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Petra city
Petra is located in the mountains of Jordan, south of the Dead Sea. It is distinguished as an ancient city carved out of the sandstone surrounding it, and is famous for its pink, white, and red colors. This city also offers many unique monuments, such as: ancient tombs, temples, most of which have been carved from stone Sandy also, you can also visit the Greek temple facade, which is 45 meters high.
Umrah Palace
The Umrah Palace is considered to be an Umayyad building, dating back to the early eighth century, and is well-known for its well-preserved murals, as it is considered one of the most important indications of art, and the first Islamic architecture. , And pictures of musicians, and photos of the wise at that time.
Jerash city
The ancient city of Jerash is located 50 kilometers north of the capital Amman, and is home to the ruins of the ancient Romen city of Jerash, surrounded by mountains and green valleys, and is one of the best preserved Romen cities in the region, a site that testifies to the wonderful Romen urban planning, and from places City attractions; the massive Hadrian Arch built to celebrate the Emperor himself visit, the Temple of Artemis, and the vast Oval Forum.
Wadi Rum
Wadi Rum is characterized by a surprisingly red desert landscape, rich in rock formations, as it is the favorite place for filmmakers to emulate the surface of Mars, and Wadi Rum is known as Wadi Al-Qamar, and it is one of the non-polluted natural wonders dating back millions of years despite changing climate conditions. And erosion factors.
Mother of bullets
Umm Al-Rasas is located in a semi-arid area in the Jordanian desert in the Amman governorate, and it is one of the archaeological sites that was built in the fifth century, and has been used by the Romenian army as a strategic military base because of its location that is easily accessible by subsidiary roads, as it is occupied by all Among the Christian and Islamic societies, it is considered an important archaeological site at the present time due to its distinguished architecture dating back to the early Byzantine and Islamic eras.
