Jordan tour planning
The shrines of the Prophet's companions, Ashab al-Kahf, Petra and the Dead Sea form the core of most Jordan trips from Pakistan. See what a complete tour should cover, compare estimates first, then confirm the visa and final details on WhatsApp before payment.
Core sites
Companions' shrines, Petra, Dead Sea
Visa
Arranged before travel
Best season
Spring and autumn
Al-Aqsa
Not possible on a Pakistani passport
What to compare
Entry to Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque from Jordan is through a crossing controlled by Israel, and Pakistani passports are not valid for travel to Israel. A tour on a Pakistani passport therefore cannot include Al-Aqsa. Be careful with any offer that says otherwise.
Jordan is home to the shrines of companions of the Prophet ﷺ near Mu'tah and in the Jordan Valley, and a cave near Amman traditionally linked to the People of the Cave in Surah Al-Kahf. Many heritage tours are built around these visits.
Petra, the ancient rock-carved city, the Dead Sea and the Wadi Rum desert are often combined with the heritage sites. Ask your operator which are included and how much travel time is involved.
Common questions
Not on a Pakistani passport. Entry to Jerusalem from Jordan is through a crossing controlled by Israel, and Pakistani passports are not valid for travel to Israel.
Yes. Have it arranged before you travel and confirm the current requirements with your operator.
Most include the companions' shrines, Ashab al-Kahf, Petra and the Dead Sea, with Wadi Rum as an option. Ask your operator for the exact list before you book.
Next step
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