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Zayed Bin Sultan Street, Al Ain
Al Ain’s famous camel market offers a fascinating glimpse into traditional Emirati culture and the deep connection between camels and the region’s heritage. As a working, active market, visits must be preplanned and supervised by Camel Market staff to ensure a safe and organised experience for all.
Located 15km from downtown Al Ain, Abu Dhabi’s oasis city and cultural heartland, the market showcases a bustling trading environment in the mornings, with herded animals visible throughout the day.
Enjoy an enriching experience, observing the lively marketplace atmosphere and witnessing locals arriving to trade livestock.
While you can see camels strolling in the desert during desert safaris, the best way to get closer to one is at the Al Ain Camel Market.
Camels have long been an important part of Emirati culture because of their core strength and dependability. Holding a lot of cultural and economic significance, camels were not only used by Bedouins as a mode of transportation to cross the desert but their milk, wool and meat were and is still cherished and widely used.