Two falcons sold for SAR 350,000 at Mongolian Falcons Auction in Riyadh

Two young free falcons were sold for a combined SAR 350,000 on the second night of the Mongolian Falcons Auction, held as part of the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026.

The auction began with the first falcon, with bidding starting at SAR 50,000 before it was sold for SAR 250,000. The second falcon was sold for SAR 100,000.

For the second consecutive year, the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition has dedicated a special area for Mongolian falcons, reflecting their popularity among falconers in the Kingdom and the region, as well as their unique traits that make them highly sought after in the world of falconry.

The area features a selection of falcons from Mongolia, most notably the Mongolian free falcon, known for its large size, long wingspan, endurance, and a range of colors from light to dark brown—qualities that attract both professional falconers and enthusiasts.

The auction allows falconers and interested visitors to view and bid on Mongolian falcons in person. The return of this section for a second year highlights the growing international participation in the exhibition and the shared heritage of falconry across different countries and cultures.

The Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026, organized by the National Center for Falcons, runs until October 10 at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, north of Riyadh, under the theme "A Destination for All." The event features a program combining falconry, hunting, travel, adventure, and a variety of experiences.