Trilium Demo
Petra, Jordan
Petra, the ancient city in southern Jordan, is also known as the “rose city” for its golden hue. It dates as far back as 312 BCE. Set in a remote valley, this city was founded by the Arab Nabataeans, a sophisticated civilization that carved stunning architecture and complex waterways out of surrounding rock faces. The Nabateans also established Petra as a successful trade hub, earning vast wealth and a booming population before being wiped out by earthquakes.[1]