Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum is a perfect destination for adventure seekers, photographers and nature lovers. It is one of my favourite places on Earth. Even tough, I am a water girl if you see my pictures you will realise it😄. The colours of the sand, the sky hmmm. It’s just unbelievable! Who wants to join me in my next adventure to Jordan?⚡️⚡️✈️ Remember you can manage to get around Jordan by Jett buses it’s quite affordable and descent service. Also, spring is the best season to visit it. . Once you arrive to Wadi Rum you need to book your camp or bubble tent. They will pick you up from the entrance in a 4x4. Remember once you are entering in the desert there is no internet connection 👌📢 You have five minutes to message your loved ones before you immerse yourself in a new adventure in Mars 😍😍 One of the best things to do in Wadi Rum is to explore by a 4×4. ... Get to know some of the local Bedouin (by drinking tea) ... Stay in a bubble tent or Bedouin camp. Take a hike through the desert. Experience either a sunrise or sunset. Check the sky 🌌 at night #mountainview#mytripvlog#awesomepic#2023travelwish#bucketlistreboot

In the science fiction novel 'Dune,' the protagonists live on a planet called Arrakis. This planet is covered with deserts and has extremely scarce water resources, hence it is also known as 'Dune.' So where is the original scene? Of course, it's Wadi Rum in Jordan. In addition to being a filming location for the sand dunes, Hollywood sci-fi movies like 'Star Wars,' 'The Martian,' and 'Transformers' have all featured this desolate extraterrestrial landscape. ⛰【Travel Guide】 📍Detailed address: Wadi Rum is located in the southern part of Jordan, also known as 'Valley of the Moon,' not far from Petra and the southern coastal city of Aqaba. You can charter a car or book a ride from Petra or Amman to get there. Usually, visitors go to the visitor center first, and then the desert hotel you've booked will send a car to pick you up. It's impossible to venture into the desert on your own. 🕙Opening hours: The site is open 24 hours, and there are many hotels and tents in the desert. Prices range from a few hundred to several thousand. Book your room in advance, then arrange a full-day or half-day desert tour at the front desk. It's recommended to spend two days so that you have more freedom to fully appreciate the desert's scenery at different times. 🌟Highlights: 👉Personally, I think Wadi Rum is Jordan's most spectacular desert landscape, without a doubt. Its red sand mountains and unique geological structures are very distinctive. The area is not endless; there are many rock mountains in between. The weathered rock formations come in various shapes, some as large as castles, and there are various cliffs, caves, arches, and canyons, making it a dual World Heritage Site for both nature and culture. In China's Xinjiang Hami, there is a similar landscape known as the 'Devil's City,' but unfortunately, it's not well-developed domestically and lacks supporting hotels. 🏜️Best way to travel: I booked a desert jeep tour at the hotel on the spot (additional charge). It covered some of the most famous local scenes. In such a vast place with no roads, it's quite dangerous to drive around on your own. Therefore, a guided tour is essential. Prices range from a few tens to hundreds of dollars per person, depending on the duration. For example, my half-day tour included the Mushroom Rock, two huge natural bridges, the magnificent sand sea, scenes from 'The Martian,' watching the sunset in the evening, visiting a Bedouin tent for tea, and so on. Along the way, you might encounter some camel providers charging a fee. If you haven't ridden a camel in Petra, you can ride one here for a photo. It's cheaper than in Petra, just $10. 👉There are many Western tourists here, and I didn't see many Asian faces. The overall experience feels very wild, yet everything is well-organized, with one spectacular scene after another. Personally, I think this is the best experience among the many attractions in Jordan. 🛏️Accommodation: I stayed at the Wadi Rum UFO Luxotel, a popular bubble tent in the desert. The scenery is right outside the hotel. Each room has a terrace, and a nice buffet is provided in the evening. You can also enjoy the dazzling starry sky at night. Spending a day in the hotel is a magical experience. It's like taking a vacation on Mars. 📌Small Tips: • Bring enough water, as there are not many places to buy water in the vast desert. • Drinking water in a Bedouin tent is free, but the handicrafts sold there are quite expensive.

#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

Known as the Valley of the Moon, Wadi Rum is Jordan's most spectacular desert landscape, so named because it is as quiet and desolate as the surface of the moon. This is a typical pure sand desert, where weathered giant rocks stand like castles, adding a dynamic variation to the smooth lines. Wadi Rum has been a sacred place for over 2000 years. The Bedouins still follow their ancestors' nomadic lifestyle, roaming the depths of the desert, with black tents and herds of camels as the symbols of their home. You will find that receiving a cup of aromatic Arabian coffee from the hands of a traditionally robed Bedouin is an unforgettable experience in a lifetime.

Not every desert can produce the aesthetic landscape of the movie Dune, but Wadi Rum in Jordan had already deeply attracted every traveler who came to see it before it became a filming location for the dunes. Hollywood sci-fi movies like 'Star Wars,' 'The Martian,' 'Transformers,' and others, whenever there is that kind of desolate desert or bleak interstellar scenery, come here to shoot. A trip to Jordan is not complete without spending a day or two here; otherwise, it would be a pity. ⛰【Travel Tips】 📍Address: Wadi Rum is located in the southern part of Jordan, also known as 'Valley of the Moon,' not far from Petra and the southern coastal city of Aqaba. The usual Jordan travel circuit starts with Petra, then you can take a taxi or hire a car to get here, about a hundred kilometers, and it takes about an hour by taxi to the visitor center. The taxi fare cost me about 70 local currency, which is equivalent to ¥700 RMB. Taxi fares are quite expensive locally, but the price is negotiable. Of course, taking a bus is much cheaper. 🕙Opening Hours: The attraction is open 24 hours, but you can't do without staying in a hotel, as there are many hotels and tents in the desert. Prices range from a few hundred to a few thousand. 🌟Highlights: 👉Wadi Rum is the most spectacular desert landscape in Jordan, second to none, known for its red sand mountains and unique geological structures. The desert here is not endless; there are many rocky mountains in the middle, with weathered rocks of various shapes, some even as large as castles, as well as various cliffs, arch structures, and canyons, so it is also a dual World Heritage Site of nature and culture. 🏜️Best Way to Travel: It is recommended to visit in spring and autumn to avoid the high temperatures of summer and the cold of winter. The way to travel is to first stay in the camp hotels here, and then the camp will provide half-day to full-day desert jeep tours (for an additional fee). Different times, different scenic spots will be visited, usually including some beautiful sand seas and rocks, as well as many movie filming locations. Along the way, you may encounter some camel providers who charge a fee, and if interested, you can ride one for a photo. It is not advisable to walk around on your own, as the place is too large, the scenery is similar, and it is easy to get lost. It is extremely dangerous without a car and a local guide. 👉In the evening, it is usually arranged to watch the sunset and go to the local Bedouin tents for tea and songs. Some jeep tour packages even include dinner. Although the jeep is rented privately, these activities are prepared for tourists, so when you get there, you will find many other tourists, which should not be surprising. Including watching the sunset. You can ask the driver to drive a little further away. But, speaking of which, the sunset in the desert is indeed beautiful. 🛏️Accommodation: I stayed at the Wadi Rum UFO Luxotel, which had an excellent experience. This is a popular camping tent in the desert, and the hotel itself is a scenery. The hotel itself offers a jeep day tour. In the evening, they provide a very nice buffet, and you can also enjoy the brilliant starry sky at night. 📌Small Tips: • Bring enough water, as there are not many places to sell water in the vast desert. • Wear comfortable shoes and clothing • Drinking water in the Bedouin tents is free, but the crafts sold are quite expensive Overall, this kind of landscape experience combined with exotic culture feels very worthwhile. In China, Xinjiang also has many 'devil cities' with a similar style, but the accommodation conditions are not as good, which is a pity that they have not been well developed.