- Silence

- The Wadi Rumm valley is one of the major features shaped by history, as it is a valley scattered with magic and mysteries. Lankester Harding says

- that visiting it is a passionating experience, especially if it is a first visit as it is totally different from anything he had ever seen in his entire life.

- It also has, as the author of the book The Monuments of Jordan writes,

- a strange beauty, that prodigates admiration, even magnificence and fear.

- As regards to Laurence, he says in his book

- The Seven Pilars of Wisdom: “The high summits sheltered by the gigantic domes, appear as nests, and as they are so high in the grey thread of space,

- they seem to be less tinged with the color red that the rest of the mountain, thus the scenery appears as a decorum of Byzantine architecture more beautiful than what imagination can picture.

- In our visit in the Wadi Rumm valley enhancing this place of Jordan, we will describe it as the first stone book,

- on which man who lived in this place, drew out the lines of his thoughts, his desires, his exchanges and his stories.

- Music

- Those are excerpts from Wadi Al-Qamar, you can see the effect of the reflection of the sun on the color of the sands of this valley,

- and you can see the natural shapes that have been moulded of the millenniums. Wadi Rumm,

- Wadi Al-Qamar still hides secrets that have not been discovered yet in spite of the attempts of the adventurers and the nature lovers.

- Wadi Rumm comprises the greatest number of rocks and stones on which antique inscriptions are engraved, spread in terms of words and content.

- It is likely that the men of trading caravans carved writings on the rocks during their trips between the Arabic Peninsula and Petra.

- The one looking at those transcriptions realizes that the people of the region, along with the men of the caravans, know how to read and write.

- Those names engraved in those transcriptions make us discover that those who wrote them were Arabics.