Al-Karak is a Jordanian city located within the Karak District in the Karak Governorate, south of the capital, Amman, about 120 km away. Its high mountains overlook the Dead Sea and the southern Jordan Valley. Among the most important landmarks of the city are the Karak Castle built by the Moabites, and the Al-Zahir Baybars Tower, in the middle of the city’s streets, a statue of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi, in addition to the shrines of the prophets Noah, al-Khidr and Joshua bin Nun, peace be upon them. Karak is distinguished by its Mansaf dish, which is complete only with Jameed Karaki and Karak Pie. Mansaf is a meal consisting of rice, syrup, meat and ghee, and the syrup is liquefied jameed, which is originally made of milk.

Visiting the shrines of the Companions (Jafar bin Abi Talib, Zaid bin Haritha, and Abdullah bin Rawahah).

Then visit the scene (the site of the battle of Muta) - Muta.

Then visit the well of Madyan (the well of the prophets, our master Moses and our master Shuaib).

Then visit Karak Castle.

Then visit the ancient churches inside the city of Karak (the Church of the Latin Monastery and the Greek Orthodox Church).

Then visit the shrine of our master Al-Khidr (the city of Karak).

Then visit the homes of the Prophet Lot (Ghor al-Safi).