20의 요르단가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Above Petra, the so-called Royal Tombs rise majestically, a series of large burial complexes with impressive facades. Entry costs a hefty 85 euros (70 Jordanian dinars).

The Bedouins named these blocks (burial chambers) because the wind that whistles through them sounds like ghosts

The wooden parts that were used to build it provide a "suspension" and the building has been able to withstand many earthquakes and is still standing - the main god of the Nabataeans was worshipped here

the detour to the royal tombs is definitely worth it

Hike to the High Place of Sacrifice Trail

It is impressive what earlier civilizations were able to achieve. You should also go inside and marvel at the size and acoustics.

The 'Temple of Hercules' is a former temple on the 'Citadel Hill' in Amman. It is considered the most important Roman building in the citadel of Amman and was built in the 2nd century. AD built at the time of Geminius Marcianus, a Roman senator and general and governor of the province of Arabia between 162 and 166 AD. Archaeologists suspect that the temple was not completed as there are no remains of columns and the marble for was used to build the nearby Byzantine church. https://archiqoo.com/locations/temple_of_hercules_amman.php

Qasr al-Bint is the best preserved structure in Petra and the main temple of the ancient city. The name Qasr al-Bint Far'un - "Castle of the Pharaoh's Daughter" comes from the Bedouins and refers to a local legend. The construction of the temple dates back to the 1st century AD.