I am Abu Salem Al-Zawaida. My hobby is. Living in the Wadi Rum desert between beautiful mountains and under millions of stars

Atana Camp is located within the Wadi Rum Reserve. It offers a traditional Bedouin experience with warm hospitality. Free WiFi is available throughout the camp. The tents are furnished with beds, mattresses, blankets, pillows, bed linen and towels, with shared or private bathrooms. The camp serves a breakfast buffet and traditional meals for dinner. Wadi Rum ATANA Camp offers desert tours including camel rides, horse riding and jeep tours. Guests can also enjoy yoga classes and body massages at the camp. After a busy day, guests can sit around the fire pit and listen to traditional Bedouin stories and music. The nearest airport is King Hussein International Airport, 40 km from Wadi Rum Atana Camp. Free parking is also available.

Wadi Rum, also called Wadi Al-Qamar due to the similarity of its terrain to the terrain of the moon, is a tourist valley located in the Hasma area in southern Jordan, 70 kilometers north of the coastal city of Aqaba. Wadi Rum is the colloquial name used in the media for the entire region. Although most of the tourist sites and camps are located outside Rum Village. It is characterized by the presence of relatively high mountains, as it has the highest mountain peaks in the southern Levant, namely: Mount Umm al-Dami and Mount Rum. The main road to Wadi Rum and the small village of Rum descends east from the desert road at about five kilometers to the south of the city of Al-Quwayrah and twenty-five kilometers to the north. From Aqaba. From there, the road extends for about 35 kilometers through the desert and ends as far as Wadi Rum. Wadi Rum is considered one of the most touristic areas in Jordan, to which tourists come from all over the world due to the natural nature of the site, which was not created by any human being, but rather is the work of nature, despite the presence of Thamudic and Islamic inscriptions. There are many tourist camps in the Wadi Rum area that replace hotels, as it is a natural reserve in which hotels are not allowed to be built. Geography of Wadi Rum Wadi Rum is part of the Hasma region. This region is characterized by the presence of high rocky mountains scattered in a wide sandy plain. Hasma is the common name among desert residents for the entire region. The Hasma region extends in a rectangular shape from the south of the Sharah Heights and Ras al-Naqab in Jordan to the southwest of Tabuk in Saudi Arabia. The mountains of this region are mountains of sandstone that took on their distinctive shape due to natural factors such as erosion and erosion in ancient times. History of Wadi Rum In the distant past, during the late Ice Age (10,000 years ago), field research in the Wadi Rum region shows the presence of population centers