21st March, 2024
CHIRANJIT MITRA
Carved into towering cliffs, Petra was sculpted by the Nabataeans, masters of trade and water engineering.
It was a thriving crossroads of cultures: Roman, Byzantine, and Arab influences left their mark.
The Siq, a narrow canyon passage, leads you on a breathtaking journey into the heart of Petra.
Petra's water system was an engineering marvel in the desert, sustaining a thriving city.
Beyond the Treasury lies a world of hidden tombs, temples, and the vast Monastery perched atop a mountain.
Lost to the West for centuries, Petra was rediscovered in 1812, revealing a world frozen in time.
Petra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a treasure of history, architecture, and enduring human spirit.