Kerak Collection

Karak Crusader castle ruins, Karak, Jordan, Middle East

Karak Crusader castle ruins and town, Karak, Jordan, Middle East

Kerak Castle at sunrise, Al-Karak, Karak Governorate, Jordan

Kerak Castle, Al-Karak, Karak Governorate, Jordan

Jordan, Karak Governorate, Al-Karak. Kerak Castle, 12th century Crusader castle, one of the largest crusader castles in the Levant

Karak Castle, Jordan

Al-Karak, Karak Governorate, Jordan

Kerak, an ancient mill (b / w photo)
5214704 Kerak, an ancient mill (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Kerak, an ancient mill)

Kerak, General view (b / w photo)
5214700 Kerak, General view (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Kerak, General view)

Portrait of Sheikh Khalil Senaah (against a wall background) at Kerak, c
PEF446205 Portrait of Sheikh Khalil Senaah (against a wall background) at Kerak, c.1895-99 (b/w photo) by Hornstein, C.A. (fl.1894-1914); Palestine Exploration Fund, London

Kerak, the citadel (b / w photo)
5214703 Kerak, the citadel (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Kerak, the citadel)

12th century Crusader castle in biblical land of Moab, Kerak, Jordan, Middle East

East Jordan Dead Sea Ramparts Kerak 1900 Qir Moav
East of the Jordan and Dead Sea. Ramparts of Kerak 1900, Jordan, Qir Moav

East Jordan Dead Sea Crusader fortification Kerak
East of the Jordan and Dead Sea. Crusader fortification, Kerak 1900, Jordan, Qir Moav

East Jordan Dead Sea Tunnelled entrance Kerak
East of Jordan and the Dead Sea. Tunnelled entrance to Kerak. 1898, Jordan, Qir Moav

East Jordan Dead Sea Entrance Kerak 1900 Qir Moav
East of the Jordan and the Dead Sea. Entrance to Kerak 1900, Jordan, Qir Moav

East Jordan Dead Sea General view Kerak Kir Moab
East of the Jordan and Dead Sea, General view of Kerak (Kir of Moab) 1900, Jordan, Qir Moav

JORDAN: KERAK CASTLE, 1939. Kerak Castle, also known as Karak in Moab, built by Pagan the Butler in the 1140s during the Crusades in Kerak, Jordan. Photograph, 1939

Karak Castle, Jordan

Jordan, artwork of Kerak castle

Crusader fort at Kerak, Jordan, Middle East

Capital at Crusader fort at Kerak, Jordan, Middle East

The biblical land of Moab, viewed from the 12th century Crusader castle at Kerak, Jordan, Middle East

Kerak fort, Jordan, Middle East

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Discover the enchanting allure of Kerak, a captivating destination nestled in the heart of Jordan's Karak Governorate. Step back in time as you explore the magnificent ruins of the Karak Crusader castle, an architectural marvel that stands tall as a testament to its glorious past. Immerse yourself in history as you wander through this 12th-century fortress, marveling at its imposing walls and intricate details. As you venture further into town, you'll be greeted by the charming streets of Al-Karak. Lose yourself in its vibrant atmosphere, where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern life. The echoes of centuries past can still be heard amidst the bustling markets and lively cafes. At sunrise, witness a breathtaking spectacle at Kerak Castle. As golden rays paint the sky, casting an ethereal glow upon this majestic structure, prepare to be mesmerized by its grandeur against nature's canvas, and is here that stories unfold and imaginations run wild. In your exploration of Kerak, stumble upon hidden gems like an ancient mill frozen in time or catch a glimpse of Sheikh Khalil Senaah himself captured beautifully against a wall background – reminders that every corner holds secrets waiting to be discovered. The citadel proudly watches over this historic cityscape - an enduring symbol of resilience and strength. Its silhouette etched against the horizon serves as a reminder that even through tumultuous times, beauty prevails. Kerak Castle beckons travelers from far and wide to unravel its mysteries and immerse themselves in Jordan's rich heritage. With each step taken within these hallowed grounds comes an opportunity for connection – connection with history, connection with culture; ultimately connecting us all on our shared journey through time.