Petra Museum

The new pavilion of the Petra Museum, which was completed in 2018 and officially opened in early 2019, is completely free and opens until 8 or 9 pm in summer, which surprised us. On the left side of the gate is the desk, which has instructions in three languages, Arabic, English and Japanese. A video on the right, explaining the local history, will not miss the most striking sign, that is, the Jordanian people thank the Japanese people for funding and designing the museum's new museum. The exhibits in the museum are not only Petra's local artifacts, but also many of them have been excavated in surrounding towns. Some artifacts have been excavated just a few years ago. The explanation of the life and development of the Nabateans is still relatively detailed.

Petra's gate - the gate of the visitor center - I didn't get it. As I walked, I took the phone and took the photo. The shaking photo was a bit muddy and I couldn't see it clearly, so I deleted it. After that, I didn't seem to find a chance to shoot~>_<~ After entering the gate, I arrived at a small round square. I saw a variety of souvenir shops on the face. To the left, it was marked with a big Visit Center. Visit Center To the left is the entrance to the museum. The museum is small, basically composed of introduction versions on the walls and glass-covered exhibits, nothing else. However, it is still a good choice to be a basic science general before entering. Seeing a paper introduction manual, I want to take it. After looking for a long time, I found that there is no Chinese, we have to complain! After a circle, I found that the Chinese version was placed in another relatively inconspicuous corner of the entire museum and it didn't take long to browse it. A layman like me, looking at a story, looking at a shape, for about 45 minutes.