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Asian Chinese female tourists getting up riding dromedary camel train crossing Sahara Desert Morocco

Group of camels, seats ready for tourists, walking in AlUla desert on a bright sunny day, closeup detail.

Kasbah in Skoura near Ouarzazate in Morocco

Focus on foreground man in early 50s exploring Al-Ula desert environment and sandstone formations with young Saudi man in traditional attire.

$Giza area , Cairo, Egypt- March 15, 2024\nTourists visit the pyramids with camels$

A Caravan of tourists riding camels to enjoy the sunset over the Dunes in Erg Chebbi, in the Sahara Desert, Morocco. March, 2017.

A young woman wearing a long blue skirt, white jersey and wicker hat is walking along a street in the Ait Ben Haddou village, hung with traditional Moroccan carpets. Blue cloudless sky on the background.

Moroccan Herder squatting in Sahara Desert with Camel looking at camera portrait

Ait Benhaddou, a fortified city, the former caravan way from Sahara to Marrakech. UNESCO World Heritage, Morocco

View of Hotel building in the Dades Gorge, the High Atlas Mountains, Central Morocco

Marrakech, Morocco - January 20, 2018: A berber man takes a tourist for a camel ride through the palm grove (Palmeraie) in Marrakesh

$The King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, often referred to as the Mondial Miss Camel Pageant, is an annual heritage festival with various competitions held in Rimah near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It was founded in 1999 by a group of local Bedouin who decided to host a competition for the most beautiful camel. \n\nThe competition went on to receive support from the Saudi royal family and due due to its rising popularity, it was turned into a heritage festival with people from across the Gulf travelling to showcase their finest camels. Celebrating the culture and way of life of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Bedouin traditions, today the festival attracts thousands of camels and enthusiasts. \n\nThe second edition of King Abdul Aziz Camel Festival was in early 2018 and had a series of cultural activities under the slogan: ‘Camels and Civilization’.$