The Arabian Horse Festival is a celebration of one of the world's oldest and most esteemed horse breeds, renowned for its beauty, grace, and endurance. In this article, we delve into the enchanting world of the Arabian Horse Festival, exploring its most important features and the cultural significance of this majestic equine event. From dazzling displays of horsemanship to showcases of the breed's unique characteristics, the festival offers a glimpse into the storied history and treasured traditions surrounding the Arabian horse.
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The Arabian Horse Festival, which is held in Sharkia Governorate, Egypt, is a global meeting place for lovers of Arabian horses, which are famous for being the best types of horses in the world. Sharqia Governorate is the most famous in the production and breeding of Arabian horses. Athletes and horse breeders from Egypt, Arab and foreign countries meet to compete and obtain prizes and medals, as well as exchange experiences and information on horse breeding and dressage. Everyone is immersed in the spirit of competition and enthusiasm and enjoys breathtaking views of the countryside and the desert at once. The festival is considered a golden opportunity to stimulate desert tourism in Egypt. Although many European countries have crossed Arabian horses with their horses and produced new breeds that are trained and participated in races, purebred Arabian horses still attract them to attend the festival and enjoy the community and meeting place for horse lovers.
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The festival includes many sporting events such as horse races and marathons, the Arabian Horse Beauty Championship, the obstacle jumping championship and long-distance horse riding, which exceeds a distance of forty km. Skill tournaments such as the dressage championship and the horse weapon skill championship, which also feature women for the first time in the world.
In addition to sports events, there are also cultural and heritage events at the festival, such as the Arabian Horse Literature Championship. All owners of traditional and traditional handicrafts from tribes and clans in the region are invited to display their products of papyrus, mats, kilims and handmade carpets for a period of 4 days, which is the duration of the festival to sell them, a trend that aims to revive the Arab heritage and present it to the world.
The festival activities also include musical performances, traditional dances and local cuisine to present Egyptian cuisine to thousands of people coming to attend the festival from all over the world.
