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The Official King's Highway Bus Tour

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The King's Highway Foundation is proud to present the official bus tour of the King's Highway a.k.a. Frankford Avenue starting once the renovations to the 1697 bridge are completed! This guided bus tour will take you down the highway while talking about all of the historic locations and making a few stops for photo opportunities! If you have seen the Award Winning Documentary Film "The King's Highway" on WHYY or Amazon Video, then you'll want to see everything in person!

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Classical 4 days Experience the Kings Highway tour

Experience the king's highway.

Begin an exciting journey through time with our exclusive “Experience the King’s Highway” package. We have prepared an exciting itinerary that will take you on a gripping tour across Jordan’s rich history and beautiful surroundings, as follows:

Day 1 of your experience begins when we greet you at Amman Queen Alia Airport and take you away to the ancient city of Petra. Check into your accommodation and get ready to experience the delights of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overnight in Petra, where imaginations come true.

After a fantastic breakfast, we set off on a tour down the historic King’s Highway on Day 2 . The old city of Madaba, famous for its mosaic map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land, is our first visit. Let your imagination go wild as you marvel at the detailed intricacies. Then we climb Mount Nebo, which provides panoramic views of the Holy Land and the Dead Sea. Allow the mysterious ambience of this hallowed spot to take you back in time. As we proceed down the King’s Highway, we pass through the breathtaking Wadi Mujib, Jordan’s Grand Canyon. A visit to Karak allows you to tour the majestic Karak Castle, a testimony to the region’s medieval heritage. In this historical setting, have a delicious meal. We go on to Petra, your final destination for the day, in the afternoon. Prepare yourself for the magic that lies ahead.

Day 3 begins with the promise of uncovering Petra’s hidden riches. Begin your journey through the Siq, a tiny ravine that leads to the renowned Treasury, accompanied by your expert guide. At every turn, marvel at the beautiful sculptures and architectural marvels. Discover the Nabatean Theater, Royal Tombs, Roman Road, Great Temple, Temple of the Winged Lion, and the Basin. Each step reveals more about this ancient civilization’s secrets. As the day comes to an end, we return to the main gate, where your transportation awaits to take you to Amman for the night.

On Day 4 , we wish you farewell by transporting you to the airport for your flight. Reflect on the great experiences you had while traveling the King’s Highway, and treasure Jordan’s eternal beauty.

Experience the King’s Highway and learn about Jordan’s history as each step along this ancient path reveals a new chapter in your journey. Book your trip now and go on an unforgettable journey through historic wonders and breathtaking landscapes.

Tour Highlights:

Amman, Amman Exploration, History, Fortresses, Dead Sea, Madaba, Nebo, Karak, Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, Wadi Rum, Petra visitor center, The Siq, The Treasury, Facades Streets, The Theater, The Royal Tombs, Petra Church, The City Centre, Roman Road, Petra Basin.

The program includes:

• Pickup from any place in Jordan and drop off.
• Transfers by air-conditioned vehicle.
• English-speaking guide.
• Entrance fees to the sites.
• 3 – night accommodation 

The program does not include:

• Personal travel Insurance expenses.
• Tips / gratuities.
• Government tax, Value Added Tax (VAT), or compulsory charges introduced after publication.
• Optional excursions and activities (are subject to availability).
• Any beverages with meals, unless mentioned and upon request.
• Carriages and camel rides.
• Extra costs due to unanticipated changes in the itinerary for reasons beyond our control.
• Any other items not listed in the “includes”.

Tour options:

• Optional activities are subject to availability.
• Optional private or onsite local guides.
• Guides in languages other than English are available upon request and subject to availability.
• Optional special private vehicles are available upon request

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The itinerary may change due to unanticipated circumstances, factors beyond our control, or at the guide’s discretion.

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• Reservations made less than 20 working days before the start of the service may be subject to change.
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King's Highway is One of the Oldest Roads in America

One of the best road trips on the East Coast is along the King's Highway. Originally a 1,300 mile route, the road was initially constructed from 1650-1735 by order of King Charles II. The king wanted to connect all of the American colonies along the coast from Charleston , South Carolina to Boston, Massachusetts.

The section of the road north of New York City became the Upper Boston Post Road. The road became a series of mail delivery routes between NYC and Boston that followed old Native American trails. They would one day become some of the earliest highways in the country. The beginnings of Kings Highway followed the Pequot Path. Over time, the path was maintained to allow stagecoaches to travel through and not just mail carriers on horses.  

U.S. Highway 17 follows parts of the old highway closely.  Here are some of the highlights you can visit on your road trip along this historic route.

1. Charleston, S.C.

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One of the most historic places in the United States had to make a spot on this list. Not only is Charleston one of the most colorful places you could visit, but it also has incredible food and beautiful coastal views. 

2. Philadelphia, Pa.

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Philly is the perfect place to brush up on your U.S. history. It's the home of the Liberty Bell and many notable places during the Revolutionary War, namely the First Continental Congress. 

3. Wilmington, N.C.

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This sleepy town along the Cape Fear River is a big tourist draw in for a reason. There are many beaches in the area, and it's also the film location for various tv shows and films like One Tree Hill , Dawson's Creek, and Iron Man 3 . 

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4. Princeton, N.J.

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The name pretty much says it all. Why not stop by this picturesque university town and take in the incredible campus. 

5. Boston, Mass.

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Don't stop with Princeton. Boston is also home to one of the most historic universities in the country, Harvard. Just walking through the historic buildings on campus is a treat. Boston is another hub of American history, as well as classic sports teams like the Boston Red Sox . 

6. Fredericksburg, Va.

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Just south of Washington D.C. is Fredericksburg. The historic downtown is incredibly picturesque, as is its local college, The University of Mary Washington. 

7. Annapolis, Md.

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Home to the U.S. Naval Academy, this beautiful town has lovely coastal views and delicious seafood.

8. Myrtle Beach, S.C.

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• The King’s Highway Jordan: Scenic Road Trip from Amman to Petra

Jordan is a very small country and there are not many roads. If you wish to travel from Amman to Petra, you have 2 options. The fast and direct Desert Highway 15 to Petra or the scenic King’s Highway 35 from Amman to Petra. I took a tour from Amman to Petra, stopping at Unesco World Heritage sights Umm ar-Rasas and Crusader strongholds Kerak Castle and Shobak Castle. Not only is the King’s Highway Jordan a unique way to travel to Petra but you’ll get to see amazing things along the route.

If you continue reading, I’ll explain a little bit about the history of the King’s Highway, what driving in Jordan is like and the things to see along the route to Petra. And how to arrange a tour or plan everything yourself.

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King’s Highway Jordan: Scenic Road Trip from Amman to Petra

Scenic Highway from Amman to Petra

The King’s Highway is one of two routes that run from Amman to Petra. The King’s Highway starts in Northern Jordan near the town of Irbid and runs north to south to the town of Wadi Musa (the gateway to Petra).

On the map, the King’s Highway is marked with the number 35. After Wadi Musa, the King’s Highway continues for a few more kilometers before it merges with Highway 47 to Aqaba.

History of the King’s Highway Jordan

The route of the King’s Highway in Jordan is over 5,000 years old and has been used as a trading route in ancient times. It was used by the Nabataeans to trade and the Roman emperor Trajan dubbed the route the Via Trajana Nova.

The Romans not only used the route for trade, but also for military purposes.

With the rise of Christianity in the Byzantine time, many Christian pilgrims followed the route to visit Mt. Nebo where Moses saw the promised land and the baptism site of Jesus in the Jordan River.

Until the 16th century, Muslims used the King’s Highways as their main route from Heliopolis (Egypt) through Jordan to Damascus, ending in Resafa (modern-day Syria) where the route merged with another ancient route to Mecca.

Nowadays, the King’s Highway is perfect for people who like driving in Jordan and want to see more of the country and visit many historic sights along the route.

Driving in Jordan

What is driving in Jordan like? I took several tours, taxis, and buses around the country and once outside Amman and I didn’t experience any problems.

I have to admit, Amman is a whole different story with the endless stream of traffic going through the narrow streets of the capital of Jordan.

Honking taxis, people crossing the road at any time and the odd habit to make an emergency stop with their cart, truck or mini-bus in the middle of the road and park for a few minutes (or hours) is no exception.

But once outside of Amman, it’s a whole different world out there.

Empty roads, signage in Arabic and English, and just 2 routes going south. I guess it will be nearly impossible to get lost while driving in Jordan.

Driving up the Shobak Castle on a small winding road was a bit tricky but nothing that a bit of patience and driving skill can’t handle.

Roads are not lit, so I do recommend driving during daylight in Jordan. And make sure you’ll have a filled water reservoir for your wind sweepers, as the dust from the desert and the road likes to settle on your windows.

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How to get to Petra from Amman?

As mentioned before, there are two roads leading south from Amman to Petra. One is the direct Desert Highway and the other is the scenic King’s Highway. Both will bring you from Amman to Petra. But what is the difference?

King’s Highway or Desert Highway?

Desert Highway 15 runs south to north, from Aqaba via Petra to Amman. It will take you 234 km (145 miles) and it’s a straight route, without any interesting stops on the way.

As the name suggests, the highway cuts through the desert.

From Aqaba, you’ll cross Ma’an where you can take the turn off to Wadi Musa to reach Petra. As you continue on the road you’ll reach Amman.

The Desert Highway is perfect for people who have little time and want to go quickly from Amman to Petra. The regional buses from Amman to Petra follow this route as do many tours from Amman.

When you have a little more time (allow all day to be safe) and want to see interesting historic sights you’ll not find in Amman, then the King’s Highway would be your best choice.

The King’s Highway from Amman to Petra is 249 km (154 miles) long. This is only slightly longer than the Desert Highway but because of the scenic nature of the route, the winding roads, the steep climbs, and the descents, it will take you much longer.

King’s Highway Tour

We set out at 9 o’clock in the morning and we arrived in Wadi Musa at 5.30 pm. This included 3 sightseeing stops, 4 short photography stops, and about 1 hour of lunch.

To me, it was the perfect way of taking in more of the country while driving through Jordan on my way to Petra. I arranged for a shared taxi tour via my hotel, the Jordan Tower Hotel .

I shared the car with the skilled driver and 2 other tourists.

There was plenty of room for our bags, we stopped at interesting sights and I got dropped off at my hotel in Wadi Musa to explore Petra.

I paid 35 JD for the tour via my hotel which included the shared car ride and petrol. Other expenses like the lunch, entrance fees, and tips were not included.

Other Tours from Amman to Petra

Obviously, there are several other ways to get from Amman to Petra. If you don’t feel like driving in Jordan or booking the local tour I did, you can always opt for the complete tour or transfer to Petra and book in advance.

Things to see along the King’s Highway

Are you already a little excited to take the King’s Highway from Amman to Petra? Curious what exactly you’ll see along the route? I highlight the most exciting things to stop for along the King’s Highway.

Umm ar-Rasas

We left Amman via the south and turned off a road through the desert. We saw nothing but sand and more sand. As it was November, the land was completely dry and thirsty for some rain. We reached the small village of Umm ar-Rasas where we parked at the visitor center.

We entered the park and passed the ancient Islamic cemetery and walked through the ruined city. Big blocks of limestone revealed the foundation of many churches.

Smaller blocks of limestone formed big piles of rubble. We followed the main route and ended up at St. Stephan’s Church. Protected by a big structure we entered the ancient Byzantine church.

For me lay the biggest mosaics I’ve ever seen inside a church. The black and white-colored little stones were neatly aligned, forming dramatic scenes of exotic animals.

As we walked around the complex, we found a colored mosaic depicting little images of the cities of that time and we had fun trying to decipher the Greek names of ancient cities and match them with their modern-day successors.

We continued our tour of Umm ar-Rasas and visited several other churches. It’s too bad the sight is almost completely in ruins.

In some cases, the foundation, doorway and apsis of churches can be recognized but overall, we found a lot of rubble, debris and loose rocks laying around.

The site is protected by Unesco but I’m not sure if they receive a lot of funding for it. There is definitely work to do to make the site more attractive and understandable.

We spent about 45 minutes at Umm ar-Rasas.

Photo stop at Mujib Dam

We continued our Jordan road trip to Kerak Castle. The drive from the town of Dhiban to the Mujib Dam was spectacular.

The deep canyon was green with terraces and the view of the canyon and the dam in the distance was spectacular.

We stopped at a viewpoint where we could take it all in and enjoy the view!

After first climbing the winding roads to the highest point and then descending down again, in a similar meandering fashion, I was glad we found a patch of straight road again.

We passed a few towns and I had fun looking at ordinary life as we passed by.

Kerak Castle

We reached Kerak and parked near the castle. With my Jordan Pass, I could walk straight through the gates.

Kerak Castle is the fortification atop the town of Kerak. The site has been inhabited since the Prehistory but its main claim to fame is being one of the 3 largest Crusader Castles in the region.

Once in Roman hands and the seat of the Church of Nazareth, where the first followers of Jesus Christ gathered, the city fell to the hands of the Crusaders in 1132.

Called the stone of the desert, the castle was built around that time and most of it still stands today.

But the Crusaders kept is for only 46 years, because after 1 year of attacks by Saladin, the castle fell in 1188 to the hands of the Muslim forces.

Although many modifications were made to Kerak Castle since that time, the main draw is the ancient Crusader lay-out. Situated on a 1,000-meter hilltop (3,300 ft.) the castle is surrounded by deep valleys on three sides.

On a clear day, you can see as far as the Dead Sea but the nearby mountains and valleys are equally impressive.

We explored many underground hallways, entering big halls and climbing the defense towers of the castle. The views were what captured me the most though.

After roughly 45 minutes we returned to Kerak city where I snapped a quick picture of the statue of Saladin and we had lunch at a nearby restaurant.

Dana National Reserve

More twisting roads followed as we left Kerak behind us and drove towards Shobak Castle. On the way, we passed small towns, high black mountains, and glistering dams.

We stopped for a photo moment at a viewpoint overlooking Dana National Reserve. I’ve heard great things about Dana National Park, but due to a lack of time and fitness, I decided to skip it. What I could see from the viewpoint was breathtaking.

Shobak Castle

In the late afternoon, we arrived at Shobak Castle. Situated on a round hill, the castle can be easily spotted from the distance. Shobak Castle is also called Montreal Castle.

It is surrounded by fertile lands and due to its location on the hilltop, it was very desirable. Not as big and important as Kerak Castle, the Shobak Castle also was a Crusader castle. But it took Saladin 2 years (!!) to capture it in 1189.

When you explore Shobak Castle, you’ll find 2 paths, one follows the lower levels and when you look up, you’ll see impressive arches and structures.

You can also climb atop these structures, which gives sweeping views across the area. You’ll have 360 degrees uninterrupted views of the mountains and land surrounding Shobak.

As the sun was slowly setting, I think we stayed for 30 to maximum 45 minutes at Shobak Castle. As we drove away, we managed to stop for a quick photo moment where you’ll see Shobak Castle against the impressive backdrop.

Wadi Musa and Petra

By now, I was getting quite tired. We’ve been exploring and driving all day. But our Jordan road trip was nearly over because 30 minutes later, we reached the town of Wadi Musa, the gateway to Petra.

Do I need to introduce Petra to you? This is probably the reason why you took the drive from Amman to Petra. Or why you’re looking for information on Jordan in the first place.

The ancient site of Petra is one of the 7 wonders of the world. After walking through a naturally carved mountain path, you’ll reach the ancient Nabataean site of the pink city.

Long hidden but the modern world, it now offers stunning views of the Treasury and ancient Nabatean Tombs.

Together with Roman ruins and Byzantine churches and amazing views when you climb to one of the high places, Petra is the MUST-see site in the Middle East. I spend 3 nights in Wadi Musa and visited Petra twice.

It is with right a rewarding end to the King’s Highway and worth the time and effort to get there from Amman.

Jordan Road Trip on the King’s Highway

If you’re looking for more road trip ideas or you have more days to explore the King’s Highway in Jordan, then I also recommend the following stops en route.

I visited these on a separate day trip but they can easily be added to your Jordan road trip itinerary if you have more time or your own car.

Mount Nebo where Moses saw the promised land

Mount Nebo is just a short detour from the King’s Highways near Madaba but I found it very rewarding. I’m not religious and I must confess I have not read the Bible. But even for me, I found the drive up the mountains impressive.

The mountains leading up to Mount Nebo are equally impressive, offering hairpin turns and stunning views in the rear-view mirror.

Once at Mount Nebo, I was impressed by the level of professionalism on how the site is run. A big car park, several restaurants, a state-of-the-art entrance, many toilets and readable signs to explain details.

At the main point, you’ll find a statue of a staff, representing the staff of Moses but most impressive must be the view.

Unfortunately, during my November visit to Jordan, all views were covered with a hazy blanket of dust but nevertheless, the views were stunning!

The Dead Sea is clearly visible and looking in the correct direction you’ll see a glistering in the distance. That would be the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. On your right, you can see a few skyscrapers of Amman and all the lands between them.

At the viewpoint, you’ll find the modern church with very impressive mosaics. The church is the definition of contrast as the modern structure feels odd but for some reason, it does blend in nicely.

My most memorable moment was as I walked around the church and just heard the call to prayer and witnessed some workers in the park. They put down their tools and started praying. I was moved to see the two religions so close together at this historic sight.

We spent about 45 minutes at Mount Nebo in total.

Madaba Mosaic

From the King’s Highway, it is easy to drive into the town of Madaba. Only 32 km (20 miles) south of Amman, this is also an easy (half) day trip from Amman. We mainly visited Madaba for our lunch at a small restaurant opposite the St. George Church of Madaba.

But, as long as we were there, we also visited the famous map mosaic of Madaba. In the Greek Orthodox church of St. George, you can find a 6th-century (ACE) floor mosaic with a map depicting the Holy Land and Jerusalem. It is the oldest cartographic depiction of the current Middle East at that time.

You need to pay a 1 Euro contribution at the office before you’re allowed to enter the church. I spent about 5 to 10 minutes looking at a simulation of the map outside the church with the several elements on the map.

In total, I spent only 3 minutes inside the church to look at the original floor mosaic map because large portions are missing or destructed.

When you’re in the neighborhood, definitely stop and take a peek at the Madaba Map, but I didn’t think it was worth a (half) day trip from Amman.

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King’s Highway Jordan

After completing my full day of sightseeing on the King’s Highway from Amman to Petra I was quite tired but very happy.

I had an excellent day, covered a lot of miles and added one Unesco World Heritage Site to my list, visited 2 Crusader Castles, took in numerous breathtaking views and had fun on my Jordan Road Trip.

If you’ll travel to Jordan to see more than just Petra, I definitely recommend driving in Jordan along the King’s Highway. Yes, it takes more time than the King’s Highway to reach Petra, but for me, it was 100% worth it!

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Have you been to Jordan? How did you travel from Amman to Petra? Did you drive the King’s Highway? What was the sight you liked best? Please share your thoughts with me in the comment section below!

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