Petra by night

Petra by night Petra ruins A powerful city of the ancient Nabataean people (Jordan) that flourished as a key point on the Silk Road connecting East and West. It reached its peak around the 2nd century BC, but after that it came under Roman rule and became a province, disappearing from the center stage of history and being forgotten for a long time. It was rediscovered in the 19th century and is registered as a World Heritage Site. In 2007, it was selected as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Only by walking through a narrow path between steep cliffs can you reach El Kazne (meaning treasury), a huge building made of rose-colored rock that is said to be the tomb of a Nabatian king. The temple-like entrance, carved out of a natural cliff, is famous as the filming location for the movie \"Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade.\" Three nights a week, there is an event where the ruins are lit up with countless candles and you can enjoy performances of traditional Bedouin music (this is Petra by Night). ①-⑤: ChromaFT_v3: Double exposure and transparent watercolor ⑥-⑦; Generated with Bing Image Creator Since the evening dress is a lot of exposure, I chose R-15.