7-Day Asia Tour Packages
What if you could explore Asia's best in just seven days? Think Jerusalem's winding old streets, Petra's stunning rock-carved city, Dubai's towers, Lhasa's sacred Potala Palace, Angkor Wat's ancient temples, Luang Prabang's serenity, Singapore's buzz, and Tbilisi's charm. From Beijing's Great Wall to Kuang Si Waterfalls and Muscat, there's endless adventure here.
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7 Days in Israel & Jordan, incl. Jerusalem and Petra
This comprehensive tour spans 10 cities across 3 countries, from Tel Aviv to Amman. The itinerary includes Jerusalem's Old City, Bethlehem's sacred sites, and Petra's ancient wonders. Features domestic flight to Eilat, daily breakfast, one lunch in Petra, and expert English-speaking guides.

- Day 1
Tel Aviv to Jerusalem
- Day 2
Masada & Dead Sea
Head south through the Judean Desert early in the morning. Take the cable car to Masada which runs every 10 minutes from 8 AM. You'll need a hat and plenty of water since the desert sun is strong even in winter. At the Dead Sea pack water shoes to protect your feet from sharp salt crystals. Important tip: Skip shaving for 24 hours before your swim the salt water will sting.

- Day 3
Bethlehem & Jericho
Visit the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem first thing to avoid the crowds. Remember modest dress is required shoulders and knees must be covered. After lunch visit Jericho the world's oldest city. The drive takes about an hour and includes checkpoints so keep your passport ready. End your day watching the sunset at the Mount of Temptation.

- Day 4
Jerusalem Old City
- Day 5
Nazareth & Sea of Galilee
Drive north through the Jezreel Valley in the morning. Visit the Church of Annunciation in Nazareth then explore the Sea of Galilee sites. One visitor noted: "The boat ride on the Sea of Galilee was peaceful - try to schedule it before the afternoon winds pick up." Take an evening flight to Eilat to prepare for crossing the border.

- Day 6
Petra
Start early at the border crossing (opens 8 AM) then drive 2 hours to Petra. Wear comfortable walking shoes you'll walk 5-8 miles round trip through the Siq to the Treasury and beyond. Get a local guide at the visitor center to learn the site's history. Stay overnight to see the Treasury illuminated by candlelight.

- Day 7
Wadi Rum & Departure
Discover Israel
A diverse tour through 9 destinations across Israel and Jordan awaits. The route includes Tel Aviv's ancient port, Dead Sea floating, and Jerusalem's sacred quarters. Accommodations at Grand Beach Hotel and Ramada Nazareth, with daily breakfast included.

Tel Aviv Israel
1 miJaffa Israel
33 miCaesarea Israel
15 miHaifa Israel
33 miAcre Israel
23 miNazareth Israel
16 miGalilee Israel
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Tabgha Israel
1 miCapernaum Israel
20 miNazareth Israel
1 miMount Precipice Israel
5 miKafar Kanna Israel
61 miJericho Palestinian Territory
22 miDead Sea Israel
20 miJerusalem Israel
3 miEin Kerem Israel
4 miBethlehem Palestinian Territory
3 miJerusalem Israel
2 miMount of Olives Israel
Jerusalem Old City Israel
Mount Zion Israel
1 miJerusalem Israel
What people love about 7-day Asia tours
- Israel and Jordan in 7 days
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My guide Thomka, was so excellent. He helped me so much through the difficult parts, that made the entire experience so great!
- Discover Israel
Informative and interesting historical and biblical sites. Accommodations and food were very good and guides and drivers were friendly. Only real glitch was pairing English speaking and Spanish speaking tourists together. Lead tour guide had to repeat everything in both languages. Both sets of tourists were frustrated as it slowed things down. Queue line control at the church of the holy sepulcher was lousy, allowing people to cut lines; and at one point the line didn’t move at all from 3:00 until 4:15. By 5:00, they rushed everyone through — if they maintained flow speed throughout the day instead of just at the end and had more queue line discipline, people could get through faster and suffer less frustration. Jordan river— site near Jericho had putrid looking water; should use a site closer to the Sea of Galilee where the water is cleaner. Dead Sea was disappointing— staff would not allow people to swim or float — only wading.




























