Sujet

Panorama

Légende

Panorama, Ad Deir Monastery on a high plateau, Wadi Araba, Wadi Mousa in the back, Petra, ancient capital of the Nabataeans, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kingdom of Jordan

Date

10 janv. 2021

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Norbert Probst

Notre référence

BRK21C79_039

Model release

NA

Property release

NA

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

129,1Mo (8,2Mo) / 74,8cm x 43,2cm / 8831 x 5108 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Ad Deir Altertum Asia Famous Place Jordanian Mid East Middle East Mideast Nabataeans Near East No People Orient Overlook Southwest Asia Southwestern Asia UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO World Heritage Sites View of View on West Asia Western Asia World Heritage Site abbey abbeys ancient ancient cities ancient city ancient civilization ancient civilizations ancient times ancient world antique antiquity archaeologic archaeological archaeological area archaeological site archaeological sites archaeology archeologic archeological archeology building buildings capital capital city capitals church churches cities city cloister cultural site cultural sites decayed derelict deserted deteriorated dilapidated distance distances distant view distant views dried out empty ethnic ethnic group ethnic groups ethnical ethnologic ethnological ethnologies ethnology excavation excavation site excavation sites excavations heritage heritages high historic historical monasteries monastery monastery complex monolithic church no one nobody old overview overviews panorama panoramas panoramic image panoramic view place of interest plateau plateaus religious building rock rock-hewn church rock-hewn churches rocks rocky ruin ruined site ruined sites ruins run-down rundown sacral building sacred building sight sights tableland tall tourist attraction tourist attractions uninhabited view view across view from view into view out view over view to wadi wadis Jordan Kingdom of Jordan Petra Rock temple Rock temples drought droughts dry dryness rock abbey rock monasteries rock monastery tribe tribes Nabataean city Nabataean settlement UNESCO World Heritage Wadi Musa cultural monument cultural monuments rock town