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Northern Borders heritage from hobbies to tourism
The article discusses the heritage of the Northern Borders Region of Saudi Arabia in horse breeding and falconry. These practices are considered integral parts of the area's cultural and environmental identity. It highlights the annual Falcon Festival in Turayf Governorate, which attracts enthusiasts and promotes heritage tourism. Recently, the region launched its first initiative for the production and breeding of falcons aimed at developing and preserving different breeds, successfully breeding 20 eggs from pairs of Harris's hawks. Additionally, the breeding of purebred Arabian horses is a vital part of the heritage, with owners participating in events and races, thereby enhancing the economic role of heritage tourism. The article emphasizes how this heritage has transformed into an opportunity for tourism and economic development through organizing events and developing related industries. The goal is to preserve the cultural legacy and utilize it to stimulate the local economy and open new avenues for activities connected to the region's cultural identity.
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