An ancient temple built by the Nabateans between 9BC and 4AD dedicated to the goddess ‘Allat (Lat), It also functioned as a civic and administrative center.

Lawerence's Spring or "Abu ’Aina" is a natural spring where you can find Thamudic inscriptions on a boulder nearby. Named after T.E Lawrence, who mentions it in his famous book, Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1926).

A narrow, easy to access canyon where you find on both sides Thamudic and Kufic inscriptions along with a visually impressive collection of rock art of people, feet and animals.

A soft golden dune on the side of a small mountain where you can climb to the top and enjoy a fantastic desert view.

A beautiful small natural arch that you can climb in less than 5 min and cross it to reach the lookout to see the desert open its arms for you with another breathtaking landscape.

Here you will have a lunch break and enjoy a cup of Bedouin tea, then cross to the other side of the mountain by hiking through this natural beauty. Your guide will be waiting for you at the other end of the canyon.

A 15-meter-high natural arch and one of the biggest in Wadi Rum desert, visitors can climb it easily to take unforgettable photos.

A 30-meter high natural arch rise on the top of Burdah mountain, in this jeep tour you will be able to watch it from the ground since it needs at least 2 hours climbing to reach it.

A pedestal rock that naturally deformed during thousands of years by weathering and erosion which resulted in a beautiful mushroom-shaped rock. It’s a great place to take a reset and observe this magical desert.

A building remains built using an ancient Nabatean cistern’s stones. Locals believe that T.E Lawrence stayed here during the Arab Revolt.