shots, and the holes are still there today.

safe refuge to retreat to when needed. Carved tombs Theatre seats

purple and pink—depending on the time of day. remains of frankincense in a stone altar. Amman Citadel

Most Qasr Al Qatrana Qasr Amra No wonder the royals chose to be Google Earth is the most photorealistic, digital version of our planet. 8,000 the world, forgotten by time itself. Welcome to the Petra Google Earth 3D map site! The views here are as beautiful as the tombs themselves. Journey with us

entirely from the rock face, unlike conventional Roman theatres which were made Shobak Castle city. Join Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan and Wander through the lost city of Petra. Petra housed 250,000 people and measured 100sq miles—or 3x the area of Manhattan. Up here, the view’s as pretty as the tombs. though. At its 250k Over 2,500 tourists pass through Petra each day—and every time they climb a winding See why Petra's one of the Smithsonian Institutions's 28 places to see before you

This advanced civilisation inhabited southern Jordan, and as far east as the No wonder Nabataean royalty chose Sie können komplexe geografische Inhalte erkunden, bereits besuchte Orte speichern und diese mit anderen Nutzern teilen. Auf der Karte zeichnen. miles—or three times the size of Manhattan. Mount Nebo It'll take an hour's climb and 800 steps to reach here, but the views across Bedouins. The Nabataeans were desert nomads and traders who rose to power in the 4th Karak Castle likely animals, but possibly humans. the city are worth it. temples are known to exist, with many more still lying undiscovered. With creation tools, you can draw on the map, add your photos and videos, customize your view, and share and collaborate with others. This place is riddled with bullet holes, where Bedouins tried to dislodge the And yet, in a cruel twist of irony, For the Sinai Desert. humans. staircase or touch a sandstone wall, a tiny piece of the city disappears forever. Rich red, orange, advanced civilisations of the ancient world. experience, and preserving a precious past. The Baptismal Site Translated from Arabic, its name means "The palace of the girl", as locals once century BC. Um Qais Museum

Further digging revealed 3 well-preserved tombs, human bones, and even Explore an ancient world wonder, forgotten by time itself. their homes too—which can still be explored today. authorities, it’s about striking the right balance between a great tourist Historians can't quite agree what was sacrificed here on these altars. Ajloun Castle In Earth erstellen . They built be about to face it toughest battle yet. capital city of Petra, in southern Jordan. Their entire theatre was carved from rock, unlike Roman ones which were built 250,000 The Nabataeans were masters of storing and moving water to and around their frankincense. Qasr Hallabat Some parts of The Treasury have receded by 40mm in just 10 years.

city's riches. If you explore the caves, be sure to knock first. Google earth satellite map view of Petra, ancient jordanian city with arch. Google Earth im Apple App Store herunterladen Google Earth im Google Play Store herunterladen Earth starten. with bricks.

Recent excavations of The Treasury showed the path used to be several metres Some are still inhabited by Bedouins. Locals believe "The Palace of the girl" once held a daughter of the Pharaohs. Google Street View has mapped the ancient city of Petra, providing armchair travellers with a video tour of its historic sights – with commentary by Queen Rania of Jordan Where do the images come from?