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Temple of Dushares

Ma'an Governorate

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Temple of Dushares is a point of interest, located at Ma'an Governorate, Jordan

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Ma'an Governorate

Added by Jopie, at 23 November 2016

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11 Reviews

  • Khaled AlHouli
    05 April 2018

    Self-explained by one of the world 7 wonders. Yet, I thought it is all about the Treasury Building as I've seen on photos and TV program. The truth is Petra is a big city that has more that, 3000 sites in which 800 are important.
    To visit Petra you need to be ready with hiking gear and comfortable clothes. It requires a lot of walking and may stairs claiming.

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  • RAVINDRA SINGH
    17 January 2018

    Ancient sight

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  • Anjit Ahlawat
    11 December 2017

    Very warm..
    ,Hehe so what people visit here for that..
    Good place to connect with and feel the history.

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  • Bjorn B
    21 October 2017

    It's arch is extraordinary, and unbelievable that it's stayed standing all this time.

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  • Robin De Bruin
    07 August 2017

    Nice monument.

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  • Raymond Hung
    16 May 2017

    One of the many temples, they are there from 20 centuries and it deserves better maintenance and reconstruction to make it more attractive

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  • Rad AlZubi
    23 March 2017

    The icecrem isn't good and the stone is a little dry

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  • G L Littleton
    05 January 2017

    300 BC and these are the remains. I'm truly glad I got to see this.

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  • Gherard Christofersen
    28 December 2016

    very nice to see it

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  • Ciaran Connolly
    11 December 2016

    More history - still standing after all these yearsamazing!

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  • David M
    30 November 2016

    Try not to get trampled by donkeys or camels as well as avoiding stepping in their crap and you'll really love this beautiful walk. Think about the history beneath your feet and the millions of people who have treaded this path generations and generations before you and hopefully for generations to come

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