Sujet

Qasr al Azraq

Légende

Qasr al Azraq, Latin Basianis, Basienis, or Amatha, Blue Fortress, a historic Roman and Byzantine military camp on the anterior Limes Arabiae et Palaestinae, desert castle, Azraq, Jordan, Asia

Date

16 nov. 2022

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Notre référence

BRK23B10_266

Model release

Non

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

60,3Mo (2,6Mo) / 47,6cm x 31,8cm / 5625 x 3750 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Arab Arabia Arabian Arabian Peninsula Arabic Asia Asian Asiatic Blue Byzantine Castel Castell Castelo Chateau Famous Place Fort castle Igneous rock Igneous rocks Jordan Jordan RIver Jordanian Kingdom of Jordan Latin Limes Mid East Middle East Mideast Military camp Near East No People Orient Oriental Qasr Azraq Qasr al-Azraq Ruined building Southwest Asia Southwestern Asia Volcanic stone West Asia Western Asia architecture attraction attractions barrenness basalt basalt stone bastion bastions blue border border station borders boundary castle castle ruin castle ruins castles decayed defence defence work defence works defensive fortification defensive work derelict desert desert castle desert castles deserted deserts deteriorated dilapidated dryness empty fort fortification fortifications fortress fortresses frontier geology historic historical igneous rock landmark marooned no one nobody old place of interest ramshackle rock ruin ruins run-down rundown sight stone stones tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark travel photography uninhabited volcanic volcanic rock volcanic rocks Roman ancient antique arid barren building buildings camp camps desolate drought droughts dry historical site meager meagre river rivers sparse structure