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As-Salt Harmony Trail Excursion

Experience the harmonious coexistence of Muslim and Christian traditions on this As-Salt excursion, a historic city situated along the ancient route connecting Amman and Jerusalem. As-Salt Harmony Trail Excursion.

  • 6 hours
  • 4 | 3 reviews

Experience the harmonious coexistence of Muslim and Christian traditions on this As-Salt excursion, a historic city situated along the ancient route connecting Amman and Jerusalem.

As-Salt Harmony Trail Excursion

Your journey begins with a pick-up from your hotel in Amman at 8 am, as we travel west to the charming town of As-Salt, where you can explore the rich tapestry of cultures that thrive in Jordan.

Upon reaching As-Salt, we will embark on a guided exploration of the city. You will encounter various Islamic and Christian architectural elements that adorn its houses and places of worship. This walking tour will lead us to notable landmarks, including the Al Khader (St. George) Orthodox Church and the Great Mosque, both key highlights of the area.

Throughout our visit, the guide will share fascinating insights into As-Salt's historical significance. For instance, did you know that this city served as the regional capital of the Ottoman Empire and is famed for its strong sense of community and unity?

To cap off this enriching experience, we will head to the As-Salt viewpoint, where you can enjoy stunning panoramas of the Sea of Galilee (Lake Tiberias), Mount Turek, and the Golan Heights.

We will conclude our day by returning you to your hotel in Amman around 2 pm.

Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop off
  • Transportation by minibus
  • English–speaking guide

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