Cradle of civilizations

Custom travel to Jordan

Traveling to Jordan means treading lands whose names and titles stand out from Old Testament parchment, in the footsteps of biblical narratives’ protagonists that cemented a number of philosophical schools.

In the pink city of Petra, you’ll be intrigued by the connection between Orient and Occident; the union between nature’s strengths and human genius.

At the center of the desert, a rocky ideal in sweet hues, perfect for describing the culture of the Nabataeans.

NUBA EXPERIENCES

Gastronomic note

Jordan’s most traditional dish is mansaf, an Arabic rice served in a goat-, mutton- or chicken-yogurt broth that is placed at the center of the table. You eat with your hand, symbolizing union and fraternity among Jordanian peoples.

Recommended travel time: Spring

The best time to go to Jordan is from March to May, when days are warm but nights refresh, revealing every hue in the valleys.

Seasonal experiences

Feel like Indiana Jones in Petra

Take a walk along a narrow, winding fissure between cliffs, until you reach Tesoro, home to a Roman theatre and a host of other monuments.

Spend the night in Wadi Rum Desert

Bedouins from Wadi Rum lead you on a jeep excursion to discover traces of antiquity in mountains and fallen rocks. At sunset you’ll savor local foods as you take in the twilight over the golden dunes. A desert sleepover is like nothing else you’ve ever done, one-of-a-kind and unforgettable.

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