|Jordan River| AL Kahf (The Cave)|
Herakel Temple |Nuigees
Tomb |
|The Roman Amphitheater| Dead Sea |Aqaba|
King
Hussein Mousqe|Petra|
|Madaba| Jerash| Hamm'
mat ma'in| Wadi Rum
|Iraq
Al-Amir|
Dar Al- Emara|
Jordan
Hijaz Railway |Wadi Al- Moujeb
Qasr Al- Abd is located in Iraq Al-
Amir, 35 km west Amman. It dates back to the Hellenistic period -
second century BD. The place was built by Hercanus during the reign
of Seleucus IV. On top, the Palace is adorned with protruding
statues of eagles and lions, some facing each other, others facing
backward. The Palace, which has a northern and southern entrance, is
of two levels. The ground level was used as storage and quarters for
guards, however the top level was not completed because Hercanus
committed suicide before he got to finish building upon learning of
the threats posed by Seleucus’ armies.
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