Nashwan
Nashwan is a traditional form of camel racing that originated in the Arabian Peninsula, particularly in the countries of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman. The sport has deep cultural and historical significance, dating back centuries when camel racing was a vital means of transportation and trade across the desert regions. Over time, it evolved into a popular recreational and competitive activity, blending tradition with modern elements.
In Nashwan, camels are trained and raced over varying distances, typically ranging from short sprints to longer
The sport is governed by various regional and international organizations that oversee racing calendars, safety regulations,
Nashwan remains a symbol of Bedouin heritage and resilience, reflecting the enduring bond between people and