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Explore more about Christian and Biblical Sites<p>Petra is a vast archaeological city carved into rose-colored cliffs by the Nabataeans in the 3rd century BC. Its most iconic structure, the Treasury, rises at the end of the narrow gorge called the Siq. The city once thrived as a caravan hub connecting Arabia, Egypt, and the Mediterranean. Its hydraulic engineering, temples, tombs, and natural rock formations continue to draw travelers and historians from around the world.</p>
See moreThe Siq is a stunning natural canyon that forms the dramatic entrance to Petra. This narrow gorge stretches for over a kilometer, with walls that soar up to 80 meters high. As you walk through, look out for ancient water channels and carvings that once guided pilgrims into the city. The journey builds anticipation until it suddenly reveals Petra’s crown jewel: the Treasury.
See more<p>Emerging from the end of the Siq, the Treasury is Petra’s most iconic monument. Carved in the 1st century AD, it features Hellenistic architectural elements with mysterious funerary symbolism. Despite its name, it was likely a royal tomb rather than a repository for riches. The façade’s incredible preservation and artistry leave a lasting impression on every visitor.</p>
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