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FAQ About Al-Beidha

Q1: Why it called Little Petra?
Because of the similarity with the main site Petra  It is thought to have been an important suburb of Petra and is entered through a narrow opening, similar to Siq but of a much smaller scale.
Q2: is Little Petra worth to visit?
1. Free Entrance
Unlike Petra which has a very expensive ticket ( 50JD/ approximately £56 for 1 day!) Al- Beidha  is completely free, having or not a Jordan Pass
2. It has a Relaxed Vibe and no crowd.
The tourists visiting Little Petra are enormously less so this can affect the entire experience to some extent as well. A relaxing atmosphere and a “time hasn’t affected this historical place” vibe is way more possible to be experienced
3. You can interact with Bedouins on a more personal level
This is totally understandable and expected. Over half of a million tourists visit the rose city every year and just a few of them actually pay a visit to al Beidha! So the local sellers/ Bedouins around little Petra have much more time to talk to you/ answer questions/help you etc IF they want it to. Don’t be surprised if you might be offered tea in someone’s cave
Q3: Is Al-Beidha Entrance fee Included In Jordan Pass?
its completely free no entrance fee needed.

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