📜 Spectacular desert valley in southern Jordan, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2011.
🔍 Home to Bedouin nomads, ancient rock art, and iconic filming locations.
🏞️ Explore unique desertscapes with high sand dunes, incredible rock formations, and narrow canyons
🚶♀️ Hike, climb, trek, and off-road through diverse terrain, including Jordan's highest mountain, Jabal Rum
🌌 Experience breathtaking sunsets and exceptional stargazing due to clear, dry air
🐫 Enjoy Bedouin hospitality, traditional dinners, and overnight stays in desert camps
⚠️ Extreme temperatures: very hot during day, cold at night
🚫 Limited infrastructure: no ATMs, petrol stations, or extensive medical supplies in the village
🚌 Public transport to village is difficult, taxis can be overpriced
💡 A guide is recommended for climbing Jabal Rum and venturing into the desert without experience
💧 Bring plenty of water, sun protection, and cash for your stay
🚗 Renting a 4x4 is an option, but sand driving skills are essential
💰 Entrance fee 5 JOD, free with Jordan Pass.
Available at Wadi Rum Visitor Center, 7km north of the village.
Available in Bedouin camps in the desert or guesthouses in Wadi Rum Village.
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