Jordan - Part two: Wadi Rum desert

[@tracywalker244]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@Mc_Wandering]

It was incredible! It was hard to edit it down to only 28 minutes 😅

[@HichamChamou-ej2gh]

ماشاء الله❤❤❤❤❤

[@mirbehroz]

good job

[@Mc_Wandering]

Thank you! Thats appreciated. Incredible country to visit.

[@naldosilva6198]

Nice place

[@Mc_Wandering]

Such a great experience. If anyone is lucky enough to get the opportunity, I recommend a visit!

[@Mehedihassan-xq7rg]

ভয়ংকর সুন্দর

[@Mc_Wandering]

অবিশ্বাস্য অভিজ্ঞতা

[@emaadalooo1726]

بدون سيار جميل 😢

[@bellaem6409]

Is it a good time to travel to Petra in October/November?

[@Mc_Wandering]

October is a really good time to visit Petra, its going to be alot cooler and a more comfertable heat at its highs. Remember to bring a jacket for early mornings and for when out of the sun, parts of Petra such as the Siq are quite cold in the early hours. I visited Petra in March and this was a really comfertable temperature although the highs were reaching 34'c so I just had to watch my time in the sun. To answer November time, Winter runs from December to February and its possible to receive a lot of rainfall. I would expect the temperatures to begin to fall at either end of the scales but still be comfertable, just keep an eye out for the day you have planned.

[@bellaem6409]

@@Mc_Wandering Thank you so much! Also, have you met many solo travellers around?

[@Mc_Wandering]

@bellaem6409 I met a few but not many at all. In Jordan, I met a Japanese guy solo travelling while scuba diving. There were a few couples travelling together aswell. Its strange because when I say ive been there and travelled alone people are really surprised and say they never would but I will tell you now.. It was one of the safest places ive been, I met so many brilliant people, especially Jordanians who are so hospitable and proud to be so. I genuinely had people approach me and ask if I wanted to join them for lunch or drinks just because I was solo. You dont have too, sometimes I said no (due to plans) but when I could I did and it was so enjoyable. I will be going back, because I didnt get to experience the North, the capital and the dead sea which I would love too.

[@micheleracine2871]

what is the meaning of these piles of stones

[@Mc_Wandering]

They usually mark a boundary or way point during a hike, I know them as 'cairns'. It was not explained to me to have any other significance than people who have visited and wanted to leave a natural mark behind! These are located right next to 'Lawrence's house'.

[@micheleracine2871]

photographier un désert ?

[@Mc_Wandering]

Are you asking who took the photographs or why? 😄

[@dontcare7361]

ايه دا ! عاملين فيلم وثائقي اخرس !!

[@Mc_Wandering]

I agree.