The Burnt Palace
The Burnt Palace is an archaeological site located in the city of Petra, Jordan. It is believed that this palace served as a royal residence or part of the governmental complexes during the Nabatean period. The site is characterized by its walls intricately carved into the famous rose-red rocks of Petra. The Burnt Palace gets its name from possible environmental effects or destruction it experienced in various historical stages. It is considered one of the prominent tourist attractions in Petra, drawing visitors to explore the rich history of the area and its unique location.
- Category
- Historical · Castles
- Governorate
- Madaba
- Address
- Madaba
Features
- Good for kids
adventure