Plate I01
The Treasury, first light at the end of the Siq.
Petra, 6:30 AM
Jordan is the country that carved a city into a sandstone cliff. Petra for the Treasury and the Monastery walk; Wadi Rum for the Lawrence-of-Arabia red-sand night; the Dead Sea for the float that closes the trip. One Amman, two Petra, one Wadi Rum, one Dead Sea. Best between March-May and September-November for the cooler shoulder seasons.
Six plates from the studio's last two years. The Treasury at first light, Wadi Rum at sunset, a Dead Sea float in the late afternoon.
Tibro has been routing Jordan since 2019. Six years of Petra mornings, Wadi Rum Bedouin-camp nights, and the Dead Sea closing days that travellers come back wanting to extend.
We work with an Amman-based partner who handles the country-wide drives and a Wadi Rum Bedouin-family camp on retainer year-round.
One route is what we currently maintain. The classic-Jordan six-night is the one we offer; we route Petra-then-Wadi-Rum-then-Dead-Sea because the chapters get softer as the trip goes on.
Warmly,
The Tibro studio , Mumbai, Amman (partner), Wadi Rum (Bedouin camp)
Two letters from the last twelve months.
One Amman, two Petra, one Wadi Rum, one Dead Sea, one back in Amman. The Petra Treasury at six AM through the Siq, with only the early walkers and the donkeys, was the trip's first photograph. The Wadi Rum Bedouin camp dinner under the stars was the trip's slowest hour. The Dead Sea float closed it the right way.
Six Jordan, six Egypt with the Nile cruise. The Aqaba-to-Sinai land crossing the studio handled was a one-day transition between two ancient kingdoms. Twelve nights felt the right shape for the combination.
Two questions decide a Jordan trip: how many nights, and whether to add Egypt on the back of the classic Jordan loop.