Lawrence's Spring Lawrence's Spring, located in the red rocky desert of Wadi Rum, gained fame through T.E. Lawrence's "Seven Pillars of Wisdom." This natural spring, still frequented by camels today, flows from the mountains into the valleys, creating an oasis with dwarf trees and shimmering moss. You can also hike up the mountain to see breathtaking views and ancient Thamudic inscriptions. (30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Al Ramal Red Sand Dune Experience the vast expanse of the Red Sand Dune, known for its striking red color due to iron oxide. Climbing up offers a workout, but running down is pure fun. From the highest point, enjoy panoramic views of the valley. (30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Khazali Canyon Khazali Canyon features a prominent crevice in red sandstone, adorned with some of Jordan's finest petroglyphs. These ancient rock carvings, footprints of pilgrims, and traders' marks from Egypt are a testament to its historical significance. As you explore, look for inscriptions from the Thamudic, Nabatean, and historical periods. (30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Little Arch Little Arch, a natural rock bridge, overlooks Khor al Ajram. Formed over years of harsh weather, it offers breathtaking views from its easily climbable height. (30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Lawrence's House This Nabatean-era stone structure served as the residence of T.E. Lawrence during WWI. After a short climb, you'll reach the top, where you'll find stone stacks used as road markers by Bedouins and enjoy expansive desert views. A perfect spot for lunch and tea. (1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Mushroom Rock Mushroom Rock, a naturally formed rock resembling a mushroom, offers a great photo opportunity and a bit of shade. Years of erosion have given it its distinctive shape. (25 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Burdah Rock Bridge Burdah Rock Bridge, one of the largest in Wadi Rum, offers panoramic views of the desert and surrounding mountains. We stop for a better look but do not hike to the top. (25 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Abu Khashaba Canyon This one-kilometer trek through a narrow canyon, surrounded by towering mountains, offers a pleasant stroll with bird songs and diverse plant life. Your guide will meet you at the end of the 45-minute walk. (1 hour • Admission Ticket Free)

Um Frouth Rock Arch Um Frouth Rock Arch, a highly photographed location, offers a 20-meter climb for a breathtaking valley view. Although it lacks historical significance, it's perfect for stunning photos. (25 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Wadi Rum Protected Area Cow Rock, a natural formation with a round body and two legs, offers a unique and photogenic view. Erosion has shaped this rock into its distinctive structure. (25 minutes • Admission Ticket Free)

Um Sabatah Witness the stunning sunset over Wadi Rum in the Um Sabatah region. Enjoy Bedouin tea brewed over a fire as you admire the expansive panorama. (1 hour 10 minutes • Admission Ticket Included)

Wadi Rum Protected Area Return to our campsite in the heart of the UNESCO area for an overnight stay. Enjoy a traditional buffet dinner cooked using desert sand. Spend the night in a Bedouin tent, stargazing and sharing stories by the bonfire. The next morning, enjoy a traditional Bedouin breakfast before heading back to the meeting location.