The World's Oldest City
This UNESCO-recognized site, also known as Tell es-Sultan, holds profound historical importance as one of the oldest inhabited cities on Earth. Explore ruins that date back over 10,000 years.
Wander through ancient walls and pre-pottery Neolithic structures that tell the story of the dawn of human civilization and the rich biblical history of this desert oasis.
Discover the grandeur of an Umayyad-era desert complex known for its stunning Islamic architecture. Marvel at the "Tree of Life" mosaic, one of the most elaborate and well-preserved in the world.
The palace ruins, including its baths and intricate designs, offer a unique insight into the artistic and cultural heritage of the early Islamic period in the region.
Ascend by cable car or path to the Monastery of the Temptation, perched precariously on the cliffs. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea.
This site holds deep biblical significance as the place where Jesus was said to have fasted for forty days and nights, offering a space for reflection amidst stunning natural beauty.
Experience the unique sensation of floating effortlessly in the hypersaline waters of the Dead Sea. At over 400 meters below sea level, it is a natural wonder unlike any other.
Indulge in the therapeutic benefits of the mineral-rich black mud, known for its skin-healing properties, and relax in a landscape of salt formations and crystal-blue waters.
Immerse yourself in the local culture and vibrant atmosphere of the city's central market. Jericho is famous for its agriculture, particularly its world-renowned dates and bananas.
Engage with local vendors, taste traditional snacks, and browse through a variety of goods, including handmade ceramics, exotic spices, and the freshest produce of the oasis.
