The area called Wadi Farasa East, Petra, Jordan The Wadi Farasa East has two main terraces that are connected by steps leading further up to the ‘High Place of Sacrifice’. The main complex is situated on the lower terrace, with the ‘Soldier’s Tomb,’ and opposite a Triclinium, or banqueting hall, with beautifully carved interior architecture. Between these two main rock-cut monuments of the lower terrace, there once stood a peristyle courtyard, surrounded on three sides by colonnades. On the upper terrace is the so-called ‘Garden Triclinium’, a relatively luxurious living area built in the 1st Century AD with an associated complex water catchment system.