The King Abdulaziz Camel Festival continues to strengthen its status as one of Saudi Arabia’s most prominent cultural and heritage events, after attracting approximately 3,000 international visitors, highlighting growing global interest in camel culture and its deep historical significance.
Visitors from various countries attended the festival to experience Saudi Arabia’s rich camel heritage firsthand, observing competitions and accompanying events while gaining insight into the traditions and social values associated with camels. The program also included guided experiences and cultural activities designed to present a comprehensive understanding of this enduring heritage.
The festival features a wide range of activities, including camel competitions, heritage performances, traditional markets, and cultural programs, creating a fully integrated experience that blends education, entertainment, and cultural exchange. This diversity has played a key role in enhancing the appeal of the festival for international audiences.
The increasing number of foreign visitors reflects the success of efforts to position heritage events as global cultural destinations. It also underscores Saudi Arabia’s growing role in promoting cultural tourism and showcasing its national heritage on the international stage, in line with broader initiatives to share the Kingdom’s cultural identity with the world.
