Discover Our Wadi Rum Bedouin Camp Experience
Your holiday accommodation will be a conventional Bedouin tent crafted from goat hair and designed to withstand the desert's harsh conditions. These outdoors tents, while easy, are remarkably comfortable and offer a comfy hideaway after a night of social exploration. Wadi Tribe is a campaign that aims to drive tourism to local Bedouins who foster a more lasting method in the direction of desert tourist and Bedouin life. Our partners are members of the Al-Zalabiah family, with each of them hosting a handful of camping tents nested deep within the Wadi Rum desert.
Fatir is baked on a steel sheet or dome while libba cooks inside the hot ashes. While awaiting dinner, I enjoyed a favorite and discovered the area. I discovered a room for pigeons and a couple of similarly created Jebel Maleihah structures for minority Bedouins who make this a base camp. Or else, visualize barren sandy ground with an acacia tree here or there and a load of rocks.
Enjoy the ancient customs and exciting charm of the desert with an over night remain in a Bedouin Camp in Aqaba, Jordan, total with a savory supper and morning meal. The experience provides a distinct mix of culture and natural marvel as visitors witness the spectacular desert landscape under a cover of twinkling celebrities. From the warm friendliness of the regional guide to the intimate setting of the camp, this over night journey assures an extraordinary journey into the heart of Bedouin heritage.
You've enjoyed the tastes of conventional cuisine, danced to rhythmic beats echoing with the desert, and paid attention intently to stories of valor and love gave with generations. The simpleness and sincerity of Bedouin friendliness have touched you deeply, advising you of the charm in getting in touch with individuals and nature in their purest types. Yes, you'll see less, however honestly after 2 hours cruising the desert in the back ofa pick-up, all of it begins to look the same. Still remarkable in a way, but repetitive (like a Michael Baytrilogy??). The communal dining experience and the sharing of food reflect the values of hospitality and community that are main to Bedouin life. Zarb is a traditional Bedouin food preparation approach that includes creating an underground pit to slow-cook a range of active ingredients. Usually, lamb or chicken, potatoes, vegetables and seasonings are layered in a tray, which is then hidden in the sand and prepared over cinders.