Amid an atmosphere brimming with authenticity and innovation, the Cultural Camp at the ninth King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, held under the slogan "Glory Belongs to Its People," offered visitors and tourists a unique window into the beauty of the desert and its rich cultural heritage.

An Experience Rich in Heritage:

The camp hosted a series of interactive activities that revived the atmosphere of desert life, including camel riding, camel milking, and preparing Saudi coffee, giving attendees a hands-on glimpse into the details of traditional Bedouin life. Educational sessions were also held on the importance of the camel as an inseparable part of the Kingdom's cultural identity.

Arts and Culture:

The camp also highlighted a notable cultural dimension, giving visitors the opportunity to learn Arabic calligraphy and write their names under the supervision of specialized experts, adding an artistic and educational touch to the activities.

Foreign Visitors and Unique Experiences:

Director of culture at the Camel Club, Turki Al-Munie, said the camp attracted a large number of foreign tourists of various nationalities who enjoyed experiences such as camel milking, falconry, wearing traditional Saudi attire, and overnight stays in fully equipped tents in the desert, in an atmosphere reflecting the Kingdom's spirit and rich heritage.

A Cultural Exhibition Telling the Nation's Stories:

The camp also included a cultural exhibition recounting stories from the Kingdom's history and civilizational legacy, through displays showcasing the richness and diversity of Saudi culture. The camp drew more than 1,500 visitors, reflecting the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival's vision of strengthening national cultural identity and promoting it globally through a unique blend of entertainment and education.