Desert Wadi Rum Jordan Highlights

• Wadi Rum Visitor Center: Here visitors can learn information about the Wadi Rum desert, including the local flora and fauna as well as the cultural significance of the region. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is well developed for tourism and offers desert visitors a lot of comfort. We hope that the information we have compiled will also provide you with good help in planning and preparing for your trip.

• Bedouin camps: There are various Bedouin camps in the Wadi Rum desert where you have the opportunity to experience the hospitality of the Bedouin culture live and taste traditional dishes. There is a variety of accommodation and accommodation options in almost all price ranges. Camp bookings can be easily made online in advance.

• desert safari: Nowadays, jeeps drive through the Wadi Rum desert. Where Bedouins used to move with their camels, off-road vehicles now drive. Numerous jeep safari providers take visitors from all over the world to various sights and attractions deep in the desert.

• Lawrence's Spring: This is a natural spring said to have been used by TE Lawrence (better known as Lawrence of Arabia). It lies in the middle of the desert landscape and offers a picturesque backdrop.

• Ruins of Lawrence's House: This ruin in the heart of the Wadi Rum desert is said to have long ago belonged to the legendary Lawrence of Arabia.

• Around Fruth Rock Bridge: One of the most impressive natural rock bridges in Wadi Rum, suitable for hiking and photography. It is also known as Um Frouth Rock Arch.

• Khazali Canyon: This narrow canyon is known for its petroglyphs and rock carvings and offers a glimpse into the region's history and culture.

• Red sand dunes: The Wadi Rum desert also has some impressive sand dunes that are suitable for living a true desert experience.

• Archaeological sites: There are archaeological sites in the desert, including remains of ancient settlements and temples, which provide insight into the region's past.

• Stargazing: The Wadi Rum desert is an excellent place for stargazing due to its low light pollution. Especially on the clear desert night there is an impressive starry sky.

• Jebel Rum: This is the highest mountain in Jordan outside the Dana Nature Reserve. It is a popular destination for trekking enthusiasts and offers breathtaking views of the desert landscape.

These attractions offer a wide range of ways to experience and appreciate the natural beauty, culture and history of Jordan's Wadi Rum desert.