Otherwise known as Valley of the Moon, the landscape of Wadi Rum with its immensity, color and awe-inspiring shapes creates an almost supernatural atmosphere.

The setting for the film Lawrence of Arabia, and the actual location where camp was set by T.E. Lawrence, whose book "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom" was named after the seven natural columns varying in height located en route to Wadi Rum.

Bedouin camps are evident in the Wadi, which is still home to a number of Bedouin families, who welcome visitors with the hospitality and generosity that Bedouins are so famous for. Arrangements can be made for visitors to go camping, four-wheel driving, camel riding, hiking and trekking, experiencing a true desert safari at Wadi Rum in addition to experiencing the vast wilderness and the different intensities of colors that the sky goes through at different stages of the day, making daybreak eventually be one of the most exhilarating experiences of one's life.