Today after breakfast, we will have a spiritual tour. Today we will visit Madaba "The
City of Mosaics" and the city of Christianity, with very impressive Greek Orthodox
ruins and churches and Dozens of beautiful Mosaics. The Mosaic of the map that
shows the Middle East is the most important and the most beautiful, it is located in
St. George Church. After Madaba drive onwards to Mt. Nebo from where Moses
overlooked the Holy Land; here we will have the chance to look through Moses’
eyes. Afterwards drive to visit one of the Jordanian handicraft shops, whereby
guests will look over the shoulders of mosaic art workers creating unique and
traditional styles with the Byzantine influence. Continue south to Kerak via the
King’s Highway which was used by caravans hundreds of years ago. The other
name is "Via Nova Trajan", which means the new road of Trajan, the great Roman
emperor. You arrive at Kerak which is one of the three largest castles in the region,
the other two being in Syria. Kerak is the capital city of the Kerak Governorate. As
an ancient Crusader stronghold, it is situated on a hilltop about 1000 meters above
sea level and is surrounded on three sides by a valley. Kerak has a view of the Dead
Sea. A city of about 20,000 people has been built up around the castle, and
includes buildings from the 19th century Ottoman period. The town is built on a
triangular plateau. Overnight in Petra