Английский поэт Джон Бургон описал

Английский поэт Джон Бургон описал Петру как «розово-красный город, который всего вполовину младше самого времени». В Списке Всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО она значится как «одно из ценнейших культурных достояний человечества». А британский канал ВВС советует непременно посетить Петру (в числе сорока мест), прежде чем покинуть этот мир. Сегодня город почти на границе Аравийской пустыни, в узком каньоне Сик, не менее желанен, чем сотни лет назад, когда через него проходили торговые пути и он служил местом отдохновения уставшим от пустыни купцам. Только сейчас сюда стремятся по преимуществу туристы — около полумиллиона в год, — чтобы увидеть вжатый в терракотовые скалы древний город. На небольшой площади сосредоточена память о разных периодах истории этого места: пещерную Петру начали строить набатеи во II веке до н. э., продолжили римляне, затем византийцы и арабы. А заселена эта территория была еще в XVIII веке до н. э. — библейским народом идумеями. Первая достопримечательность, которая встречает путников на выходе из ущелья Сик, — дворец эль-Хазне (Казна): полностью высеченный в скале, со скульптурным фасадом в 42 м высотой. Всего же в Петре около восьмисот объектов экскурсионного показа.

Результаты (английский) 1:

The English poet John Bourgon described Peter as "a rose-red city, which is just half the age of the time". In the list of UNESCO World Heritage, it is listed as "one of the most valuable cultural heritage of humanity". And the British channel BBC advises to visit Petra (among the 40 seats), before leaving this world. Today, the city is almost on the edge of the Arabian Desert, in the narrow Canyon of the Sic, not less desirable than hundreds of years ago, when trade routes passed through it and it was the place of resting, tired of the desert merchants. Only now they are mainly tourists, around half a million per year, in order to see the pupils put the terracotta rocks the ancient city. A small area is focused on different periods of the history of this place: ancient Petra the Nabateans began to build in the 2nd century BC, the Romans continued, then the Byzantines and Arabs. And populated this territory was in the 18th century BC — the biblical people of idumeâmi. The first sight that greets travelers at the exit of the Gorge of the Sic, is a Palace of El Khazneh (Treasury): fully carved in the rock, with sculptural façade in the 42 m high. In total, about 800 objects in Petra Tour show.

Результаты (английский) 2:

The English poet John Burgon described Peter as "a rose-red city that just under half of the time." In the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is listed as "one of the most valuable cultural heritage of humanity". And the British channel BBC advises certainly visit Petra (including forty seats), before leaving this world. Today the city is almost on the border of the Arabian Desert, in the narrow Siq no less desirable than a hundred years ago, when it passes through the trade routes, and it served as a place of rest tired of desert merchants. Only now, here tend to mostly tourists - about half a million a year - to see the terracotta rock pressed into the ancient city. Concentrated in a small area memory of different periods of the history of this place: a cave Peter began to build the Nabateans in the II century BC. e., continued by the Romans, then the Byzantines and Arabs. And the area was populated in the XVIII century BC. e. - Biblical nation of Edom. The first attraction that meets travelers at the exit of the Siq - Palace Al Khazneh (Treasury): completely carved into the rock, with a sculptural façade 42 m tall. All in all, about eight hundred objects Petra tour show.

Результаты (английский) 3:

English poet John Бургон described Peter as the "darker-red city, which only half under the time".In the UNESCO World Heritage List it has been as "one of the most precious cultural heritage of mankind". As well the British BBC channel suggests that you will not fail to visit Jake (including forty seats),Before I leave this world. Today the city almost at the border Arabian desert, in the narrow canyon Sik, not less than to, than hundreds of years ago,