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Petra by Night

In real life  Every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday · 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM

Tomorrow (Sun, Sep 27)

An evening walk down the candlelit Siq to the Treasury, now with a projection show on the Treasury facade. Tickets (30 JD) are sold at the Visitor Center.

Petra by Night is an evening walk through the Siq, the narrow canyon into Petra, lit by more than 2,000 candles. It ends at the Treasury (Al-Khazneh), where there is traditional music and a projection-mapped show on the facade.

It runs Sunday to Thursday from 8:30pm to 10:30pm, all year. It is a quieter, atmospheric complement to a daytime visit, for anyone staying overnight in Wadi Musa. The whole experience lasts about two hours. You need a daytime Petra ticket as well, and it is not covered by the Jordan Pass.

📍 The Siq to the Treasury, Petra
🎟 Cost: 30 JD per adult; free for children under 10
🕒 When: Every Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM
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Petra in the 3D recreation
Petra in the 3D recreation — a real screenshot from the game.
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Questions people ask

Which nights does it run?

Sunday to Thursday, 8:30–10:30pm.

Is it in the Jordan Pass?

No, it's a separate 30 JD ticket, and you also need a valid daytime ticket.

Is it accessible?

The walk is over uneven ground; wheelchair users may need assistance.

About Petra

Petra is the Nabataean city carved from rose-red sandstone. Walk through the Siq canyon and Al-Khazneh, the Treasury, appears at its end.

Getting there: Petra's visitor centre is in Wadi Musa. On selected evenings 'Petra by Night' lights the Siq and the Treasury with candles.

More about Petra and its 3D version →

Also in Petra

In real life
Petra Desert Marathon
Saturday, September 4, 2027
Petra and Wadi Musa

Details checked against www.petrabynight.jo. Organizers change plans, so confirm there before you go.

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