The Nabatean temple is an ancient historical temple of more than 2000 years behind the village of Wadi Rum, the first stop we will visit during the tour and we will stop for five minutes to visit it to take a photo, then we will move to the Wadi Rum desert

Lawrence Spring It is a spring of water in the middle of the mountain, and the water descends through water pipes to basins that are used to irrigate camels and other animals in the Wadi Rum desert. There is a site for a rock containing ancient Nabatean inscriptions And also here beauty gathers for anyone who wants to try camel riding any time he wants And for those who want to get a special picture of the Wadi Rum desert, they just have to climb a little to get a beautiful view We'll stop here for about 20 minutes and then continue on to the other location

Wadi Rum Nature Reserve As soon as we enter the Wadi Rum desert, it is considered that we are inside the reserve because of the Wadi Rum desert in it, and all the areas that we will visit are subject to the laws of the reserve

red sand dunes Privileged location and enjoys a beautiful view of the Valley of the Moon. You can climb it without difficulty to get a picture from the top of the beautiful Wadi Rum desert We'll stop there for a few minutes and before leaving you can try the free Bedouin tea which is served in a poetry house next to the site for relaxation After we finish here, we will move to the other location

Jabal Khazali divides the Siq Pass, and there are inscriptions dating back to the Nabatean and Thamud periods. Some of the writings are between 2,000 and 4,000 years old. You can enter there to see the ancient historical inscriptions and paintings, and this site is the most important in the Wadi Rum desert. We will stop there for a few minutes to give you enough time to discover the site and take souvenir photos, and then continue our tour to another site.

small bridge It is a rocky bridge at the top of the mountain. It has a privileged location for lovers of light climbing to get a panoramic view of the desert from all sides, and you can watch it from below. We'll stop here for a few minutes and then continue to the other location

Lawrence’s House In the middle of the Wadi Rum desert, it contains a building or a house. It is a Nabatean building that dates back more than 2000 years. This site is characterized by a place for light climbing and a beautiful desert view. We will spend some time here and head to the other site.

Abu Khashaba Canyon It is a valley with two outlets. Visitors are dropped off at one of the entrances to the valley so that visitors can start walking to the other direction of the valley, where the jeep will be waiting. It is a special place for lovers of light walking and meditation while walking in the magic of mountains and nature. It takes 30-35 minutes to walk here to the other direction, after that we will head For a quiet place in the middle of the desert to stop and rest and collect firewood to light the fire and cook lunch in the Bedouin way and to make Bedouin tea with herbs. After rest and relaxation, we head to the following site

Al Burda rock bridge A huge stone arch at the top of Mount Bardah is dedicated to mountain climbers. We will be able to see it from below and take pictures We will spend a few minutes there and continue to the other location

The Umm Frouth rock bridge is one of the famous sites in the Wadi Rum desert. It is a rocky bridge that rises approximately 20 meters from the ground There is a path that takes you to the top of the bridge for a light climb to take pictures with the bridge. It is not considered difficult to climb and anyone can try it. We will stay for a few minutes and continue our tour to another place.

sunset in Wadi Rum Here at the sunset site, you can enjoy the silence of the desert during sunset and feel calm while watching the sunset on the horizon to reflect its golden color on the sands and mountains of the Wadi Rum desert to give a distinctive and beautiful painting for you that I will never forget Meanwhile, a Bedouin guide lights a fire to prepare Bedouin tea. This will be our last stop before the camping site and sleeping or back to the village if the option is without an overnight stay