Al Ain Camel Market

Abu Dhabi

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Al Ain Camel Market

The Al Ain Camel Market in Abu Dhabi is a fascinating destination where tradition meets commerce. As the last remaining camel market in the UAE, it offers a unique glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can witness the lively trading of camels, along with goats and sheep, and interact with local farmers and traders. The market buzzes with activity and offers an authentic experience of Emirati life, making it a must-visit for those interested in the traditional aspects of Arabian culture.

Useful Information

Address: Cattle Market, Zayed Bin Sultan Road, Al Ain - Al Noud - Abu Dhabi
Opening House: Daily 6am–7pm

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