
Horse and falcon traditions in Northern Borders expand into organized leisure and tourismWaad Hussain Alkhobar Horse riding and falconry, long associated with life in Saudi Arabia’s Northern Borders, are increasingly moving beyond family tradition into organized leisure, competitions and tourism-related activity. The region has historically maintained strong ties to both horse ownership and falconry, shaped in part by its desert environment and its location along migratory routes used by falcons
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