A drowsy sunset on the horizon collapses gently over its upper slopes. Sands lying and others hidden behind great mountains, the night breeze embracing the stars in his sky. Wadi Rum, Jordan. twin moon on earth It is the Wadi Rum desert that fascinates its visitor with its unconventional beauty, and takes it on a journey on the back of a camel that remains in the memory of its secrets and love, to return to it whenever fate leads him. Tourism is the beauty that makes the visitor's despair dry up at the closed door of nature, yielding to the strings of its melodies. Bedouin dancing) This thing is only found in the Wadi Al-Qamar tourist camp, and details that make safari lovers and walkers in the depths of the desert pack their bags in order to navigate the secrets of this desert. He showed them the names of the stars, the Bedouins' customs and traditions and how their lives were. Then everyone would return to the camp among the rocky canyons, gather some energy by the fireplace and sip tea mixed with wood nectar in a place where they confess that its magic and legend has taken them to the world of dreamers. Then he toured the tent and ID the Bedouin tent. One of the most important features of Wadi Rum. A tent was carpeted with mattresses and pillows stuffed with wool and camel dung, guns hung on its poles, and in the center of a fireplace, where guests warmed from its charred wood, and drank the nectar of its coffee. Then there is the atmosphere that allows random friends and comrades in the desert to relive the dark nights and blend together and get used to the conversations, the memories and the sideburns. Moon Valley camp night doesn't end without eating food cooked inside a barrel set in the ground. It is called "Zarb" or what some know as "Mandi", that famous desert food that the Bedouins used to resort to due to the scarcity of water and the lack of cooking utensils. A very simple method, represented by making a hole the length of an arm or two, and being wider at the bottom than at the top, and filling it with sticks and then making a fire in it. . The stage of closing the hole begins with a tray and then backfilling it with sand, and after about an hour and a half or two hours, the silt is removed to take out the ripe meat and present it to the guests so that they can do so. You can enjoy its good taste. After the hunger runs out, the silence of the night is broken by an Arab session that dances and sings to the tunes of "Al Samer". And the "suburb", around a fireplace whose flames are dancing, amid childish happiness, riding the time machine for centuries. A session that takes its guest, though noisy, in a state of contemplation with the stars of the night who feel like they are winking at the mountains.

At first, the reception and drinking Arabic coffee

Then he took a tour of the camp and explained about Wadi Rum

Then light a fire and sit around it and drink tea on the wood

Then he explained about the stars, what is the name of each star among the Bedouins, and when is the date of the appearance of each star

Then start preparing the popular dinner, which is the zub, and participate in its preparation

Then start talking with friends and people of the region to get to know their culture more

Then go to your tent

Then in the morning eat the original Bedouin breakfast