Organized by the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for Heritage Revival
The camel's journey follows the path.. and approaches the global village
The trip covers a distance between 40 and 45 km per day.
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The Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for Heritage Revival revealed that the journey of the ninth edition of the Camel Journey Convoy, which set off from West Liwa in the last area in the Empty Quarter desert on the 18th of this month, made several stops, most notably Tell Mereb, Al Khazra, Al Sarab, Arabian Oryx Reserve, Umm Anz. Umm Al-Hob, Butis, Al-Khazneh, and Sweihan, and continue their journey towards Al-Ajban, Seih Al-Salam, all the way to the Heritage Village in the Global Village the day after tomorrow, where the conclusion will be.
The convoy includes 37 participants from 15 nationalities, who will travel 550 km on horseback amidst the sand dunes.
The convoy continues its path led by the CEO of the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for the Revival of Heritage, Abdullah Hamdan Bin Dalmouk, who thanked His Highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, for His Highness's unlimited support for heritage preservation, development and development projects, in order to strengthen the identity Patriotism, and the consolidation of authentic values in society, as it is considered to be the memory of the homeland and its historical heritage.
He stressed the importance of the trip, as it is one of the center's most important activities in preserving the Emirati heritage, noting that it "allows the participants, citizens and residents, to learn a lot of things, such as patience and the spirit of working with the team, as it conveys many of our authentic Arab morals and customs."
Regarding the course of the trip, Bin Dalmouk explained: “We travel a distance between 40 and 45 km daily, and this is done from our full knowledge of the geography of these areas through our previous trips, and we faced some difficulties with a number of camels, but thanks to the experience and capabilities of the team responsible for the nomads, we were able to He passed it, and we kept the timing of the itinerary.
Abdullah bin Dalmouk:
• "The trip allows the participants to learn a lot of things, such as patience and the spirit of working with the team, as it conveys many of our authentic morals and habits."
full integration
The camel journey is one of the most difficult journeys, as it depends on complete integration with the nature of the place and the geography of the journey, and this requires intensive training, which extends for months, during which the participants undergo the professionalization of the camel riding process, and know its details, under the supervision of a group of trainers of the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Center for Heritage Revival.
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