After winter and early spring rains passed by, the desert comes a life. Different types of plants start to grow, turn green, and bloom. The season of ‘desert abundances’ finally arrived again. So, it is time
Deserts are inhospitable places. They are known for the cold winters, hot summers, the harsh sun, dry winds, and little rainfall. You would not expect that these places have a magical attraction. But they do. Wadi
Surfing the Internet, we found out there is no proper quick guide to Wadi Rum. We think that Jordan’s biggest gem and the number one reason you should visit our beautiful country deserves to have one.
When you listen to our traditional Bedouin music, you might hear similarities with music from Yemen. You are not mistaken as all Bedouin music originates for the first settlers in Yemen. We are all desert dwellers
When most people think of a desert, they think of a harsh, hot, and arid area without vegetation—a landscape filled with nothing but giant dunes. But, only a small part of all deserts on earth is
Wadi Rum desert has several little springs in the mountains with limestone tops and granite bases. Limestone absorbs rain. The water slowly descends the limestone until it hits the granite. As granite cannot hold water, the
It is early March 2015. Winter left Wadi Rum desert, and we enjoy the warmer and sunnier spring weather. It will not be long before travelers come to enjoy the beauty of Wadi Rum desert once
Some people think of camels as gentle, charming giants. Others call them desert demons. Either way, camels have got a great sense of humor. And appreciate love and attention. If you have time, it is a
We are Bedouin. So we were born and raised in the desert. And we grew up sleeping under the stars. In our opinion, there is no place to sleep better than in the desert under the
“Ahlan wa Sahlan” (meaning, be as one of the family and at your ease) or “Welcome to Jordan” sounds familiar to every foreigner who visits Jordan. Welcoming people is something we do from the core of
Whether you are packing for a business trip or vacation, it pays to keep things simple. And when you are going to an inhospitable place like Wadi Rum desert, that is no other. But what do
Our tourism industry is experiencing the side effects of what happens elsewhere in the region. The uprisings in Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. The civil war in Syria. And the rising of IS in Syria and Iraq.
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