Nabataean Collection

Petra - The Treasury, Jordan
Petra - The Treasury (Al Khazneh), Jordan - the fallen pillar was restored in the 1960s - 4th century BC Building of the Nabatean Culture. Date: circa 1920s

Street of Facades, elevated view, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 100 BC

Camel in front of The Treasury, Al-Khazneh, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

JORDAN, Petra. Indiana Jones-themed snack and coffee shop near the entrance to Petra, the capital of the ancient Nabataean civilization featured in the classic adventure movie

The Treasury, Al-Khazneh, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Jordan, Beida, also known as Little Petra

Obelisk at sunset, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Royal Tombs, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Nabatean Theatre, elevated view, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Treasury, Al-Khazneh at night, elevated view, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Petra Caves at dawn, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Street of Facades, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Monastery, Ad-Deir, elevated view, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Sunset over Wadi Araba, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Garden Hall, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

View towards the Nabatean Theatre, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Little Petra, Siq al-Barid, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Urn Tomb, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Monastery, Ad-Deir, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Treasury, Al-Khazneh, elevated view, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Palace and Corinthian Tombs, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

The Monastery, Ad-Deir at dusk, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan

Jordanian Army Soldier in front of The Treasury, Al-Khazneh, Petra, Ma an Governorate, Jordan (MR)

Entrance Treasury, Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 100 BC

Royal Tombs, Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 200 BC to 400 AD

Columns carved amphitheater, Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 100 AD Finished by Romans Seats up to 7, 000 people

Amphitheater Theatre, Petra, Jordan. Built in Treasury by Nabataeans in 100 AD Seats up to 7, 000 people

Treasury, Petra, Jordan. Petra, Jordan. Treasury built by the Nabataeans in 100 BC (Editorial Use Only)

Tombs for Kings, Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 200 BC to 400 AD

Treasury, Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 100 BC

Treasury, Petra, Jordan. Treasury built by Nabataeans in 100 BC

Illuminated night presentation, Petra, Jordan. Built by Nabataeans in 100 BC

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The Monastry or El Deir, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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Roman Amphitheatre, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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The Monastry or El Deir, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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The Monastry or El Deir, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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Landscape from the path to the Monastry, Petra Valley, Wadi Musa, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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Landscape from the path to the Monastry, Petra Valley, Wadi Musa, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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Roman Amphitheatre, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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Necropolis, Facade Street, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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Camel at Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East Date: 10/02/2006

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The Treasury, El Khazaneh, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East, Date: 10/02/2006

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The end of the Siq gorge, The Treasury, El Khazaneh, Petra, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jordan, Middle East, Date: 10/02/2006

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Jordan, Ancient Nabataean city of Petra. Local camel in the Siq. Date: 02/12/2009

Denarius (Coin) Portraying King Aretas, 58 BCE. Creator: Unknown
Denarius (Coin) Portraying King Aretas, 58 BCE

Jordan, Petra. Looking up at the massive face of the Treasury which was cut out of the sandstone as a single piece

Jordan, Petra. Looking thru the narrow canyon leading towards the face of the Treasury

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Discover the ancient wonders of Petra, Jordan's most treasured archaeological site. Step into history as you gaze upon the magnificent Treasury, also known as Al-Khazneh, with its intricate carvings and awe-inspiring facade. A camel gracefully stands in front of this architectural marvel, adding to the mystique of this Nabataean city. As you explore further, indulge your inner adventurer at an Indiana Jones-themed snack and coffee shop near the entrance to Petra. Fuel up for your journey through time and immerse yourself in the rich culture and heritage that surrounds you. Marvel at the Nabataean mans head from Khirbet-el Tannur, a testament to their artistic prowess and craftsmanship. Little Petra or Beida offers a glimpse into daily life during ancient times, showcasing smaller yet equally captivating structures carved into rose-colored sandstone. Witness nature's artistry as the sun sets behind an obelisk in Petra, casting a golden glow over this historical gem. The Royal Tombs stand tall against the horizon, reminding us of past rulers who once walked these very grounds. Take a moment to appreciate history from an elevated view at the Nabatean Theatre. Imagine crowds gathering here centuries ago for performances that brought joy and entertainment to all who attended. As night falls on Petra, witness The Treasury bathed in moonlight - a truly magical sight that will leave you breathless. And don't miss out on exploring Petra Caves at dawn when soft rays of sunlight illuminate hidden chambers within Ma'an Governorate. The legacy of the Nabataeans lives on through these remarkable landmarks; each one tells a story waiting to be discovered by those who venture here. Lose yourself in time as you uncover secrets etched into stone by an ancient civilization that continues to captivate hearts around the world.