The Wadi Rum Desert in southern Jordan is endless and vast like a temple. The weathered huge rock is like a castle, adding a jump to the gentle lines. It is home to the indefinite Arabian antelopes and Bedouins, whose rock paintings, inscriptions and archaeological sites have a history of about 12,000. It is the location for the film "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Mars Rescue". At sunrise, the morning glow spreads across the desert, and when the gorgeous rose color is dyed in the red valley, the whole Wadi Rum transforms into a red planet surface, strange and beautiful, exuding a breathtaking mystery.