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Rum Village is a small Bedouin village in the heart of Wadi Rum and serves as a starting point for tours through the spectacular desert landscape and is a good place to spend the night along the Jordan Trail. The village offers you authentic insights into the traditional life of the Bedouins and is surrounded by impressive rock formations and vast sand dunes. There is a good number of restaurants, some small shops and accommodation.

The 'Alameleh Inscriptions' are over 2000 year old inscriptions on sandstone rocks in the Wadi Rum desert. One of the Nabataeans' main trading routes ran through the Wadi Rum desert, where they left behind fascinating rock art. They show large numbers of camels heading north. There is a Thamud lettering next to each camel to identify the owner. https://arabiannightsrum.com/wadi-rum/attractions/alameleh/

At the entrance to the 'Siq Um Tawaqi' gorge are carved rock images of 'Lawrence of Arabia' and 'Prince Faisal', popularized by the 1962 feature film.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dschabal_Umm_ad-Dami

Although the desert seems hostile at first glance, there is still a surprising amount of life there. Among other things, white-flowering onion plants and a herb that dromedaries like to eat. But various insects and birds can also be observed.

The dune is so steep that you can slide down its slope with a 🏂. Great fun.

The complex dates from the time of the Mamluk Sultan Qanswah el-Ghawri (1501-1517 AD). The fortress was used and renovated by different historical dynasties from the Mamluks to the Ottomans.

Lively bazaar with all shops. that you need. From tourist knick-knacks to vegetables, there is everything.