📜 Also known as Siq al-Barid, this smaller archaeological site is located about eight miles north of the ancient city of Petra. 🔍 Believed to be a suburb of Petra.
🏛️ Fascinating ancient Nabatean site. 🎨 See a 2,000-year-old Nabatean fresco in The Painted House. 🚶 More relaxed experience than the larger Petra. 🗺️ Historically a post on the silk road. 🏞️ Features water channels, stone stairways, cisterns, and dwelling caves. 🥾 Popular starting point for hikes to Petra's Monastery (Ad-Deir).
☀️ Summer visits can be physically demanding due to high temperatures (up to 40°C).
💰 Consider purchasing a Jordan Pass for savings on entry and visa.
🕒 Open all year, but summer months can be very hot.
🗓️ Optimal visit: October to March for pleasant temperatures (15-25°C). Avoid high summer temperatures. 💧 Bring plenty of water, snacks, and sunscreen. 👟 Wear comfortable shoes as you will walk a lot. 🗺️ Consider combining with a hike to Petra's Monastery.
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