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It takes some time and effort to reach the top, but the amazing view will be your prize for every step you made.
Have to be careful when crossing the rock bridge, it's windy and it's very high. When I came there 6 years after my 1st climb and see it from the bottom of the rock, I was even more happy to know I was there on the top once! 😃👣

Long track with climbing, but super nice at the top!

A bit dificult but recomended. Just folowe arrows and you'l reach the Bridge. Realy nice wiev.

Burdah Rock Bridge

I don't know why the area split up on diffrent hills places, it's a desert anyway. But the most beautiful desert I've seen, it spectacular and places are so magic. I, guess, it's worth it to stay overnight, to see sunset and sunrise at it must be magic. Took a photo of the halo from the Sun - magic.

Wadi Rum is also associated with the name of the famous British intelligence officer, philologist and ethnographer Thomas Edward Lawrence. In the eastern deserts of Jordan, Arab Liberation Army troops were based on the Arab uprising of 1916–1918. Lawrence of Arabia was an adviser to the commander of the army, Prince Faisal, who fought with the Turks. Lawrence mentioned this place in his book The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, which describes its greatness. There is indeed a seven-edged "Seven Pillar" rock in the valley, but the book is named after the rock, or the rock in honor of the book is hard to say.

Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Bedouin Directions

I guess that if you go to Jordan you won't leave without visiting the Petra archeological site. We stayed for a day and a half so we had to rush a bit across the site. If you have time I suggest to spend at least 2 full days here. Another not so well know...

Petra the stop you can't miss

Amman is the capital and gateway to the country of Jordan, easing travelers into local life before they start exploring. While Amman is a young city for the Middle East, it does have a few ancient ruins like the Amman Citadel and Roman Theater worth...

Amman and whereabouts

We didn't plan initially to go to Aqaba, but the weather forecast for our last day in Petra was awful so we decided to shorten our stay and add a stop in the south after Wadi Rum. The town was very calm in November, we had the whole beaches almost for...

A bit of relax in Aqaba

The Dead Sea is another must in Jordan. It is definitely an unconventional place that will stick in your memory. We treated ourselves a bit and booked one of the many luxury resorts on the sea shores. One odd thing we remarked is that to reach the sea you...

The lowest point on Earth

On our way to our last stop, Madaba, we stopped at the Jesus' baptismal site located on the banks of Jordan river. This area is controlled by the army so you will be escorted to visit the site, but it is worth it! Last stop of the trip, Madaba is...

The city of mosaics

The Wadi Rum was the best surprise of the trip. You will find amazing views, silence and night skies as never experienced before, astonishing sunsets. We explored the best spots with a guided tour and we spent the night in a bedouin camp. We had a super...

Unforgettable desert landscapes

A 10-days road trip to explore the amazing diversity of Jordan, from epic desert sceneries to the resorts on the Red Sea and Dead Sea, passing through archeological and UNESCO sites. Best way to enjoy it as an independent traveller is to rent a car and...

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Jordan from North to South and back

Stunning desert landscape of Wadi Rum showcasing its authentic beauty.

Experience the authentic vibe of Wadi Rum, a hidden gem for nature lovers seeking stunning landscapes and tranquility.

Unforgettable desert landscapes

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