One of the Nabatean archaeological sites north of Petra. It is an uncle of a building carved in the rock. This landmark is characterized by a great similarity between it and the main Petra, and there are located around it a number of landmarks that indicate the stability of the Arabs in the region and the beginning of their transformation from a Bedouin society to an agricultural and economic rural society. This site was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and Wei is an archaeological place that is less crowded with tourists and a very quiet place.