al-Siq, Jordan by Jan de Vries
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The mountain gorge, called "Siq", which is two kilometers long, leads to Al Kazeneh, the treasure house of the historic city of Petra, in Jordan. If 2 km is too far to walk you can also take a carriage.
Petra was the capital of the Nabataeans. They lived from 312 BC to about 500 AD. Since 1985 this historical and archaeological city is on the World Heritage List of UNESCO.
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