Burial tombs in the rocks? northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
Interior view of the monastery, northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
Interior view of the monastery, northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
Three burial tombs in the rocks, northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
The Cave Monastery, northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
Baalshamin temple from the inside, 2nd c. AD
General view of Baalshamin Temple, 2nd century AD
View from the monastery entrance, northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
View from east to the cella of Bel Temple
Palmyra Theater, central part (valva regia) of scaenae frons
Windows on the monastery’s facade, northwest of Palmyra, Jazil
The eastern altar, al-Karasi
View from the palm groves to the south-eastern corner of Bel Temple
Western and eastern altars which are fully preserved, al-Karasi
The window of cella, Baalshamin Temple, 2nd century AD
View to northeast, Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn
Access to the Castle’s interior, Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn
View from the highest part of Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn towards the Valley of the Tombs
View from Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn towards the Valley of the Tombs
View from south, Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn
One of the inner part of Ibn Maʿn Castle
Bridge over deep ditch reaching the Castle of Ibn Maʿn
A side of Qalʿat Ibn Maʿn
Bridge reaching to Ibn Maʿn Castle
Baalshamin Temple – cella, 2nd c. AD
A side of Ibn Maʿn Castle
View of the remains of the Nabu Temple showing the podium
Northwest corner of Nabu Temple
Decorated door lintel, Valley of the Tombs
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