Steeped in history that stretches some 2,400 years, Gadara is an ancient city that shouldn’t be missed on your travels around Jordan. The city is larger than Jerash, another Decapolis city in Jordan, but it boasts spectacular views of the Sea of Galilee, the Golan Heights, and the Yarmouk Valley. Gadara is also known for its Roman theatres, fountains, underground water wells and more. The site of Gadara was also an important stop during the Ottoman era, and was inhabited by locals until 1989. Guests will uncover the history of this region with a knowledgeable local guide.