Saudi International Falcons And Hunting Exhibition 2025 Set To Launch In Riyadh This October

Riyadh is set to host the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2025 from October 2 to 11. Organised by the Saudi Falcons Club, this event will take place at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center in Malham. It is recognised as the largest exhibition of its kind globally, attracting falconry and hunting enthusiasts from both within Saudi Arabia and abroad.

The exhibition offers a comprehensive experience for families, combining education, awareness, entertainment, and commerce. It serves as a key platform in Saudi Arabia for the sale of hunting weapons. This year's edition includes a variety of events such as a museum, royal reserves pavilions, falconry and hunting exhibits, adventure activities, equestrian shows, camel riding, an arts zone, and a falcon auction.

Visitors can also explore the Chinese pavilion and participate in the Falconer of the Future program. Four-wheel-drive experiences are available alongside sponsor and exhibitor pavilions. The event features scientific workshops and offers dining options with restaurants and cafés. Competitions and interactive activities further enhance the visitor experience.

Running concurrently with the exhibition is the Melwah Race, organised by the Saudi Falcons Club from October 5 to 10 at its Malham headquarters. This race takes place daily from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., focusing on falcons' speed over a 200-meter course. It highlights falconers' training skills while encouraging competitive spirit among participants.

The combination of the exhibition and Melwah Race forms a significant cultural and sporting event that merges authenticity with heritage and innovation. These events provide an exceptional experience that reflects Saudis’ deep-rooted passion for falconry and hunting traditions.

This gathering reaffirms Saudi Arabia's status as a global hub for those passionate about this ancient practice. By blending traditional elements with modern innovations, it showcases the Kingdom’s dedication to preserving its rich cultural heritage while embracing new ideas.

With inputs from SPA