Heritage Falconry Hunting In The Desert In Uae

Hunting with falcon is an ancient tradition that still exists in modern times in Abu Dhabi of United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Heritage falconry hunting in the desert in UAE
Hunting by hawks in the desert is part of the Bedouin heritage of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This legacy still exists today.
An hour's drive from the city of Abu Dhabi, Al Marzoom is one of two rare hunting reserves in the UAE. Here, falcon owners and visitors will have the opportunity to participate in the wildlife hunting experience

. Hunting does not endanger wild animals and compromise their conservation.
The hunt usually takes place in the early morning and late afternoon from mid-November, in the vast, arid desert.
Native rabbits, houbara birds… are often bred locally or purchased from other breeders This is regulated by the government.



After propagation, they are released into the desert, becoming a hunting target for tourists coming here.
In 2018, more than 1,300 people visited the reserve. Tourists or family groups coming here mainly come from the UAE and neighboring countries.
The visit typically takes 1-3 days, according to Mohammad Basheer, visitor coordinator at the reserve. You can also spend a morning or an afternoon hunting if you don't have a lot of time.
Falcon possession is not necessary for visitors to the reserve. You can go out hunting with your guide and coach here Their birds will qualify you for a memorable experience.




Three campsites in the reserve were built to serve overnight tourists.
Many people from Dubai or Saudi Arabia come here and bring their own falcon in four wheeled vehicles. The sanctuary also owns classic, expensive car garage. The trainers at Al Marzoom usually have a few falcons. They use remote control aircraft decorated with houbara feathers to teach young birds.
According to Bich Phuong / Vnexpress
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