losses : 900 meters

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Today we go deep into the Wadi Rum Desert. I guarantee that what you see will completely change your understanding of the desert. The red sand, strange mountains, and huge weathered rocks are like bunkers, adding jumping symbols to the soft lines. If there were no blue sky and white clouds, this place called "Wadi Rum" would really look like a different space outside the planet. We reunited with the Bedouin service team there and drove for at least 2 hours deep into the hinterland of the desert to find the scenes that really happened in the story of "Lawrence of Arabia". They were vast, endless, and as vast as a temple... Tonight we will be on the dreamy Mars Camp in a tent and enjoy a Bedouin dinner.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

Trekking Time : 2-3 hours

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Accompanied by camel bells, we hiked into the depths of the Wadi Rum Desert. This rose-colored world continues to weave rose-colored memories for us. We then set off for Al-ʻAqabah, which is the northernmost part of the Red Sea and the intersection of three continents. From here we embarked on a snorkeling journey. Diving photographer David Dubile once described, "In the depths of the Red Sea, it is bustling day and night, and the coral reefs are dancing silently and rhythmically like magic..." Yes, this is dreamy. In the underwater world, if you are lucky you can see swarms of jellyfish.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

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Leaving the Red Sea and heading north, we will visit the holy religious site of Mount Nibo along the way - where Moses, the founder of Judaism, spent his last journey. Climb Mount Nebo to view God’s Promised Land. In the afternoon, we arrived at the mosaic city of Madaba. It is said that there are countless treasures related to the Bible hidden here. The people of Madaba are also proud of the gorgeous and vivid mosaic map on the church floor. It is the oldest existing map of the Middle East in the world. , inlaid with more than 2 million pieces of gravel of various colors.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

Trekking Time : 1-2 hours

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Take a minibus to Jerash. This is a well-preserved ancient Roman city, with long stone streets, colonnades on both sides, temples on the top of the mountain, and spectacular theaters, all revealing the prosperity and glory of ancient Rome. Then we went to visit the Arab military fortress Ajran Castle. This model of Arab military architecture was built high up in the Jordan Valley, overlooking the Jordan Valley with a vast view. Touching its walls full of cut holes, we seem to be able to hear the shouts of the Arab warriors. Return to the old city of Amman in the evening, stroll around the market like a local, and experience the real side of the city. We will also visit the Ancient Roman Theater (Théatre Antique) and Amman Castle (Castle Hill), which are both modern and In the intersection of history, we have drawn a perfect end to this trip.

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Meal : Breakfast; Lunch; Supper

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For the sake of your travel convenience and to ensure the smooth completion of your trip, we recommend that you choose a return flight in the afternoon or evening that day. You need to allow at least 4 hours to return to Tel Aviv from Amman and pass customs.

After breakfast, we will gather and drive back to Tel Aviv. We will board the return flight according to the flight time, ending our pleasant trip to the Middle East. If there is a follow-up extension to Israel, please contact the tour operator to book a hotel. You need to apply for a second entry for an Israeli visa.

Accommodation : Own arrangement

Meal : Breakfast