The Depository (Al Khaznah)
Indeed, even before you show up, you will immediately get that seen-prior to sensation of The Depository. As you leave the Siq the dazzling exterior of Depository will linger over you in the entirety of her greatness. At around 40 meters in level, canvassed in perplexing segments, friezes, sculptures cut into the red sandstone it’s obtrusive why such countless movies have involved this as their background.
The Road of Exteriors
Except if you head back out of the Siq or move up one of the post places and bluff top strolls (I’ll work more about peer out focuses later) the main course you can take is to one side and along the more extensive opening to The Road of Veneers. Appropriately named because of the quantity of carvings in the stone face these are supposed to be cemetery.
The Theater
On your left-hand side, you will not have the option to miss the immense auditorium cut into the side of the precipice. Dissimilar to other antiquated auditoriums in Jordan like the ones at Jerash or in Amman, you can’t head inside and move over it. At its pinnacle, 4000 onlookers might have been situated in this assembly hall. Envision the acoustics here.
Urn Burial place
Remaining in the colonnaded patio outside this sanctuary and afterward turn upward. Mostly up, you’ll see three hollows which go into entombment chambers. You can’t go inside the chambers, yet you can go inside the fundamental structure. This Burial place gets its name from the ‘Urn’ at the top, it tends to be precarious to make out the shape close up, yet from a distance you can plainly see it.
Silk Burial place
Along from the Urn Burial place is the Silk Burial place. Out of the four Imperial Burial places, the varieties in the sandstone, in twirls of reds, oranges, purples and yellows are the greatest. What’s more, this is where the Burial place gets its name.