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Wadi rum

  • Writer: balzaccom
    balzaccom
  • Oct 24, 2024
  • 1 min read

I was really looking foward to this part of the adventure, because I'd heard wonderful things about Wadi Rum, and my daughter and I have even considered this area for our next hiking adventure.

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The landscape is stunning, with vast sandy deserts and towering rocks in all directions. Plus, there were wonderful petroglyphs, which is always a good thing.


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We climbed a sand dune, visited a Bedouin camp, and explored by 4x4, but I also noticed that there were glamping resorts in every spare corner of the desert.


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Not exactly far from the madding crowds, although given the lack of tourism while we were here, they were practically empty.


A magical landscape, but maybe not the next wild and solitary adventure location for us. And now it was time to head to Egypt!

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For anyone who wants the whole photo log, you can find it here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/JZQqFYGv8hXY7BN9A

 
 
 

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