On the open plain about 56 km south of Amman, Qal’at Dab’a is an 18th-century Hajj fort with four corner towers and a great reservoir. This album follows the visit: the fort and its towers, the rooms around the courtyard, the reservoir and the Hejaz Railway station nearby.
Qal’at Dab’a: A Hajj Fort in Photos
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32 photos of Qal’at Dab’a
































About this album
Site
Qal’at Dab’a, Amman, Madaba & Dead Sea
Region
Amman, Madaba & Dead Sea
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Coordinates
31.5962° N, 36.0506° E
Photos
32 photos
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