Wadi E Jin

Yes, it is generally safe to visit, but it's important to respect the cultural significance of the site.

Wadi E Jin is believed to be the dwelling place of supernatural beings, according to Islamic folklore.

Yes, there are local guides who offer tours of the valley and share the folklore and legends associated with the site.

Yes, photography is allowed and encouraged to capture the breathtaking natural scenery.

Respectful, modest attire is recommended out of consideration for the cultural significance of the site.

No, there is no entrance fee to visit Wadi E Jin.

Yes, it is open to visitors of all ages, but parental guidance is recommended for younger visitors due to the steep cliffs.

There are basic restroom facilities at the entrance of the valley.

Camping is not allowed in the valley, but there are nearby camping facilities available for visitors.

Yes, visitors are welcome to bring food and non-alcoholic drinks to enjoy in designated picnic areas.