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]]>This is probably the most famous symbol of Petra. Al-Kazneh was carved in the 1st century as a tomb for a Nabatean king and later used as a temple. Seeing the treasury by day is an overwhelming experience, but visiting by night will transport you to a magical dimension. Hundreds of candles illuminate the path through the siq and the glorious treasury.
The Nabateans carved channels, dams, and nieces into rock, which you might see in action if you visit Petra on a rainy day. These unique formations created long and narrow corridors, which you can admire by foot, cart, or camel.
The second most famed monument of Petra is found at the end of your journey. The design resembles that of al-Kazneh but is rather simplified. By the time you reach the monastery at the top of the stairs, stay and enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets Earth has to offer.
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]]>We aren’t talking about the seven wonders of the ancient world, which includes landmarks you can no longer visit. We’re talking about places you can literally see today—as long as you have enough time and money. Here are the seven wonders:
The Taj Mahal was made as a tribute of love by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan for his deceased wife Mumtaz Mahal. Incidentally, the site itself is just as beautiful as the original reason it was made.
It’s not hard to see why this 15th-century Inca citadel would be a fun place to visit. The scenery is just breathtaking, and its polished dry-stone walls are truly impressive.
A statue of Jesus Christ made of reinforced concrete and soapstone, it’s a breathtaking work of art that one can appreciate even if they aren’t necessarily religious.
You can choose to either focus on or ignore the Colosseum’s fascinating, albeit barbaric history—and in the process appreciate how majestic it is.
This archaeological site was built by the Mayans and is the most visited location in Mexico. Go there to learn more about its fascinating history.
Also called “Rose City” due to its gorgeous color, this archeological city can be explored after entering a 1.2 kilometer-long gorge.
There are few places on earth that are quite as jaw-dropping as the Great Wall of China. As the name suggests, the wall extends a whopping 13,170 miles.
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]]>This natural passage will lead you to the breathtaking temples and other sites that Petra is known for, but it’s just as impressive as everything you’ll find inside. This narrow gorge reaches up to 80 meters in height, while its width varies between three and 12 meters.
It’s a 1.2 kilometers walk through Al-Siq before you see the city of Petra emerging in the distance. It’s truly a walk to remember, and we wouldn’t be surprised if you found yourself trembling with excitement along the way because the gate of Jordan’s most magnificent city is only a few steps away.
Its connection to Petra isn’t the only thing that makes Al-Siq so impressive. If you feel it looks familiar, it’s probably because it resembles other world-famous slot canyons, such as Arizona’s Antelope Canyon. But what makes it different than most of them is the fact it wasn’t shaped by water, but by natural tectonic forces.
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]]>Travel to Dubai, UAE to visit Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world that’s been standing there since 2009. It’s also the building with the most stories in the world—160. Naturally, it offers incredible views but also amazing restaurants, spas, and much more.
Head to Jordan to see the famous archaeological site Petra, located in the southwestern desert of the country. It testifies about the existence of the Nabataean Arabs who lived there more than 2000 years ago and it’s a real treat for every fan of history.
The most famous landmark in Egypt is the Giza pyramid complex. The pyramids and the Great Sphinx attract millions of tourists and represent some of the most impressive architecture that goes back many centuries.
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]]>We would have to invent words in order to try to describe the beauty of this place. The rose city holds mysteries between the rosy stones and the Al-Khazneh treasury will blow your mind.
The saltiest lake with the lowest point of dry land is a must for every traveler. It’s almost impossible to drown because the salty waters will lift you up as if you were a feather. The Dead Sea is also known for its mud which is rich with minerals and is famous for its benefits, being sold all around the world.
Located between Madaba and the Dead Sea, this is the perfect place for you to relax and enjoy. The hot mineral waters are perfect for cleaning your mind of all the troubles. You can check in the spa resort to spoil yourself.
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]]>This is probably the most famous symbol of Petra. Al-Kazneh was carved in the 1st century as a tomb for a Nabatean king and later used as a temple. Seeing the treasury by day is an overwhelming experience, but visiting by night will transport you to a magical dimension. Hundreds of candles illuminate the path through the siq and the glorious treasury.
The Nabateans carved channels, dams, and nieces into rock, which you might see in action if you visit Petra on a rainy day. These unique formations created long and narrow corridors, which you can admire by foot, cart, or camel.
The second most famed monument of Petra is found at the end of your journey. The design resembles that of al-Kazneh but is rather simplified. By the time you reach the monastery at the top of the stairs, stay and enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets Earth has to offer.
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]]>The post Visit the 7 Wonders of the World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>We aren’t talking about the seven wonders of the ancient world, which includes landmarks you can no longer visit. We’re talking about places you can literally see today—as long as you have enough time and money. Here are the seven wonders:
The Taj Mahal was made as a tribute of love by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan for his deceased wife Mumtaz Mahal. Incidentally, the site itself is just as beautiful as the original reason it was made.
It’s not hard to see why this 15th-century Inca citadel would be a fun place to visit. The scenery is just breathtaking, and its polished dry-stone walls are truly impressive.
A statue of Jesus Christ made of reinforced concrete and soapstone, it’s a breathtaking work of art that one can appreciate even if they aren’t necessarily religious.
You can choose to either focus on or ignore the Colosseum’s fascinating, albeit barbaric history—and in the process appreciate how majestic it is.
This archaeological site was built by the Mayans and is the most visited location in Mexico. Go there to learn more about its fascinating history.
Also called “Rose City” due to its gorgeous color, this archeological city can be explored after entering a 1.2 kilometer-long gorge.
There are few places on earth that are quite as jaw-dropping as the Great Wall of China. As the name suggests, the wall extends a whopping 13,170 miles.
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]]>The post You Can’t Visit Petra, Jordan Without Stepping Through Al-Siq appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This natural passage will lead you to the breathtaking temples and other sites that Petra is known for, but it’s just as impressive as everything you’ll find inside. This narrow gorge reaches up to 80 meters in height, while its width varies between three and 12 meters.
It’s a 1.2 kilometers walk through Al-Siq before you see the city of Petra emerging in the distance. It’s truly a walk to remember, and we wouldn’t be surprised if you found yourself trembling with excitement along the way because the gate of Jordan’s most magnificent city is only a few steps away.
Its connection to Petra isn’t the only thing that makes Al-Siq so impressive. If you feel it looks familiar, it’s probably because it resembles other world-famous slot canyons, such as Arizona’s Antelope Canyon. But what makes it different than most of them is the fact it wasn’t shaped by water, but by natural tectonic forces.
The post You Can’t Visit Petra, Jordan Without Stepping Through Al-Siq appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Amazing Middle East Landmarks You Need to See appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Travel to Dubai, UAE to visit Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world that’s been standing there since 2009. It’s also the building with the most stories in the world—160. Naturally, it offers incredible views but also amazing restaurants, spas, and much more.
Head to Jordan to see the famous archaeological site Petra, located in the southwestern desert of the country. It testifies about the existence of the Nabataean Arabs who lived there more than 2000 years ago and it’s a real treat for every fan of history.
The most famous landmark in Egypt is the Giza pyramid complex. The pyramids and the Great Sphinx attract millions of tourists and represent some of the most impressive architecture that goes back many centuries.
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]]>The post Attractions In Jordan That You Really Shouldn’t Miss appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>We would have to invent words in order to try to describe the beauty of this place. The rose city holds mysteries between the rosy stones and the Al-Khazneh treasury will blow your mind.
The saltiest lake with the lowest point of dry land is a must for every traveler. It’s almost impossible to drown because the salty waters will lift you up as if you were a feather. The Dead Sea is also known for its mud which is rich with minerals and is famous for its benefits, being sold all around the world.
Located between Madaba and the Dead Sea, this is the perfect place for you to relax and enjoy. The hot mineral waters are perfect for cleaning your mind of all the troubles. You can check in the spa resort to spoil yourself.
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