Al-Hammad area, located east of Arar, in the Northern Borders region, is a renowned stopover for migratory birds during the hunting season. This annual event, which begins in October, attracts falconers from all over Saudi Arabia and GCC countries. Known for its abundance of prized falcons, Al-Hammad desert draws enthusiasts from near and far. The area often sees high sales at falcon auctions, making it a popular destination for collectors. Beyond the thrill of hunting, the desert offers a unique cultural experience. Visitors can enjoy group trips and camping, and engage in traditional folk arts like playing the rababa and reciting poems. Many amateurs have been flocking to the Northern Borders deserts to participate in wild camping trips and search for rare falcons. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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Falconers Flock to the Northern Borders Deserts for the Hunting Season
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