The Al Ain Camel Market features the marketing and trading of camels among the natives of the camel traders of Emirates, along with the large gathering of camels and other trading animals and cattle. The Camel Market features an amazing blend of the ancient tradition of cultural Emirates with the present world trading business. The collections of camels are categorised for racing purposes as well as to preserve and bring up the camels in secure domestic in order to enhance breeding.

The peak trading hours of the market exhibit tremendous bargaining and persuasive techniques between the traders and the natives who have gathered to buy the camels. The market areas allow public tourism and even photography of the camels or the business instances. Even further after the trading hours, the camels are allowed to roam about or get sheltered for the business of the next day.

• Walk around on your own and enjoy the sights and sounds of the place.
• The tourists who look for pleasant and calm ambience during the visit are advised to visit the Market in the later hours of the day.
• Tourists are advised not to pet the animals or take pictures unless they are willing to pay for it. It is extremely important to negotiate prices before if you want to take pictures.
• Don’t get duped into paying anyone anything, for any kind of tours.

• Trading takes place in the morning at around 7:00 am.

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• Hilton Al Ain
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• Bhavana Vegetarian Restaurant

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