Jordan, Petra. A huge amphitheatre in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra was mostly hewn out of solid pink sandstone in the first century AD. It could seat about 7,000 people. Nabataean tombs line the back wall.

Jordan, Petra. A huge amphitheatre in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra was mostly hewn out of solid pink sandstone in the first century AD. It could seat about 7,000 people. Nabataean tombs line the back wall.

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Jordan, Petra. Rows of Nabataean tombs with intricate designs were hewn into the pink sandstone hillside above the street of faþades in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra.
Jordan, Little Petra, Siq al Barid. A well preserved Nabataean Triclinium carved into a cliff of weathered sandstone in Siq al Barid, popularly known as Little Petra.
Jordan, Petra. The most outstanding monument in the ancient Nabataean city of Petra is Al Khazeneh, popularly known as The Treasury. It was hewn into a cliff face of pink sandstone in the first century AD as a king s tomb.
Jordan, Petra. One of Petra s famous attractions is Ad Deir, known as the Monastery. It is reached by a flight of 800 steps cut into rock. It was either a temple or tomb but later, in Byzantine time, probably used as a church.
Jordan, Petra. Visitors to Petra ride and walk down the main colonnaded street towards the Royal Tombs which were carved into a hillside of pink sandstone.
Jordan, Petra. The Siq is the main entrance to the ancient Nabataean city of Petra. At the end of the high walled, narrow gorge stands the city s most beautiful monument, Al Khazneh, popularly known as The Treasury .
Jordan, Little Petra, Siq al Barid. An impressive staircase was hewn by Nabataeans in the 1st century AD in a cleft between high sandstone cliffs at Siq al Barid, popularly known as Little Petra.
Jordan, Petra. Two of the Royal Tombs exquisitely carved into a hillside of pink sandstone. The Palace Tomb on the left is named after its regal appearance. The tomb on the right is the Corinthian Tomb.

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