Petra
Petra is all it is cracked up to be, and I can say that about few places I’ve visited. A gift left over from the Nabataean civilization possibly some 2300 years ago, it’s a living UNESCO World Heritage Site with Bedouins still living inside it. One would need a few days to fully explore Petra, but many walk to see the Treasury Building’s façade and then turn around and leave. Whether you just see the façade or explore more of the site, no visit to Jordan is complete without seeing Petra.
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- Welcome To Petra
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- Walking To The Treasury Building
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- Walking To The Treasury Building
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- Walking To The Treasury Building
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- Walking To The Treasury Building
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- The Treasury Building
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- With The Bedouin Police
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- With The Treasury Building
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- Camels With The Treasury Building
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- Rock Formations
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- Riding A Donkey
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- Riding A Donkey
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- Riding A Donkey
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- The Monastery And Beyond
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- With The Monastery
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- A Camel Drinking Water
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- A Camel Drinking Water
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- Bedouins On Donkeys
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- Boy On A Donkey
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- Camels
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- Colorful
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- Colorful
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- Desert Plants
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