The Wadi Zalaga Camel Race stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Bedouin traditions, offering a captivating experience to visitors from all walks of life.
Desert Clouds and Rain: On the eve of the race, the Sinai Peninsula witnessed an unusual meteorological phenomenon. A dense cloud cover enveloped the sky, barely allowing sunlight to filter through, followed by a surprising downpour after sunset, challenging those camping in the area.
Rain as a Blessing: Mirroring an event from the previous year, the rain is celebrated as a divine gift by the Bedouins. In a desert setting, rainfall is always welcomed with joy and gratitude.
Assessing the Terrain: On race day, Bedouin tribes gather at Jebel Dalal to deliberate over the rain-affected course. Despite the slippery conditions, the consensus is to proceed with the race.
Created On March 25, 2020
Updated On January 26, 2024
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