Amman to Jeddah Royal Jordanian

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1 Adult | Economy

RJ-706

17:45 Amman
02 h 15 m
Non stop

20:00

Jeddah
AED 754

RJ-704

01:30 Amman
02 h 15 m
Non stop

03:45

Jeddah
AED 754

RJ-734 | F3-111

01:10 Amman
09 h 20 m
1 stop via Riyadh

10:30

Jeddah
AED 1,092

RJ-736 | F3-125

08:35 Amman
08 h 10 m
1 stop via Riyadh

16:45

Jeddah
AED 1,092

RJ-734 | F3-109

01:10 Amman
08 h
1 stop via Riyadh

09:10

Jeddah
AED 1,112

About Amman (AMM)

The capital city of Jordan, Amman is known for a unique blend of modern and traditional. The downtown area of this city presents some of the finest heritage sites and places of tourist attractions. Most of downtown is surrounded by modern urban development, including upscale residential neighbourhoods, stylish cafes, bars and restaurants. During Amman trip, travellers can explore the traditional souks, museums and monuments in Jabal Amman, visit the Temple of Hercules in the Citadel Hill, discover the grandeur of the Roman Theatre or behold the sight of Abu Darweesh Mosque, an unusually designed structure. Food aficionados would love visiting this city as it offers an eclectic mix of dining options, ranging from falafel joints to chic restaurants, French bistros and fast-food joints. The western part of the city is known for its liberal attitude and visitors on an Amman tour would come across plenty of nightclubs, discotheques and shisha lounges here. A number of upscale malls dot this developing Arabic metropolis, making it a travel hotspot for many. Presenting a unique cultural diversity, rich heritage and fast development pace, this city invites travellers to explore the finest of the Arab world. MakeMyTrip provides an array of personalised Amman tour packages to suit varied needs of travellers.

Amman Address
Queen Alia International Airport
Amman
Jordan
Tel: +962-6-445-1739

About Jeddah (JED)

If you dream to visit one of the world's richest cities, then come to Jeddah, located in Saudi Arabia. It is a city which attracts you with its scenic charm, sensational beaches, marine life and much more.

Top reasons why people visit Jeddah:

  • Cultural and Historical Significance: Jeddah is home to the UNESCO World Heritage site Al-Balad, the old town with historic buildings, traditional souks, and narrow alleys that provide a glimpse into the city's rich history and heritage.
  • Red Sea Coastline: Jeddah's location along the Red Sea offers beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and excellent opportunities for snorkeling and diving. The Corniche is a popular waterfront area with resorts, restaurants, and recreational activities.
  • Modern Attractions: The city boasts modern attractions such as the King Fahd Fountain, one of the tallest fountains in the world, and Jeddah Tower, which aims to be the world's tallest building upon completion.
  • Shopping and Dining: Jeddah is a major commercial hub with numerous shopping malls, luxury boutiques, and traditional markets (souks). It also offers a diverse culinary scene with international and local cuisine.
  • Gateway to Mecca: Jeddah serves as the primary entry point for millions of Muslims traveling to Mecca for Hajj and Umrah. The city's proximity to the holy city makes it a significant stopover for pilgrims.
  • Jeddah Address
    Jeddah Airport, Saudi Arabia, PO Box 6326, Jeddah 21442, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
    Tel: +966 (0)2 684 2227 | +966 (0)2 684 2225 | +966 (0)2 663 3978 | Fax: +966 (0)2 684 2256 | +966 (0)2 661 1214

    About Royal Jordanian

    Royal Jordanian Airlines is the flag carrier of Jordan with head office situated in Amman, Jordan. It offers scheduled international air services for four continents from the main hub Queen Alia International Airport. It is a member of Arab Air Carriers Organization and Oneworld; a global airline alliance. It has won the “Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation” award for "Airline Turnaround of the Year 2006" on 9 November 2006. 500 flights are operated by it on weekly basis and at least 110 flights on daily basis. About 60 destinations in 40 countries are covered by it in all over Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa and North America.

    This airline was established in 1963 but started to operate from 15 December 1963 after a royal decree by the late King Hussein. It was named after King Hussein's eldest child, Princess Alia bint Al Hussein of Jordan.