• Seven Pillars of Wisdom - This renowned landmark, named after T. E. Lawrence’s book “The Seven Pillars of Wisdom,” features a large rock formation with seven fluted turrets.
  James 3:17: “But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality and without hypocrisy.”
• Red Sand Dune - Al Ramal - Known as Al Ramal or Al Hasany in Arabic, the Red Sand Dune is one of the most iconic dunes in the Wadi Rum desert. Its striking red hue is due to a high concentration of iron oxide in the sand particles. Although challenging to climb, the summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the valley. This area is also a popular filming location.
• Wadi Rum - Discover Nabatean inscriptions on the rocks of the Wadi Rum desert. The Nabateans, an Arab nomadic tribe, settled in Jordan and parts of Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Israel from the fourth century BC to 106 AD. They were renowned for their expertise as water engineers and traders, using rock-engraved maps to navigate the region for centuries.
• Lawrence’s House - Lawrence’s House is a structure built on the Nabataean ruins of a water cistern. Legend suggests that Lawrence stayed here during the Arab Revolt.
• Wadi Rum - The Um Fruth Rock Bridge is one of Wadi Rum’s most famous attractions: a rocky arch sculpted by wind and water over millennia, resembling an elevated walkway 15 meters high.
• Wadi Rum Rock Climb - Wadi Rum is home to many unique rock formations, including the Mushroom Rock, which stands alone on a red rock plateau, surrounded by the red sands of Wadi Rum.
• Wadi Rum - Al Barrah Canyon and Bedouin meal cooking experience
  Al Barrah Canyon is one of the most frequented canyons in Wadi Rum, offering a 5km-long rock corridor through the mountains. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camel trekking, climbing, or simply relaxing in the shade while soaking in the unique atmosphere of Wadi Rum’s hidden heartland. Here, a traditional Bedouin meal cooking experience is introduced, along with the desert’s flora and fauna.
• Wadi Rum Visitor Center - The journey concludes at the Wadi Rum Visitor Center, where it began.

• Bottled water
• Transfer to and from Wadi Rum Visitor Center
• Tea and coffee
• Lunch

• Optional camel ride (20JD for one person, 15JD per person if more than one person)
• Government fees
• Optional authentic Bedouin life style experience (animal feeding, food preparation, weaving)

Born and nurtured in this region, we present a unique offering: a fusion of stunning vistas, ancestral wisdom, and genuine Bedouin cultural experiences. We provide tranquility and quietude. Stories that are beyond the reach of Google. Experiences that remain with you long after your adventure concludes in this exceptional UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Follow the ancient trails of the Wadi Rum Desert on a private 4x4 jeep tour through revered landmarks: the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, wind-sculpted red dunes, Nabatean inscriptions, and Al Barrah Canyon. Explore Um Fruth Bridge, Lawrence’s House, and the Martian film location. Discover how to prepare traditional Bedouin dishes. Stroll among desert medicinal plants that our mother taught us to recognize by name. Embrace the desert’s rhythms—its flora, fauna, and flavors.

The tour features sunrise or sunset views and can be paired with a camel ride (for an additional fee).

Join us in the timeless world of the Bedouins.
Ali Jroh and Mohammed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.