Route description
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- El Milga
The journey starts in El Milga, a central location in St. Catherine. This area has long been a meeting point for travellers and locals, surrounded by significant landmarks. - Abu Jeefa
Enter the desert through this valley, with steep rock faces and quiet surroundings. The landscape gives a sense of isolation and calm. - Wadi Tubug and Wadi Shagg
These wadis offer a mix of open spaces and narrow passages. The rock formations and traces of past floods tell the story of the desert’s changing environment. - Wadi Zawatiin
Rest under the shade of olive trees in this valley. It’s a place of quiet, ideal for the first night’s camp. - Jebel Abbas Basha
A climb to this summit brings views of surrounding valleys and mountains. At the top, the remains of a palace offer a glimpse into historical ambitions. - Wadi Tinya and Abu Tuweita
Walk through sandy paths to reach Abu Tuweita, a spot with trees and water sources that support local wildlife and provide shade for a second night’s camp. - Farsh Umm Sila and Galt el Azraq
These areas are known for their water sources and natural rock formations. Galt el Azraq’s blue pools stand out against the rocky surroundings. - Farsh Rummana
This flat area is a quiet place to rest. The reddish rocks are a striking feature of the landscape, offering simple beauty. - Wadi Jibal and Sid Daud
These valleys are known for their narrow paths and unique vegetation. The winding routes are a reminder of the forces that shape the land. - Wadi Talah
The journey ends with a walk through this valley. The landscape gradually shifts as you return, marking the end of the expedition.
- El Milga