After a short conversation in half Arabic, half English with the ticket officer, in which I never asked for a discount explicitly, I heard "50 jd per each of your family and 1 jd for you, please. You are one of us."
A bird-eye view before we go down to the sites. The dimension is so huge that you couldn't percieve it completely on the foot of the buildings.
I am feeling natural attraction to sit and talk with Bedouin people, wherever I see them.
"Coincidently", we met at the entrance Madjed, a friend of mine from the time I lived in Wadi Musa (the one with the yellow hat), who offered us to be our guide free of charge and lead us instead of floating around the huge Petra site. He pampered us like queens.
The most famous and impressive site in Petra, the so-called Treasury.
My favourite place in the kitchen and my best friend Asam in Musa Spring Hotel - my home for a while in Wadi Musa.
Cooking "sania", talking and laughing with my favourite uncle in the hotel - Yahaya.
