Temple of Dushares

Qasr al-Bint Temple Complex - Petra, Jordan

Zahi Shaked A tour guide in Israel and his camera
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My name is Zahi Shaked
In 2000 I became a registered liscenced tourist guide.
My dedication in life is to pass on the ancient history of the Holy Land.

Following upon many years of travel around the world, which was highlighted by a very exciting emotional and soul-searching meeting with the Dalai Lama, I realized that I had a mission. To pass on the the history of the Holy Land, its religions, and in particular, the birth and development of Christianity.

In order to fulfill this calling in the best way possible, I studied in depth, visited, and personally experienced each and every important site of the ancient Christians. I studied for and received my first bachelors degree in the ancient history of the Holy Land, and am presently completing my studies for my second degree.(Masters)



Parralel to my studies, and in order to earn a living, I was employed for many years in advertising. What I learned there was how to attract the publics attention, generate and, increase interest, and assimilate information. All this I use as tools to describe, explain and deepen the interest in the sites that we visit. From my experience, I have learned that in this way, the Holy Land becomes more than just history, and that the large stones that we see scattered about in dissaray, join together one by one until they become - a Byzantine Church. This also happens when I lead a group of Pilgrims in the Steps of Jesus. We climb to the peak of Mount Precipice, glide over the land to the Sea of Galilee, land on the water and see the miracle which enfolds before us. This is a many faceted experience. Not only history which you will remember and cherish, but an experience which I hope will be inplanted in your hearts and minds, and will accompany you all the days of your life.

Stunning Stone Monuments of Petra | National Geographic

The “Rose City” is a honeycomb of hand-hewn caves, temples, and tombs carved from blushing pink sandstone in the high desert of Jordan some 2,000 years ago. Hidden by time and shifting sand, Petra tells of a lost civilization. Little is known about the Nabateans—a nomadic desert people whose kingdom rose up from these cliffs and peaks, and whose incredible wealth grew from the lucrative incense trade.
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The Lost City of Petra, history and cultures since thousands of years ago. Petra is an enormous city of tombs, monuments and sacred structures with 800 carved monuments.

Visit this wonder of world by the video and check all details through the website.

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The biggest desire of this trip, one of seven wonders of world, Petra! We got the tickets for 2 days directly at the entrance in the “Petra Visitor Center”.

Entrance Ticket Price:
One Day 50 JD
Two Days 55 JD
Three Days 60 JD
(1JD = 1.3 Euros)

Check the Google maps route in the web and pictures to see the itinerary.

1. Petra Visitor Center
2. Obelisk Tomb
3. The Siq
4. The Treasury
5. Nabatean Theatre
6. The Big Tombs
7. Urn Tomb
8. Silk Tomb
9. Corinthian Tomb
10. Palace Tomb
11. The Great Temple
12. Temple of Dushares
13. The Monastery - Ad Deir
14. Jordan mountains
15. And...The Treasury from the top! (not shown in the Google maps route and difficult to find as it is not well signed)

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Nabatean Offering Place at Siq Petra - Jordan

Nabataean place of offering on the Petra Siq Tunnel Passage Road in Jordan.


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Jordan Travel Guide - Glamorous Unforgettable Moments

Jordan Travel Guide - Glamorous Unforgettable Moments

Jordan is a country in Middle East that is almost land-locked save for a small 28km outlet on the Red Sea in the Gulf of Aqaba and a frontage on the Dead Sea). Jordanian culture is fairly homogeneous, but you will probably notice a fairly distinct social difference between the Bedouin areas, particularly in the South and urban West Ammanites, for example.

Cities & Destinations of Jordan :

Amman — largest city and the cultural, economic and political capital of the kingdom

Aqaba — beach resort located on the Gulf of Aqaba, with links to the Sinai and the Red Sea

Irbid — university city that is second largest metropolitan area in the north of the kingdom

Jerash — boasts one of the largest and best preserved Roman ruins in the Middle East
Karak

Madaba — cosy town known for its mosaics and churches

Zarqa — third largest metropolitan area of the kingdom

Dana Nature Reserve — Stay in a village little changed since the 15th century, enjoy unforgettable hiking in an offshoot of the Great Rift.

Dead Sea — The lowest point on earth and the most saline sea

Bethany beyond the Jordan — where 2000 years ago Jesus came to be baptised by John. The place is also known as Bethabara.

Mount Nebo — the place mentioned in the Bible as the place where Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land.

Desert Castles — Castles spanned in the desert or near small towns. These castles once were getaway for Kaliffs from the Omayyad Period. These castles include the small areas of Ajlun and Kerak.

Petra — Jordan's top attraction, an ancient city carved out of sandstone and one of the new 7 Wonders.

Wadi Rum — barren, isolated and beautiful, granite cliffs contrasting with desert sand

Ajlun — lush green rolling hills and a castle built by Saladin during the Crusades

Service taxis (servees) cover much the same routes as buses. Service taxis are definitely more expensive than minibuses, but a lot faster and more convenient. Regular taxis are abundant in most cities. Hitching is very easy in Jordan especially along local roadways and the old King's Highway. People are very friendly and will almost always stop to pick someone up for a ride even if they are only going 5 minutes down the road.

Much of Jordan's more dramatic scenery requires 4x4 vehicles with drivers or guides familiar with the territory. Most people visiting Jordan opt for organised tours, although it is possible to use local guides from the various visitors' centres at Jordan's eco-nature reserves. These include Wadi Rum, the Dana Reserve and Iben Hamam. The majority of tourists crossing into Jordan from Israel are on one-day Petra tours or in organised tour groups. They make up a significant percent of the daily visitors in Petra and Jordan's natural attractions. Shared tours are organized through a hotel Arab Tower Hotel.

Jordanian cuisine is quite similar to fare served elsewhere in the region. The daily staple being khobez, a large, flat bread sold in bakeries across the country for a few hundred fils. Delicious when freshly baked. Amman has an abundance of 5 and 4 star hotels. In addition there is good number of 3 star hotels and there are plenty of 2 star and 1 star hotels in downtown Amman which are very cheap, and there are plenty of tourists, especially those that are passing by stay in these hotels. Be advised that there are two scales of rating the hotels in Jordan. There are the standard, Western-style 5-star hotels such as the Sheraton, Crowne Plaza, etc, and then there are the local 5-star establishments.

A lot to see in Jordan such as :

Petra
Wadi Rum
Mount Nebo
Al-Khazneh
Siq
Amman Citadel
Roman Theatre
Ad Deir
Dana Biosphere Reserve
Madaba Map
Ma'in Hot Springs
Kerak Castle
jordan Montreal
Qasr Amra
Umm ar-Rasas
Qasr Al-Kharanah
King Abdullah I Mosque
Walls of Jerusalem
Little Petra
Machaerus
Royal Automobile Museum
Jordan Archaeological Museum
Qasr Azraq
Rainbow Street
The Jordan Museum
Azraq Wetland Reserve
Temple of Hercules
Temple of Artemis, Jerash
Royal tombs
Qasr Al-Mshatta
Jabal Umm ad Dami
Ajloun Forest Reserve
Great Temple
Petra Visitor Center
Al-Maghtas
Grand Husseini Mosque
Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Shaumari Wildlife Reserve
Betra Street
Aqaba Fortress
Cave of the Seven Sleepers
Street of Facades
Jabal Ram
Dibbeen Forest Reserve
Temple of Dushares
Ummayad Palace
Tomb of Aaron
Oval Plaza

Jordan is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Jordan . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Jordan

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Petra, capital city of the Nabateans. Arabic: البتراء

A glimpse at the history, architecture, and nature of the ancient Nabatean city of Petra found in present day Jordan.

Иордания-Петра (Jordan-Petra)

Петра столица Набатейского царства, главный город сыновей Исава. Город расположен на территории современной Иордании, на высоте более 900 метров над уровнем моря и 660 метров над окружающей местностью, долиной Аравы, в узком каньоне Сик.

Artifacts from ancient Jordanian city of Petra arrive for exhibition

1. Exterior of American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan
2. Interior pan across crates with objects
3. Close up of Bust of Dushara
4. Detail of Bust of Dushara
5. Marble torso of Aphrodite
6. Frieze block with Gemini (twins)
7. Close up Frieze block with Gemini
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ellen Futter, President of the American Museum of Natural History:
You see this blending of cultures because of where they stood, at the intersection of trade routes, and their capacity to move in both directions. So you see a Graeco-Roman influence that is profound. You see the portrayal in the Bust of Dushara behind me - a very Zeus or Jupiter-like presentation of the great male god from Petra and the Nabatean culture. So there's this exotic and quite unusual blending of cultures, which I think is very meaningful to all of us particularly at this time.
9. Byzantine marble pulpit
10. Wide shot objects
11. Medium shot objects

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Stone statues and other artifacts from Petra, the ancient city carved out of desert cliffs in Jordan, were unpacked at the American Museum of Natural History in New York on Wednesday in preparation for their first showing in the United States.

The two-hundred busts and other objects, dating mainly from the first century A.D., will go on public display from October until July 2004, before moving to the Cincinnati Art Museum, which is a co-sponsor. Other showings in the United States and Canada also are planned.

The seven thousand kilograms (seven-point-five tons) of Petra sandstone, together with Greek, Roman and Byzantine marble, terracotta and alabaster, were still in half-opened crates as museum officials held a preview of what will be, for many North American audiences, their first physical contact with Petra.

Two centrepieces of the collection are the Bust of Dushara, a seven-hundred and thirty kilogram (1,600-pound) sandstone head of a bearded male god, and a marble torso of Aphrodite.

Founded in the second century B.C. by the Nabateans, an ancient civilisation of desert nomads turned town dwellers, Petra was for nearly five centuries a highly developed, agriculture-based society at the crossroads of the silk and spice trade between Asia and Egypt, Greece and Rome.

Its importance waned after a devastating earthquake in 363 A.D., and by 700 A.D. it had all but vanished, until rediscovered by a Swiss explorer in 1812.

Petra's unique desert ruins - buildings and tombs carved directly into red sandstone cliffs - began to attract scientists, scholars and artists. But it became a major tourist site only in the last 50 years, and is still known to many only through such films as Lawrence of Arabia and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

Queen Rania of Jordan is a patroness of the exhibit, which officials described as the first major cultural collaboration between the Middle Eastern kingdom and its close ally, the United States.

The collection includes several items recently excavated by archaeologists at Petra, among them a carved stone elephant-head capital and a large frieze from a Nabatean temple, never before displayed in public.

Other items are ceramics, metalwork, inscriptions and some 25 paintings and other works by 19th century artists who visited Petra.

Some are on loan from Europe and from the Cincinnati Art Museum, where the idea for the exhibit originated.


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Иордания-Петра (Jordan-Petra)

Петра столица Набатейского царства, главный город сыновей Исава. Город расположен на территории современной Иордании, на высоте более 900 метров над уровнем моря и 660 метров над окружающей местностью, долиной Аравы, в узком каньоне Сик.

The Great Temple - Petra

Based on the style of fragments found at the site, archaeologists believe the Great Temple was built in the last quarter of the 1st century BC and further enlarged in the 1st century AD. It continued to be used until the Byzantine period (5th century).

As its name indicates, the structure is generally assumed to be a temple; if so, it was probably dedicated to the principal deity of Petra, Dushara. But the discovery of a small theater or bouleuterion within the complex, combined with written records of a popular assembly in Petra during this period, leave open the possibility that it was a large palace and assembly hall.

The temple remained hidden under dust and rubble until 1992, when it was rediscovered by Brown University archaeologists. Excavation and restoration work began in 1993 and continues today.

GOD AND ART - Petra, Jordan

This is Petra, Jordan when they first moved here in the ( Fourth Century BCE )

Petra Monastery El Deir - Petra Tours - Holidays in Jordan

The Monestary is one of the largest monuments in Petra. (It is also one of the farthest from the main gate.) The Deir recieved this name from the cave that is known as the Hermit's Cell. No one knows where this name came from, and it may have only come into use after the Middle Ages.
The Deir monument is 40.2 meters wide and is carved deep into the side of the mountain. The door itself is 8 meters high. The main inside chamber is huge. It is 11.5 meters by 10 meters, and is lit only by light coming through the 8 meter high doorway.
On the far side there is a wide niche with steps leading up to it on either side, and an arch over it. Apparently there was plaster on the walls here. The stairs seem to indicate that there was once an altar here, similar to Al Uzza and Dushares Temples. Later, Christian crosses were carved into the walls.

Ultimate Conquest Part 2: The Nabatean Treasure

Part 2 of the visit of Laura's parents to the Middle East: Petra

Petra, Jordan - One of the Wonders of World

Take a tour of Petra, Jordan. One of the 7 Wonders of the World - a UNESCO World Heritage Site also known as The Rose City for its rose tinted stone and sometimes The Lost City for it was lost to world for a long time.
Technically Petra belongs to the city of Ma’an and village of Shobak and lies in the Southern part of Jordan, about 3-4 hour drive from the capital city of Amman. It is probably the highest ticketed UNESCO World heritage site that I have visited so far. We started walking on the rough road with carved hills on both sides. There were square tombs carved out of the hills with omens and signs carved and painted on them. Carvings stayed on while the paintings are left only as a faint version of themselves. It is a good kilometer or so before you reach the Siq, the narrow pathway that leads to Petra – the rose tinted city. Petra is a Greek word that literally means ‘The Rock’ and once you have seen the place you know there is no better name for this city. Petra at its peak was the heart and home of Nabataean civilization. Historians have agreed that history of Petra starts around 312 BCE. There are many natural formations that are intriguing like the mouth of a fish at one place. There are many man made sculptures that you can see and admire like altars with images on the walls – that I assume belong to the deities that were worshiped here.
Treasury is the face of Petra. Rose-colored soft sandstone structure is carved like a Greco-Roman temple. However this is just a façade and local Bedouins thought there must be a treasure hidden behind such nicely carved façade so they started calling it treasury. In reality it is a tomb of an important Nabataean King and so are most other carved facades in Petra. Treasury and other facades like it at Petra have been carved top to bottom.
Petra Theater, Temple of Dushara, Royal Tombs, The Siq, Monastery, caves, colorful rocks, little Petra are tourist attractions.
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Nabatean Temple Trail - Animation - Hiking in Jordan

A great hike in Wadi Rum.

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1:17 Meet the Ayemen, friend from Petra
1:25 Djinn blocks
2:25 The Obelisk tomb
3:23 Flood problems in Petra
4:22 How the Romans make Nabataeans surrender?
6:18 The Gate of the sick
7:55 Canyon mile long
9:57 Water-ways and 13:24 pipe lines
14:29 Two camels and shepherd
15:08 Treasury
18:30 Graves under the Treasury
21:06 The Street of Facades
22:27 Theater
23:17 the high place of sacrifice
24:43 She is married to a Bedouin
25:47 the Royal tombs
28:52 The Renaissance tomb and The Urn tomb
29:15 The Petra Church
31:49 The Great temple of Petra
32:39 Nabataean houses
33:53 The Great temple of Nabataeans for Goddess Dushara
34:41 Bodouin house from 80s
35:51 going for 800 stairs
36:35 elephant carved in the mountain
37:34 The Lion trachelium
38:28 I hitchhiked the mule
39:21 The Monastery
40:31 Camping in Mashroom mountain
44:13 We found where Super Mario lives
44:31 The Moses spring
45:10 King's way
45:22 Thanks for watching

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Petra Marriott Hotel - Hotel Overview

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Enjoy one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the ancient Nabatean city of Petra carved from the rock over a thousand years ago. Embracing traditional hospitality and overlooking Jordan's timeless wonder, the Petra Marriott Hotel offers anticipatory & traditional service designed to exceed all expectations. The hotel is a haven for comfort and luxury. Almost all the spacious rooms have spectacular views of the valley. There are several culinary choices such as Dushara Restaurant where you can start your day with an elaborate breakfast buffet or enjoy Middle Eastern specialties for lunch or dinner and L'Affresco, the Italian restaurant where you can feast on homemade pizza and pasta. For relaxation, you can swim in the outdoor pool and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Petra Mountains or rejuvenate your body with a Turkish bath, sauna or massage. For a banquet or special event, you couldn't find a finer choice as the hotel also features 1,790 square feet of event space overlooking the Petra Mountains.

Additional Info:
Surrounded by the Petra mountains, this modern hotel is 6 km from the carved rock Al-Khazneh temple and Siq, the iconic entrance to the ancient city of Petra.

The contemporary rooms and suites feature flat-screen TVs, minibars, iPhone docks, and tea and coffeemakers; most have valley or mountain views. The suites add sitting areas. Room service is available 24/7.

There are 3 restaurants, including a tent experience with traditional Bedouin dishes and music. There's also a sauna, a seasonal outdoor pool and a stylish bar and lounge with panoramic mountain views. Massages are offered in a spa with a steam room.

Address: Queen Rania Al Abdallah Street Wadi Mousa, Jordan
Phone: +962 3 215 6407

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Machaerus (Mukawir) / Jordan

Where John the Baptist was Beheaded
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Nabateans of Jordan

A visit to Wadi Rum and Petra, the burial city, in Jordan.