Special care is needed to protect Petra, Jordan due to its unique historical and archaeological significance. This includes protecting the site from natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes and landslides, as well as ensuring that visitors don’t cause any damage to the monuments or ruin structures. It is important to limit visitor numbers and ensure that tourists stick to designated pathways in order to avoid causing further erosion of the rocks or damaging fragile areas of the ruins. Moreover, there should be a ban on souvenir hunting as this can lead to irreparable damage being done. It is also essential for all visitors entering Petra wear protective clothing such as hats and sunglasses in order to reduce direct sunlight exposure which could cause further deterioration of existing structures.