It was also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in the year one thousand nine hundred and eighty-five.

The city of Petra was not discovered during The period of Ottoman rule until it was discovered again in the year one thousand eight hundred and twelve by the Swiss orientalist Johann Berkhardt.

Known as the Pink City, it is located in the city of Ma’an, south of Jordan.

It has an elaborate system of old canals, terraces, rock-carved rooms and many facilities.

The capital of the Arab Nabataeans, founded by about three hundred and twelve BC, has a prestigious position and prestige, because it is located on the Silk Road, in addition to its location in the middle of the civilizations of the Levant, Mesopotamia and Pharaonic civilization in Egypt, so it was a center of trade between all these civilizations.

The museum, which is located in one of the houses in the Ottoman village of Umm Qays, composed of two exhibition halls. In the first hall, various ceramics dating from the Hellenistic up to the Islamic periods are on display, along with finds from the tombs at Umm Qays.

The second hall is dedicated to statuary, mostly from the Roman period. Into the large courtyard, basalt sarcophagi, column capitals and bases, two basalt gates, mosaics and the famous seated Tyche were moved from the site.