Mount Nebo Panoramas

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Panoramic views of Mount Nebo (ﺠـبـﻞِ نـﻴـبـو) in Jordan, where according to tradition Moses (Musa) was granted the view of the Promised Land by god.

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Panoramic view on the North side towards the Ascent from the Plains of Moab to Esbus. In the foreground, two Roman milestones from the same road (displaced).

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View from Ras Siyagha on the Plains of Moab. And Moses went up from the plains of Moab to Mount Nebo, to the top of Pisgah, which is opposite Jericho.

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View from the retaining wall of the Byzantine Monastery of Mount Nebo on the west side. To the right is the Ayoun Musa valley.

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View of the hill of Khirbet el-Mukhayyet, identified with the City of Nebo of Moabite Period (defensive walls and tombs of the Iron Age II), Roman Period (Herodian tombs), and Byzantine Period (the churches).

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