2025 Aqaba Qasabah District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

In the heart of the southern Jordanian desert lies a mysterious, otherworldly land known as Wadi Rum, also called the "Valley of the Moon." This is a natural work of art carved over thousands of years, as well as a profound imprint of human civilization in the wilderness. I. Geography and Landscape Wadi Rum is a vast desert valley covering an area of over 720 square kilometers. With its spectacular red sand dunes, rugged mountains, and giant sandstone arches, it feels like being on Mars, making it a filming location for movies such as The Martian. The rock formations in the desert change colors in the sunlight, from orange-red and golden to deep purple, each frame a painting by nature. II. Culture and History Wadi Rum is more than just a synonym for natural wonders; it also carries the ancient ruins of the Nabataeans and the nomadic culture of the Bedouins. Ancient inscriptions and symbols are carved on the rock walls, telling the story of people who lived and communicated here thousands of years ago. Today, some Bedouins still live here, and they are known for their hospitality. Visitors can drink tea in traditional tents, listen to stories under the stars, and experience authentic desert life. III. Night Sky and Tranquility When night falls, Wadi Rum reveals another kind of magic: the desert starry sky. Far from the light pollution of the city, it is one of the best places in the world to stargaze. The Milky Way hangs like a silver ribbon in the sky, and the stars are scattered like diamonds on the tranquil earth, making people feel intoxicated and as if they have entered the embrace of the universe. IV. Sensory Experience and Description Describing its scenery: vast, desolate, yet shocking, like another existence beyond human civilization. Describing its feeling: being in it is like a dream, as if time has frozen here and sound has been swallowed by the sand. Describing its charm: wild yet gentle, mysterious yet pure, it is a distant place where the soul longs for freedom. If you long for a soul-cleansing and visually stunning experience, then Wadi Rum is Jordan's lunar journey for you.

📍Wadi Rum, Jordan Ever dreamed of exploring the desert? 🏜️ Riding a camel and experiencing Bedouin life? Wadi Rum in Jordan is this and much more! 👉 How to live it: You can simply reach the Wadi Rum Visitor Centre by car and find a safe parking in the area. Book your favorite Bedouin camp accommodation online and arrange the pick up with them. Book a tour directly on the spot with the staff of the camp and enjoy. 👉 Activities: camel ride, 4x4 vehicle adventure, dune bashing, desert exploration tour, delicious traditional Bedouin meals. #localguides #aprilblooms #funnyCamels #Jordan #likeBeingOnMars

Wadi Rum, often called the Valley of the Moon, is one of the most stunning natural landscapes I have ever experienced. If you are looking for an unforgettable adventure, here’s a glimpse of what a day in this otherworldly desert looks like, plus a unique take on staying overnight-inside a capsule hotel! 🌵Morning Adventure: Took a 4x4 jeep tour through towering sandstone mountains, explored Lawrence’s Spring, and hiked Khazali Canyon to see ancient petroglyphs. Films such as Rogue One: A star Wars Story were filmed in this cinematic desert destination. #adventure #dessert Tip: book your jeep tour in advance! 🥙 Lunch with a View: Enjoyed a traditional Bedouin meal in a desert tent - fresh flatbread, grilled meat and rice! By midday, the desert heat was intense but the landscape was completely worth it. Our guide, a local Bedouin was super friendly and shared so much about history, culture and desert life #historicallandmarks 🌚 Night in a Capsule Hotel: Spent the night in a futuristic capsule with a panoramic window for some of the best stargazing I have ever experienced! The Milky Way was unreal. We stayed at Rum Titanic which was a fantastic choice since the location was pretty convenience and the amenities and service exceed our expectations. #vacationmode Wadi Rum is magical. Whether you are seasoned traveler or just looking for something completely unique, this place will leave you speechless! #wadirum #Jordantravel #desertadventure #desertvibes

Visiting Wadi Rum was an amazing experience. The stunning desert landscape and massive rocks made me feel like I was in a movie. The natural beauty here is breathtaking. The colors and terrain are wonderfully intertwined. I enjoyed riding a camel in the desert, which gave me the opportunity to explore sand dunes and archaeological sites. That experience was special, especially when I was sitting under the starry night sky. I also tasted local food at one of the camps, and the traditional dishes were delicious and full of flavor. If you want to enjoy the beauty of nature and experience Bedouin culture, visiting Wadi Rum is highly recommended. It's a unique and unforgettable travel destination! 🏜️🌌

Attraction: Wadi rum Desert Safari Location : Wadi Rum Village, Jordan Direction: Take a bus from Amman or Aqaba/tour/ self drive Wadi Rum is a truly magical place that you cannot miss when visiting Jordan. Wadi Rum, also called as Valley of the Moon. It is 183,352 acres huge! This place looks like Mars on earth, a lot of Hollywood movies are actually shot here! The sunset here is absolutely stunning, if you stay here overnight, you will be seeing sky full of stars. Do note that it gets really cold at night! #timetotravel #jordan #wadirum #safari #desert

#summerbreak CRAZY Mars Landscape Found on Earth! Seeing Wadi Rum is a captivating experience that transports you to a mesmerizing world of natural beauty. Located in Jordan's desert landscape, Wadi Rum is a breathtaking destination that leaves visitors in awe. Towering sandstone cliffs, vast golden dunes, and rugged canyons create a surreal backdrop, reminiscent of a Martian landscape. Exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you'll encounter ancient rock formations, ancient inscriptions, and the rich history of Bedouin culture. Embarking on a thrilling desert safari, riding camels or off-roading in jeeps, provides an exhilarating adventure. As night falls, the starry sky illuminates the vastness, leaving an indelible impression. Wadi Rum is truly a haven for nature enthusiasts and a sanctuary for those seeking tranquility amidst awe-inspiring surroundings.

#beachaholic Al Ghandour Beach…Surely one of my favorite beaches in the Middle East! Al Ghandour Beach is a popular destination in Aqaba, Jordan. And it is most KNOWN for its clear blue waters and soft sandy beaches! The beach is located near the city center, the beach offers a range of activities, including swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. The beach also features several restaurants and cafes, serving up local cuisine and refreshing drinks. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the Red Sea and the surrounding mountains. Al Ghandour Beach is a perfect spot for a day trip or a relaxing weekend getaway for tourists after visiting Petra and Wadi Rum which are only an hour away!

#wecreate A Journey through Jordan's Desert Jewel. My stay in Wadi Rum was a mesmerizing desert experience that left me in awe of nature's beauty. The moment I arrived, I was greeted by the towering red sandstone cliffs, vast golden dunes, and an endless expanse of rugged landscapes. The tranquility of the desert was overwhelming, with only the sound of wind whispering through the canyons. I spent my nights under a blanket of stars, staying in bubble luxotel . As the sun set, the sky transformed into a breathtaking display of colors, painting a celestial masterpiece. Sitting around a campfire, listening to Bedouin tales and sharing delicious Arabic cuisine, I felt a deep connection to the rich culture and heritage of the region. During the day, I embarked on thrilling desert adventures. Riding a camel, I traversed the undulating dunes, feeling the rhythmic sway beneath me. Exploring hidden canyons and ancient rock formations, I marveled at the intricate patterns carved by time and weather. Wadi Rum is a place where time seems to stand still, allowing you to reconnect with nature and find solace in its raw grandeur. It was a short but unforgettable experience that left an indelible mark on my soul, reminding me of the incredible wonders this world has to offer. #visitjordan #wadirum #deserts #unforgettableexperiences #naturalwonders #summervacation

My journey to Jordan was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the country's deep history, warm hospitality, and breathtaking landscapes. My first stop was the iconic city of Petra — walking through the Siq and witnessing the Treasury emerge from the rock was a surreal and moving experience. The ancient city told stories carved in stone, echoing the footsteps of past civilizations. Next, I ventured into the vast Wadi Rum desert, where the silence of the red sands and the star-filled night sky left me speechless. A jeep tour with local Bedouins gave me insight into their traditions and way of life, adding depth to the natural beauty around me. Whether you seek adventure, history, or spiritual reflection, Jordan has something special for every traveler. #travel#naturalwonders#myitinerary#trip

I took a jeep tour in the Wadi Rum Desert in Jordan 🚙🔥 The endless desert spreads across the red-brown rocky mountains, and the thrill of driving a jeep down a straight slope is truly otherworldly 🪐 I was also very satisfied to stop by the huge natural bridge (Um Fruth Rock Bridge)! It's at your own risk, but you can climb anywhere, so I was climbing boldly in the second half 🧗 lol The day I went was one of the few rainy days of the year, and it was interesting to see the scenery change depending on the weather! #Jordan #WadiRum #WadiRumDesert #DesertTour

Jordan in the Middle East is a travel destination where you can experience breathtaking views and emotions beyond your expectations. Here are three places that we visited and were impressed by! ⸻ 🕌1. Petra Ruins | The "Rose-Colored Temple" Carved into the Rock After walking through the narrow rock valley "Siq", you will come across the temple "El Hazneh", which looks like a scene from a movie. The rock surface illuminated by the sun shines a slightly pink color, and is breathtakingly beautiful. History buffs and photography lovers alike cannot miss this place! 📍How to get there: Accessible on foot or by horseback from Wadi Musa 🕰Recommended time: Recommended time to visit is in the morning when the soft light shines in✨ ⸻ 🌄2. Wadi Rum Protected Area | It's like you're not on Earth! ? Spectacular views like Mars The red desert and huge rocky mountains spread out before you. Wadi Rum, driven by a jeep, is truly a different world! A series of moving experiences, with Mars during the day and a starry sky at night. The experience of staying in a Bedouin tent is also special. 📍How to experience: You can book a jeep tour and camping from a tour company 🌌Attention: You can see the Milky Way and shooting stars! Don't forget your tripod to take pictures of the starry sky📸 ⸻ 🌊3. Dead Sea | Not only do you float, but your skin will also become smooth! ? "Does it really float?" ... The answer is YES! It's a strange feeling as if your body is floating in the air. Your whole body is supported by the salty water, and just floating around is healing. Don't forget to take care of your skin with the famous "mud pack"! No matter where you look, your trip to Jordan is dramatic. Be sure to experience history, nature, and healing all in one place on your next trip🌍✈️ #Europe trip #trip

Looking for your next adventure? Step into the breathtaking landscapes of Wadi Rum, the Valley of the Moon, nestled in southern Jordan. Known for its dramatic sandstone mountains, golden dunes, and ancient petroglyphs, Wadi Rum offers a once-in-a-lifetime desert experience. 🌟 Top Experiences in Wadi Rum: 🚙 4x4 Jeep Safari through majestic canyons 🐪 Camel rides at sunset ⛺ Stay in a traditional Bedouin camp under the stars 🔭 Stargazing in one of the clearest night skies on Earth ✨ Why Visit Wadi Rum? This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a favorite among filmmakers and travelers alike—it's where The Martian, Dune, and Lawrence of Arabia came to life! 📅 Plan your desert escape now on Trip.com and unlock special deals. Don’t forget, on the 27th of each month, you can get up to 5% back in Trip Coins on hotels and flights! 📍Where the sky meets the sand — Wadi Rum is calling. Are you ready to answer? #WadiRum #JordanTravel #DesertAdventure #TripcomTravel #ExploreJordan #BedouinExperience #WadiRumCamp #DesertSafari #travel

Here’s a comprehensive summary of my 8-day, 7-night trip to Jordan. Honestly, I just wanted to share more photos from this journey because there were so many great ones left unposted, haha. Jordan – A Great Choice for Middle East First-Timers! This 8-day, 7-night trip to Jordan is truly the perfect entry-level experience for exploring the Middle East. From Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, to the starry skies and sand dunes of Wadi Rum Desert, floating in the Dead Sea, and finally shopping for souvenirs in Amman, the itinerary was well-paced—not rushed or exhausting—and covered all the must-see spots. ⸻ 🧳 Curious about the costs? Here’s a breakdown (in NTD): The prices weren’t as cheap as I imagined, but they weren’t overly expensive either. Dining at tourist spots was comparable to Europe, but accommodations were cheaper than most European countries like Spain or Italy. We mostly stayed in budget hotels, except for one night at the Hilton, a more luxurious five-star hotel. Here’s the cost breakdown in NTD: • ✈️ Flights (Germany → Milan → Amman / Amman → Rome): 11,000 • 🏨 Accommodation for 7 nights (mostly 2 people per room): ~8,000/person • 🚗 Transportation (private car + Uber): ~4,500/person • 🍽 Meals + entertainment + souvenirs: ~15,000/person • 🛂 Visa + attraction tickets (Jordan Pass for 3 days): 3,500/person • 💵 Recommended cash to bring: ~USD 500, as most places accept credit cards. Tips: • Credit cards are widely accepted in Jordan, but it’s still good to carry some cash for tips or street food. • Exchange rates: Amman Airport ~63, city center ~70.8, Petra ~69. It’s best to exchange money in Amman city center for the best rates. ⸻ 🚘 Transportation & Driving Tips • If you’re only staying in Amman, driving isn’t recommended. Traffic is congested, and local drivers rarely use turn signals. They seem to have their own driving rhythm, which can be confusing for outsiders. • Driving outside Amman, like to Wadi Rum or the Dead Sea, is manageable, but be mindful of local driving customs. • Compared to Egypt or India, Jordan’s driving environment is much better, though it’s still not as smooth as Europe. • We opted for a private car for the entire trip, which saved time and effort. It wasn’t more expensive than renting a car—highly recommended! ⸻ 🍢 Food & Dining Tips • Jordanian cuisine is relatively simple, focusing on grilled meats, yogurt, hummus, and flatbreads. You might crave instant noodles occasionally, so bring a few packs. • Dining in big cities like Amman is super affordable; meals often cost NTD 100–200. However, in tourist areas, meals can go up to NTD 500–600 per person. • Alcohol lovers, take note: Jordan is a Muslim country, so bars are rare, and most restaurants don’t serve alcohol. Consider bringing your own! ⸻ 🕌 Cultural Observations • As a Muslim country, Jordan has five daily prayer times announced via mosque broadcasts. These often start as early as 5 AM, so earplugs are essential to avoid being woken up. • Locals are generally friendly and welcoming, often initiating greetings or conversations. • Tourist prices for goods are usually higher, so compare prices to avoid overpaying. Initially, I didn’t plan to buy souvenirs, but I couldn’t resist picking up some crystal and stone jewelry. • Avoid buying souvenirs directly at tourist spots or stores recommended by drivers. Explore local markets or city shops for better deals. ⸻ 🏜 Itinerary Highlights Our 8-day, 7-night trip (Saturday to the following Saturday) covered these key attractions: 1. Petra: One of the Seven Wonders of the World, worth visiting again and again. We spent three days here—an afternoon and evening on the first day, a full day on the second, and just two hours on the third morning. There were still many routes we didn’t explore, but remember to pace yourself, as some areas are quite challenging to hike. 2. Wadi Rum: Desert camping, stargazing, and a jeep adventure. Unfortunately, strong winds limited our jeep ride to just two hours, so we couldn’t venture far. 3. Dead Sea: Floating and mud baths—pure relaxation. This was the perfect way to unwind at the end of the trip. 4. Amman: City sightseeing, Roman Theater, Rainbow Street shopping, juice bars, and buying spices. Overall: • For first-time Middle East travelers, Jordan is incredibly welcoming and a great starting point. • Desert roads are much smoother than in Morocco or Egypt—no motion sickness at all. • Tent camps are well-equipped, often with air conditioning and private bathrooms. ⸻ ❤️ Final Thoughts Travel isn’t just about the destinations; it’s about the memories you create along the way. Jordan’s charm lies in its blend of unfamiliarity and comfort, offering cultural surprises alongside travel ease. This trip had its share of heat, sun, and expenses, but it also brought laughter, delicious food, stunning photos, and unforgettable moments. Here’s to the next adventure—with great companions and even more courage to embark on spontaneous journeys!

A 3-Day Journey Through Jordan’s Magic: My Personal Experience Just a few days ago, I had the chance to explore one of the Middle East’s most stunning travel routes — from the rose-red city of Petra, through the majestic desert of Wadi Rum, and ending at the healing waters of the Dead Sea. Day 1: First Impressions of Petra Landed in Amman and hit the road straight to Petra — a 3-hour drive through scenic Jordanian landscapes. Walking through the narrow Siq and suddenly facing the grand Treasury was surreal. Stayed the night at Petra Moon Hotel — comfy and close to the entrance. Day 2: From History to Desert Silence Started the morning climbing up to the Monastery and exploring ancient tombs. By noon, I was off to Wadi Rum — a place that looks like it belongs on Mars. The 4x4 ride across red sands, Lawrence’s Spring, and the golden sunset were unforgettable. The night ended with Bedouin music and food at Sun City Camp under the stars. Day 3: Peace at the Dead Sea Left early for the Dead Sea. It’s a 4-hour drive, but floating weightlessly in that salty water — wow, what an experience. The mineral-rich mud left my skin soft and refreshed. Had some quiet time at Mövenpick Resort, just soaking in the views and peace before heading back to Amman. ⸻ Accommodations Recap: • Petra Moon Hotel (Petra) • Sun City Camp (Wadi Rum) • Mövenpick Dead Sea Resort This wasn’t just a trip — it was a story worth remembering. #JordanVibes #PetraWonders #DesertMagic #DeadSeaHealing #MyJordanStory

#aprilblooms Wadi Rum, Jordan April brings a special kind of magic to Wadi Rum. Wildflowers pop up between the red sands and rocky cliffs, giving the desert a rare and stunning touch of color. Why April? It’s the perfect month—mild temperatures, clear skies, and nature’s quiet surprise: desert blooms! What to do: Take a guided 4x4 tour to hidden canyons and blooming valleys Hike at sunrise for breathtaking views Enjoy tea with Bedouins as goats graze near flowering bushes Desert life meets spring beauty—it’s not your usual April! #aprilblooms #desertflowers #wadirum #hiddenjordan #springvibes #bedouinlife Desert in Bloom – Wadi Rum, JordanDesert in Bloom – Wadi Rum, JordanDesert in Bloom – Wadi Rum, Jordan Wadi Rum, Jordan

Jordan truly surprised me! Walking through the narrow Siq and seeing Petra’s Treasury appear was one of the most magical travel moments ever. Floating effortlessly in the Dead Sea was a fun and unique experience, and Wadi Rum’s red desert made me feel like I was on Mars. The people were incredibly welcoming, and the food — especially mansaf and hummus — was fantastic!#JordanTravel #VisitPetra #DeadSeaExperience #WadiRumAdventures #MiddleEastMagic #TripMoments

🇯🇴-2 After leaving Petra, I drove further south to #Wadi Rum, planning to wander the desert in search of #Spice from Arrakis. Today's plan is to pass through Aqaba (#Aqaba) on the north side of the Red Sea, and then head north to tonight's accommodation #Dead Sea. 2,300 years ago, Wadi Rum was the territory of ancient cultures such as the Nabataean Kingdom. Now the climate there is hot and dry, and it is where the Bedouins roam. During the Arab Revolt of 1917, British officer Thomas Edward Lawrence led the Arab tribes in their rebellion against the Ottoman Empire from here. Later, in 1962, it was made into the famous movie "Lawrence of Arabia". Later, Wadi Rum became the filming location for many movies due to its Mars-like landscape, such as: Prometheus, The Last Jedi, and even the recently released Dune. I stayed here for a while and tried to walk in the desert, trying to explore along the Bedouin route. In the endless desert, the soul also drifts in all directions along with the spices. After leaving Wadi Rum, continue south through Akaba and then north towards the Dead Sea. Driving on Highway 65, I passed through several checkpoints along the way. I don’t know if it was because of the war in the neighboring country, but I guess it was because of the war in the neighboring country. Across Highway 65 is Israel/Palestine. Driving in Jordan and looking at the traffic from different countries, I can't help but wonder, in this area where Arabs and Jews live, many years ago, they hated and were hostile to each other because of their religious beliefs. Why do their descendants have to bear the same thorns thousands of years later? Before dark, I finally arrived at the Dead Sea. It is called the "Dead Sea" because its high salinity makes it impossible for fish to survive in the water, but there are bacteria and plankton, and the Dead Sea is called "Salt Sea" in Hebrew. In addition, although it is called a sea, it is actually an inland lake. The salinity of the lake water is extremely high, and the salinity increases as you go down to the bottom of the lake. At the deepest part, the water has already fossilized. The salt content of general seawater is 3.5%, while the salt content of the Dead Sea is around 23% to 30%. It is also the lowest lake in the world. I also tried to dive here, but I couldn't get down at all. It was a very special feeling. I jumped into the water and floated up, but it was very salty. I had some abrasions on my body due to walking too much in the previous few days. It felt like soaking in concentrated saline solution after being injured, very salty. Finally, you can also experience applying Dead Sea mud all over your body. It also helps me find a place to rest my tired body these days.

Wadi Rum: A Romantic Journey Between Mars and Earth In Jordan, there's a desert called Wadi Rum, also known as: Valley of the Moon. 🌙✨ This isn't a name from a fairy tale, but a real exotic wonder. Red sand dunes, massive rock walls, starry skies... Doesn't it look like Mars? 🌌 In fact, this was the filming location for blockbusters like "The Martian" and "Dune." 🎬 Here, you can: Drive a jeep, racing across the desert 🛻 Enjoy a cup of mint tea under the rocks ☕ Lie outside your tent at night watching the Milky Way rotate ✨ Listen to Bedouins tell tales of ancient routes 🗺️ Tips: Temperature varies greatly during the day, remember to bring a jacket 🧥 There's lots of sand, so slippers aren't convenient - hiking shoes recommended 🥾 Suggest booking a Bedouin camp experience in advance - one night under the stars is worth it ✨ Wadi Rum isn't just a travel destination but a journey to the stars and inner peace. "When you gaze at the stars, the stars are also watching you." 🌠

#Wadi Rum Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon, is a stunning desert valley located in southern Jordan, about 60 kilometers east of Aqaba. Here are some key facts and features: ⸻ Geography & Landscape • Wadi Rum is characterized by dramatic sandstone and granite rock formations, vast red and orange sand dunes, and natural arches. • The area spans about 720 square kilometers. • It’s known for its Mars-like appearance, which has made it a popular filming location (e.g., The Martian, Dune, Lawrence of Arabia). ⸻ Cultural Significance • Inhabited by Bedouins for centuries, who still live in the area and offer tours and hospitality. • Associated with T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia), who passed through Wadi Rum during the Arab Revolt. • Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011 for both its natural and cultural importance. ⸻ Tourism & Activities • Popular for jeep tours, camel rides, hiking, rock climbing, and stargazing. • Visitors often stay in Bedouin camps offering traditional food and music. • The best time to visit is spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) due to milder temperatures. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

Jordan only has a few kilometres of coastline but it may be amongst the most stunning around. The crystal clear water of the Red Sea have an abundance of marine life amongst the coral reefs and provide the perfect opportunity for diving or snorkelling amongst other water activities. The tranquillity of the sea hear as well as its salt content make it a really calm and easy place to swim. #aprilblooms #redsea #coral #jordan

When heading out into the stunning landscape that is Jordan’s Wadi Rum protected are the first thing you may notice is a small canal like structure in the middle of the desert. This may seem unusual as a tourist attraction but is full of history, long before Lawrence of Arabia reportedly used this spring, it was used by the ancient Nabatean people who roamed this land in search of water and now is used by local camel herders to allow their animals a drink in the hot temperatures. #aprilblooms #desert #spring

When most people think of deserts there first though is of giant sand dunes. Unfortunately, visitors across the world to deserts are often disappointed to find that the vast majority are rocky. However, if you’re visiting Jordan’s Wadi Rum protected area you are in luck. Standing out in the middle of the desert you will find a giant red sand dune. Climbing to the top might be difficult in the soft sand but it’s well worth it for the view at the top and the very reason that the film makers of Lawrence of Arabia chose this spot to make their famous posters. #aprilblooms #desert #dune

One of the most impressive features across Jordan’s Wadi Rum protected area is the Khazali canyon. Formed between two huge rocks and seemingly placed in the middle of this red sand desert an explore here is well worth spending a few minutes. You are able to climb directly into the canyon to gain a unique perspective of its scale and to learn why this is a place that for thousands of years, the nomadic people who call this place home would often use the site to stay cool during the intense summer heat. #aprilblooms #Canyon #desert

When most people think of the desert kingdom of Jordan there first thoughts are often of beachside resorts. However along its tiny coastline on the Red Sea there are plenty to choose from. One of the best we found was the Bernice beach resort, a place where you can spend hours relaxing on the beach or diving and snorkelling amongst the incredible corals in the crystal clear, gentle waters. Make sure you stay for the incredible sunset that you can get almost every day of the year here #aprilblooms #beach #sunset #Jordan

I came to Arch Rock in the Wadi Rum Desert, Jordan. This is a famous Instagram spot in the Wadi Rum Desert. You can actually climb the rock mountain and walk across the rocks that hang like a bridge. If you ask the tour guide, they will take a photo of you walking across the rocks. There are scaffolding carved into the rocks when climbing, but it requires some physical strength and there is no fence on the rocks, so be careful as you may fall. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/shi9JAXo5dsJk4yeA #0yentripFebruary2025#Jordan #WadiRum

Wadi Rum is one of Jordan's most enchanting deserts, featuring magnificent red rocks and endless golden dunes. Traverse the desert in a 4x4 vehicle to feel the thrill of the wind rushing past your ears, or take a leisurely camel ride, as if you were in another world. At dusk, the entire desert is bathed in deep red by the setting sun, creating a breathtaking view. Nighttime offers an excellent opportunity for stargazing, with the Milky Way clearly visible in the light pollution-free environment. Staying in a Bedouin tent, savoring traditional cuisine, and experiencing the local culture is the most unforgettable part of the trip. This place is not only the filming location for the movie 'The Martian' but also a natural wonder that is definitely worth a visit!

Wadi Rum is an attractive spot with red desert and strange rock formations that spread across southern Jordan! The scenery is like being lost in another world, and it is also called the "Valley of the Moon" ♪ We especially recommend the "Jeep Tour"! You can drive through the vast desert and explore ancient rock paintings and huge arched rocks. At night, the starry sky spreads out, and the time spent around the campfire will be a lifelong memory. Access: About 4 hours by car from Amman Opening hours: Varies by tour (mainly daytime to evening) #Jordan #WadiRum #WorldHeritage #0YenTravelFebruary2025

During my time in Wadi Rum, I had the incredible opportunity to stay at the Wadi Rum Desert Bird Camp, and I can confidently say it’s the best place to stay in the desert at a great price. The camp offers an authentic experience with comfortable tents and amazing views of the desert landscape. 🌄 What made it even better was the jeep tour they provide — it’s an absolute must! The ride through the desert was thrilling, and the sights of the sand dunes, rock formations, and ancient petroglyphs were simply unforgettable. 🚙 If you’re heading to Wadi Rum, I highly recommend staying at Wadi Rum Bird Camp for a truly memorable experience, full of adventure and serenity. Plus, you can’t beat the price for the quality of service and the amazing views! 🌟 #celebrateit

Watching the sunrise in Wadi Rum was one of the most breathtaking experiences of my trip to Jordan. The desert landscape transformed as the first rays of light painted the rugged mountains and vast sand dunes in warm hues of orange and red. There’s something magical about the quiet of the desert at dawn, and the air was crisp and fresh, offering a peaceful start to the day. 🌅 As the sun rose higher, the desert came to life, and the colors shifted, creating a dramatic contrast against the silent beauty of the surroundings. The solitude of the desert at that time made it even more special — I didn’t see another soul, just the vastness of the landscape unfolding before me. 🌵 If you’re planning a visit to Wadi Rum, don’t miss the sunrise. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime moment that truly captures the magic of this incredible desert. ✨ #celebrateit