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Outer Siq - From the Treasury to the Theatre lies a series of tombs with different styles
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| Commonly known as "Streets of facades", a collection of tombs found between the Treasury and the Theatre
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| The Urn Tomb is easily recognizable by the big Urn at the top
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| The bottom part of the Urn Tomb is an open terrace supported by two levels of arches.
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Climbing up to the Urn Tomb
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| Inside the Urn Tomb - good place to play hide-and-seek
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| It even has bridges to help you to explore around the Urn Tomb
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| The room inside the Urn Tomb is enormous, measuring 18mx20m, and the patterns in the rock are striking.
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The Silk Tomb gets its name from the beautiful streaks of yellow, grey, pink and brown across the wall and give them the appearance of silk
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| The Corinthian Tomb has elements of both Hellenistic and Nabataean influences
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| The Palace Tomb is the largest of all and has three storeys
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| A view of all the Royal Tombs: From right to left: Urn Tomb, Silk Tomb, Corinthian Tomb and Palace Tomb
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The good, the bad and the ugly!
