The Wadi Rum with natural beauty Lothario summarizes the romantic desert Bodathalike the old surface of the moon and sand hills that rise above the ground. Furthermore,Wadi Rum is a dwelling place for many of the Bedouin tribes that live in camps scatteredin the region. And attracted Climbers are especially to Wadi Rum because of the manycliffs, composed of granite and sandstone, while enjoying the vast Bmessahath Trippersand Wadi Rum is known to all as a result of the relationship it has with the officer the British T-fuzzy. E.. Lawrence, who settled here during the Great Arab Revolt (1917-1918).We have filmed many scenes from David Lean's film titled (Lawrence of Arabia) in WadiRum.