The starting point is from the Cave of Jesus Christ in the town of Beit Aids. Where the participants listen to a briefing from the tour guide, who will listen to the interesting information he provides about the religious and historical importance of the cave and the names of the places and plants found in the path. Then we head to the archaeological "Johanna Al-Ma'dan" church, where it overlooks a group of mountains in Syria and Palestine, then to Wadi Abu Saleh through the Al-Arqoub area, then we passed the Khirbet Deir Al-Asal. Then to the valley of Umm al-Naml. Each valley in the north of the country has its own peculiarity with its unanimous agreement on the magic of nature. However, Wadi Umm al-Naml combined the regions of the mountain and Shafa al-Ghouri with an ecological path with integrated characteristics, unique in diversity, with what God loved, which flourished in its four seasons, and the spring plants, and what we encountered between the folds of the rocks and the heart of the valley to make it a destination for suppliers of wild plants.

Bring comfortable walking clothes and good sports shoes

Bring a backpack to put your belongings and personal needs, especially water

Walking easy to medium difficulty

If you suffer from any organic ailments or are taking treatments, please let me know.

Best cup of tea and coffee on the wood while walking. With photo sessions for participants by a professional photographer.

Head to the Ajloun Reserve and have lunch at the Royal Society Restaurant, which is an open buffet that includes several dishes, and see the most beautiful views of the Ajloun forests.

   Eat the kunafa and we will make it in front of you too

The path starts from the Grotto of Christ to the Valley of Umm al-Naml