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Hiking : Umm Al-Biyara Trail

Jordan Maan Petra Sub-District

Map of the trail for Umm Al-Biyara Trail

Durée

01:41:11

Distance

5.255 km

Dénivelé

188.0 m

Welcome to the Umm Al-Biyara Trail, a moderate hike through the beautiful area of Petra. This out-and-back route covers a distance of 5.255 kilometers with an elevation gain of 188 meters, taking approximately 1 hour and 41 minutes to complete.

As you start your hike, you will pass by several points of interest. At the beginning of the trail, you will find the North Ridge Church and the Blue Chapel, both archaeological sites offering a glimpse into Petra's rich history. Further along the trail, you will come across the Temple of the Winged Lions and the Altar, providing insights into ancient civilizations and religious practices.

Midway through the hike, you can take a break at the Basin Restaurant, offering a chance to refuel and enjoy the surroundings. As you continue your journey, don't miss the breathtaking views from the various viewpoints along the trail, including Al Habis and the Beautiful view over the Great Temple.

Towards the end of the trail, you will encounter the Ad Deir (Monastery), a stunning attraction that is a must-see in Petra. Additionally, you can explore the Tomb 468 and the Small Temple, adding to the historical richness of the hike.

Remember to bring plenty of water, wear comfortable hiking shoes, and check the weather forecast before setting out. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply enjoy a good hike, the Umm Al-Biyara Trail offers a memorable experience in the heart of Petra. Enjoy your adventure!

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