Jerash, Jordan πŸ‡―πŸ‡΄ : Best Preserved Roman Ruins in the ENTIRE World!


Summary

The video provides an intriguing look into the ancient city of Gerash, showcasing structures dating back almost 7,000 years, including the impressive Arch of Hadrian from 129 A.D. The exploration takes us through the Hippodrome, adorned with 56 columns, and the iconic Adrian Arch, reflecting the city's social and political life. Discoveries include the Nymphium, where wine was served, the Temple of Artemis with Byzantine influences, and the historic North Gate, offering a glimpse into the rich history of Gerash before heading to Amman.


Introduction to Gerash

Introduction to the ancient city of Gerash dating back almost 7,000 years ago with the Arch of Hadrian erected in 129 A.D.

Exploring the Southern End

Starting at the southern end of the complex and encountering the Hippodrome and stadium filled with history and preserved structures.

Adrian Arch and Hippodrome

Exploring the Adrian Arch and the Hippodrome with a race track, surrounded by 56 columns, the center of social and political life.

Views from the Arch

Taking in the amazing views from the Arch, showcasing fallen columns but a well-preserved city.

Cardo Maximus and Main Road

Exploring the main road Cardinal Maximus, the city of Jaraj, and the historical significance of the street.

Nymphium and Wine Serving

Visiting the Nymphium where people of Jaraj served wine, with a nearby painting of Zeus's daughter Artemis.

Temple of Artemis

Exploring the Temple of Artemis, dedicated to the daughter of Zeus, with Byzantine influences and beautiful church floors.

North Gate and Conclusion

Discovering the North Gate, its historical significance, and wrapping up the exploration of Gerash before heading to Amman.

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