The Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition stands as the largest event of its kind in the Kingdom and the world, bringing everything related to falconry heritage, hunting and desert-adventure activities under one roof in an event that blends culture with entertainment. It is organized to offer a comprehensive experience for falcon enthusiasts and hunters, featuring the largest and finest selection of falcons, hunting equipment, firearms and air rifles, alongside a variety of individual weapons.

The exhibition draws visitors from every walk of life, whether they are drawn to the cultural heritage tied to falconry or passionate about desert trips and outdoor adventure. It also focuses on raising visitor awareness of falconry as an essential part of Saudi cultural heritage, aiming to pass this rich legacy on to future generations and reinforcing the Kingdom's role in preserving and developing its heritage.

Beyond attracting exhibiting companies from inside and outside the Kingdom, the exhibition offers a wide range of modern hunting weapons and camping and outdoor/marine equipment. It also features a dedicated museum on the history of falconry, a separate art exhibition covering painting and Arabic calligraphy, and a series of art competitions that run throughout the exhibition.

In its previous 2021 edition, organized by the Saudi Falcons Club, the exhibition achieved resounding success, with more than 300 exhibitors from 30 countries taking part and more than 500,000 visitors over 15 days of activities. This year's edition is expected to draw more than 550,000 visitors, with expectations of broader participation and a higher number of specialized exhibitors from around the world.

The exhibition is not limited to showcasing falcons and hunting equipment — it is also an opportunity for cultural and heritage exchange, drawing a select group of specialists, intellectuals and artists interested in traditional arts and cultural activities. The event serves as a bridge linking a storied past with a renewed present, affirming falconry's place as one of the most important cultural symbols that have distinguished the Kingdom throughout the ages.