Wadi Rum Protected Area in Wadi Rum Village

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  Guglielmo Delasa

  :: 28 Mai 2018 01:03:02

  Dust and rocks? Yeah, but go and see them yourself to understand! The best way to do it, is to spend two or more days with the Bedouins: sleep under the stars, ride a camel, and learn about the history of the place from the people who live there. If you are short on time, a four hours jeep tour is also available which will take you through the most scenic and famous places of this lovely sandy speck of planet.

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  Melissa Sinkom

  :: 24 Mai 2018 10:24:33

  This place is indeed a natural beauty. Afar from the crowds of the cities this place is serene. No wonder why the Hollywood is so obsessed with the Jordanian desert for filming. The camps were so good with exquisite food and the Bedouin tents were wonderfully decorated. Camel ride was great and worth it.

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  Eva M.

  :: 13 Mai 2018 11:50:58

  Wadi Rum is amazing, and a trip to remember! We stayed at Bait Ali in the beginning of Wadi Rum. Nice and clean place with build chalets, good bathroom and toilet, there are also tents for people who will prefere this. Good restaurant with local food. We booked a tour through the Wadi in an old Pickup, with a young driver, who knew the whole area like his pockets! It was fun!!! I can recommend this trip to anyone!

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  izzeddin matar

  :: 01 Mai 2018 14:13:28

  Wadi Rum desert is beautiful to say the least, it has to be visited to complete your Jordan adventure. It contains wonderful scenery, sand, mountains, sunsets, stars, camels, jeep safaris.You surely feel like you are experiencing something out of this world, the terrain is quite unique, something I have never seen before. Not to mention that people there are very welcoming and friendly!

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  Karim Jundi

  :: 30 März 2018 09:59:24

  Well worth the trip for anyone coming to Jordan. Definitely stay the night if possible. Bedouins their are very hospitable and are eager to show you a good time. Try to make it on a night without the moon being out so that you can look up at an incredible sky full of starts.