Petra And The Lost Kingdom Of The Nabataeans | Documentary

Land of history, Jordan is full of archaeological treasures. The most beautiful is the site of Petra.

Director: Jacques Vichet

[judasfire]

I'm a Jordanian living abroad, thank you for documenting and showing one of the beautiful places of my home country. I miss it so much, but the country is experiencing a lot of problems at the moment.

[sabrinajanz]

If you see this comment, please send your positive thoughts and prayers for my healing journey.

[esthershawa]

Beautiful place with lots and lots of interesting and amazing history. Was there in 2019 and would like to go back soon. The people are very honest and generous. I loved Wadi Mussa

[robinkeuneke]

I visited Petra, and since I have had countless questions . This documentary is a stunner. Thank you, Jacques Vichet and everyone associated with this project! Your video is going to make me support YouTube even more! One a personal note, I found the Jordanian people to be extremely gracious and hospitable. Especially the Bedouins, who invited my husband and I into their home at Petra site, to serve us tea and cigarettes. Will always remember this man, and his lovely wife and daughters. Even his donkey seems welcoming. Our host sent his daughter out to buy sugar for our tea

[england]

What a. Atmosphere, music is perfect, tourists can wander freely, and I easily see in my mind the people who lived there. Fabulous and huge thanks

[antman]

I would love to visit Jordan one day and Petra. I’ve seen many videos about this amazing country and place.

[honeybunch]

The first time I saw images of Petra as a child in the late 70s/early 80s, I was amazed and obsessed. I would so love to see this one day.

[brianmellors]

I am from the UK, I visited Jordan in 1984 the same year our Queen visited and I though Amman and Petra was fantastic I have been all over the world but Jordan and Petra stay in my mind, I love History and Geography.

[on]

I was in Petra in 2019. What an outstanding experience!

[blackdarkghost]

I'm from Jordan. Been to Petra once. I was gobsmacked by its awe-inspiring facades and majestic sculptures. I hope our corrupt regime doesn't sell Petra to a French or German or Chinese company, like they've sold everything else we have.

[mannie]

I’m fortunate in having been able to visit Jordan in 1988. The landscape and people were welcoming and informative. Thank you for this

[vericamisic]

Tokom godina gledao sam mnogo snimaka ovog mesta, ali ovaj prikaz je bas obogatio moju predsatvu o njemu . Hvala ! Dejan Misic

[antoine]

I've visited it back in 2019 without knowing much about it and I'm so grateful I found those cheap tickets and been there because you can actually feel the vibrations and the magnitude of the place. It's really a holy place and deserves much more respect than what we can imagine. We have a lot to learn from these old civilizations. Watching this documentary now brings me good memmories and good reflections. Thank you!

[sandrapotgieter]

Beautifull places!!...but it is heartbroken the way they treat the animals in Petra...the poor donkeys and horses are running up and down for the whole day transferring people from one side to the other without stopping. They also getting tired and thirsty, and I hope somebody will take it up with government...

[ehtashamhakeem]

Greetings from Pakistan amazing place and best documentary.

[pascalechaintron]

Absolument époustouflant ! Quand on pense que tout cela a été creusé à main d'homme. Merci pour ce beau reportage et toutes les explications.

[sedesantos]

Meu Deus ! Como eu gosto de as histórias desse lugar. É muito bonito!!

[aureliadiwu_cotofan]

I just came back from Petra and this documentary is super informative! I learnt a lot while traveling there and now watching this documentary is even more impressed by this wonder! I suggest that people should watch this documentary before they travel to Petra.

[roses]

I hope the horses are treated humanely. The place is beautiful, I hope it's preserved. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 72yrs

[fbjyzug]

Шестой век до нашей эры. Уникальное место
Прекрасно что сохранилось это творение рук человеческих до наших дней. С удовольствием смотрю уже в который раз