Guide your travelers through the Siq to Petra
Ma'an Governorate, Jordan
No landmark on Earth is built for a guided reveal like Petra. Street View walked the full approach, so you can lead your group into the Siq — the narrow canyon that snakes for over a kilometer between sandstone walls hundreds of feet high — and control the moment the walls finally split to frame the Treasury, its columned façade carved straight into the rose-red cliff by Nabataean masons two thousand years ago. Every guide who has led that walk in person knows the gasp; here you get to deliver it to travelers on any continent.
Along the way, the canyon itself gives you material: the water channels cut into the rock walls that supplied the ancient city, the swirls of color in the sandstone, votive niches carved by traders who walked this same route when Petra sat astride the incense roads. Your group moves at your pace and hears you the whole way, and named cursors mean anyone can point — at a camel resting by the Treasury plaza, at the urn crowning the façade that Bedouin marksmen once shot at, hunting rumored treasure.
Your travelers join with a single click — no account, no download — and stand in the canyon beside you. Lead it as a standalone wonder-of-the-world tour, or as the centerpiece of a Jordan program that has them booking the real trip before you've finished.
What you'll see
- The Siq’s sandstone walls narrowing overhead
- The Treasury revealed through the canyon’s final gap
- A two-thousand-year-old façade carved into the cliff
- Ancient water channels lining the canyon route
No account, no download — pick a tour name, send the link, and you're walking together in seconds.