3 Days Itinerary in Irbid, Jordan - Travel Guide
Invigorating Irbid: A 3-Day Itinerary
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Uncover Irbid's Heartbeat |
| 2 | Day 2 - Journey into the Past |
| 3 | Day 3 - Unveil Street Art and Farewell |
Introduction
Set foot on the enchantingly beautiful and historically rich city of Irbid in Jordan. Tailored for immersive experience, this 3-day itinerary traverses from Irbid's invigorating local life, to the millennia-old ruins of ancient civilizations. This journey promises you a peek into the soul of Jordan beyond its famous deserts and monuments.
Day 1 - Uncover Irbid's Heartbeat
Begin your journey exploring Irbid's traditional Municipal Souq. Embrace the aromatic scents of spices, the myriad colors of textiles, and the humdrum of the local crowd. After that, let the impressive Jordan University of Science and Technology captivate you. Known as Jordan's MIT, its state-of-the-art architecture is a sight to behold. As the sun starts to set, head to the Al-Hasan Sports City. Go for a jog, or engage in a friendly match with the locals, it's the perfect chance to shed off those traveling calories and mingle with locals. Finally, unwind your day at one of the local restaurants savoring their popular local dishes, Mansaf and Musakhan.
Day 2 - Journey into the Past
On your second day, step back in time by visiting ancient city of Pella located near Irbid. This treasure trove of ruins dates back to the Chalcolithic Age. The fabled city offers you a stunning view of the Jordan Valley. From Pella, we continue on to um Qais, a historical site overlooking the Sea of Galilee, another gem to visit. As dusk approaches, return to Irbid and enjoy a traditional Middle Eastern barbecue at a local restaurant. Can you taste the seasoned meat over charcoal? It's truly a culinary masterpiece!
Day 3 - Unveil Street Art and Farewell
On your final day, let’s dive into Irbid's bustling art scene. Visit the streets of Downtown Irbid, showcasing captivating graffiti art. Recharge at a local café, savor a traditional sweet treat like Kunafa while sipping freshly brewed Arabic coffee. Is there any better way to reflect on your trip? Later, head to one of Irbid’s handicraft markets for some last-minute souvenir hunting. Finally, feast on a farewell dinner at a local joint with a plateful of authentic Jordanian delights. And thus concludes your enriching journey of 3 days in Irbid, taking home unforgettable memories and a piece of Jordan with you.
Daniel Taylor
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Irbid
Absolutely, Irbid is generally safe for travelers, just like any other place, one must observe general safety precautions.
The best time to visit Irbid is in spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The weather during these periods is very pleasant.
Yes, English is widely taught and spoken in Irbid, especially among the younger generations.