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Touristic Sites In Jordan

Amman is the capital of the Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan Near Amman (AlSalt,Wadi Seer) 1-- North and West of Amman(Jerash,‘Ajloun,Irbid,Umm Qais,Hemma,Umm al-Jimal) The Jordan Valley(The River Jordan,The Dead Sea,Deir Ain Abata Deir ‘Alla,Tabaqat Fahl) 2-- East of Amman: The Desert Castle Loop(Qasr al-Hallabat,Azraq Oasis,Qasr al-Azraq,Shomari Wildlife Reserve ,Qusayr ‘Amra,Qasr al-Harraneh,Qasr al-Mushatta Qastal) 3-- South of Amman(The King’sHighway,Madaba,MountNebo, Mkawer,Hammamat Ma’een,Karak,Khirbet al-Tannur,Tafileh ,Shobak,Dana Nature Reserve Wadi Rum) 4-- Petra 5-- Aqaba 6-- The Ancient Holy Land 7-- Islamic Holy Sites in Jordan

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Water Channel

Water Channel
The Siq, Jordan

Water channels on both sides of the Siq carried water from the Ain Musa ("Spring of Moses," a few kilometers east of the site) down somewhere into Petra. Their exact destination, after they leave the Siq, is not known. The Ain Musa was a principal, although not the only, supplier of water to Petra, distributed via the Wadi Musa ("Stream of Moses") to various cisterns around the city. The Wadi Musa itself originally ran through the Siq, but the Nabataeans diverted its flow to keep the approach to the city from being flooded.

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