John Deck
The ruins of Petra have a lot of attractions like treasury which has the tomb of a Nabatean king, and the famous monastery along with a temple, government buildings and a theater.
photo: Spencer Davis
Al-Khazneh is one of the most intricately designed temples in Petra. situated in the ancient city that served as the Nabatean Kingdom for the Arabs.
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Located in the southern part of Jordan, this protected reserve literally translates to valley of mosses. reddish/pinkish sands, old rock engravings and peaceful landscapes are something you wouldn't want to miss out on!
photo: Zeynep Olif
The Jordan Monastery is called Ad Deir in Arabic. To reach the iconic monument, one has to walk for 40 minutes from the Basin.
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The Petra church , also known as the Byzantine Church is located in the elevated ground of the city center. It is world famous for its well-preserved mosaic decoration .
photo: Osman
Built atop Jebel Madbah, it is a well preserved site which is hidden in the mountains above Wasi Musa in Jordon. The sacred place can be reached by climbing a few hundred steps!
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The Urn Tomb was built in the 70AD for King Malichos II. It is one of the most distinctive tombs amongst the Royal tombs of Petra.
photo: Mixkit