Just past ad-Dayr, visitors can see stunning views of the dry, Rocky Mountains stretching west towards Wadi Araba. This scenic spot shows the rugged landscape of Petra, with tall cliffs and deep valleys carved by ancient rivers. The distant mountains appear multi-colored with sandstone, gray granite, and other hues in the desert sunlight against the clear blue sky. From here, you can relax and think about Petra's natural beauty and history, imagining how the Nabataeans lived here long ago. The viewpoint offers a peaceful place to reflect on the unique geology and rich cultural heritage of Petra. It's a perfect spot to take in the grandeur of this ancient city nestled in the Jordanian desert. 

At sunset, the mountains often glow gold, making the ancient site feel magical. It's a perfect place for photographers and nature lovers to capture the timeless beauty of Petra's wilderness. As the sun sets and shadows grow long over the rough terrain, the atmosphere becomes even more enchanting, creating a truly unforgettable experience. The way light and shadow play on the ancient rocks is mesmerizing and highlights the enduring charm of Petra.