The site of Hegra has been closed for over 2000 years. Like an archaeologist, you will be able to visit the 111 tombs with inscriptions engraved in the rock telling part of the history and beliefs of a forgotten people. Although this population appeared around the first century BC, their culture and history are still very much unknown. With little or no written record, it is a place where much remains to be discovered and which fascinates modern archaeologists and historians.

Several ancient languages such as Lihyanite, Thamudic, Nabataean, Greek and Latin are found in epigraphic form, which testifies to the encounter of many civilisations over the centuries; Assyrian, Egyptian, Phoenician, Hellenistic…