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JEBEL UM ADAMI
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Jebel Um Adami lies on the border between Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The intersection of the border cuts the mountain into two halves, but we are lucky to have the summit on our side.
The summit, which is the highest point in Jordan, is a staggering 1800 m above sea level. We will approach the summit from the northeast side, and from there you will be able to see the amazing Saudi Arabian desert on the far horizon. Also on a clear day, the azure blue waters of the Red Sea (Aqaba) can be seen.
This expedition offers many opportunities to see the rich wildlife that inhabits the mountain, especially foxes, rabbits and gazelles. The views as you reach the summit are breath-taking, and are guaranteed to create life-long memories
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JEBEL AL HASH
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The Jebel Al Hash Mountain is located in the Al Forah area, close to where the Jordanian border intersects the Saudi Arabian border.
This again is a very easy climb for anyone who is inexperienced or who would like a simple hike. We will take you up the east side of the mountain (Um Snenah) Valley, and go through the valley to the top. Our descent follows a different route down the northwest side of the mountain (by Wadi Nuqra). The total climb takes approximately 5 hours.
This is probably the most beautiful mountain in Wadi Rum to scramble on, because as you arrive at the highest point (1700m above sea level) you will see all of the different colours that exist in Wadi Rum.
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NABATEAN TEMPLE
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This temple is at the foot of Jabel Rum north west of Rum village. It was built by Aretas IV in 32.AD and used by the NABATEANS to worship the goddess Allat..
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LAWRENCE 'S SPRING
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A favorite place for Lawrence of Arabia to escape the hot desert climate, bathing in the natural basin, during the Arab revolt in 1916. He also helped the local Bedouin channel the water making it more accessible for the local people and their animals.
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KHAZALI CANYON
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One of the famous places in Wadi rum desert, the deep narrow fissure in the mountain side contains many NABATEAN, Greek, and Talmudic inscriptions. You can also see many different colour of sand there.
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SAND DUNES
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A large area of red sand dunes piled up against the mountains. It is fun for people to walk up to the top and hard.
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BURDAH ROCK BRIDGE
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BURDAH rock bridge is a spectacular natural rock arch. It takes one and a half hours to walk to the top of BURDAH arch to see the beautiful landscape of the desert.
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UM FROUTH ROCK BRIDGE
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Spectacular natural rock arch, It takes 10 minutes to walk up to the top and it is very easy.
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BURRAH CANYON
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A very long and deep canyon between dramatic mountains of different coloured red and white sand, very beautiful in the early morning or late afternoon at sunset, when the sun turns the rocks a deep orange.
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SUNSET SITES
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Winter and summer sites where you can enjoy a spectacular sunset, take a good photo, and leave the stresses of work behind you, to step out of time, a place where you get the most dramatic views of Wadi Rum when the sun sinks below the horizon.
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ANFASHEIH INSCRIPTION
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These are famous historical stories, inscriptions that tell about the TALMUDIC and NABATEAN peoples. There are many ancient rock drawings, depicting animals, people, and camel caravans, that explain the way through the desert.
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THE SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM
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Mountain range next to Wadi Rum visitor centre named after the book by T .E Lawrence
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Contact Information
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You can reach us by phone on 00962-795127025 internationally, or 0795127025 from inside Jordan. You can book your tour with us by e-mail up to 24 hours before your visit on either rumstarscamp@yahoo.com or ahmeddesertguide@yahoo.com. |
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