The steep half-hour climb from the theater to the top of Qasr al-Nahr is worth the effort, as the paths and stairs that were part of the original Nabataean Way lead to the long, flat summit that offers spectacular mountain views, and the monuments that are most eye-catching from above are the two soaring obelisks. 7 meters, which was formed by carving the surface of the mountain, and these two obelisks represent the two most important of the Nabataean deities. The High Sacrifice Palace is the best preserved place of all the holy sites in the ancient world, and the city center can also be seen from this point.