KSA-based and international falconers are gearing up for an exhilarating competition at AlUla’s Mughayra Heritage Sports Village. The event, scheduled to take place from December 28th to January 5th, will witness participants vying for a record total prize pot of SAR 60m ($16m).
Falconry, a sport deeply rooted in the heritage and culture of Saudi Arabia, attracts both local enthusiasts and falconers from around the world. This year’s competition promises to be a spectacular affair, drawing in a diverse range of skilled participants.
The Mughayra Heritage Sports Village, located in the beautiful region of AlUla, will serve as the backdrop for this grand event. With its breathtaking landscapes and historical significance, AlUla provides the perfect setting for falconry enthusiasts to showcase their talents.
Participants will compete across various categories, showcasing their falcons’ speed, precision, and hunting skills. The competition will be fierce, as falconers from different countries strive to demonstrate their expertise and claim a portion of the impressive prize money.
Alongside the falconry competition, visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Saudi Arabia. The Mughayra Heritage Sports Village will host a range of activities and exhibitions, allowing attendees to explore traditional crafts, cuisine, and music. This holistic experience aims to celebrate and preserve Saudi Arabia’s cultural traditions while providing entertainment and education for all.
The event is expected to attract a significant number of spectators, both local and international. With its generous prize pot and captivating atmosphere, the AlUla falconry competition has gained a reputation as one of the most prestigious events in the falconry calendar.
As the world eagerly awaits the start of this thrilling competition, falconers and enthusiasts are preparing to witness the beauty and skill of these majestic birds of prey. The AlUla falconry competition is set to captivate audiences and further establish Saudi Arabia as a global hub for falconry and cultural heritage.