Best of all, there are NO entrance fees or pesky guides and tourist shops at Little Petra :-)
The Painted Biclinium, No. 849 - This is actually a dining hall, with a fantastic painting covering the ceiling. These are dated to the 1st century AD! Its known to be one of the only surviving examples of Nabataean-era painting, consisting of vines, flowers, birds and cherubs.
I think these are known as "dining halls"!
The tombs are surprisingly well preserved, and some even have carved-out stone benches inside. Quite amazing.
I think these are known as "dining halls"!
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