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Petra, an ancient city in Jordan, captivates with its stunning architecture, rich history, and remarkable water management system. Thriving as the Nabataean Kingdom’s capital, Petra faced challenges from the Greek and Roman Empires before a devastating earthquake led to its decline. The city’s complex network of cisterns and terracotta pipes allowed it to flourish in the desert, providing 12 million gallons of water daily and supporting luxurious amenities like a public swimming pool, showcasing the Nabataeans’ exceptional engineering prowess.
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