Imam Turki Royal Reserve showcases biodiversity at 2026 Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition

The Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve pavilion welcomed visitors to the 2026 Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition, held at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Mulham and running until October 10. The pavilion highlights the reserve’s natural and cultural diversity, offering interactive experiences that reflect its rich heritage and the deep connection between people and place.

Visitors are taken on an informative journey through the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve, with displays showcasing its pristine environment and biodiversity, as well as the tourist destinations and experiences it offers. The pavilion also spotlights the traditions of falconry and hunting, emphasizing their cultural and social significance in the region.

The pavilion further highlights the reserve’s ongoing efforts in vegetation development, habitat restoration, and wildlife protection. It promotes ecotourism as a way for visitors to explore the area and engage with its natural and cultural assets, reinforcing the reserve’s role as a destination that combines conservation with sustainable tourism experiences.

The pavilion also introduces the Northern Reserve for Sustainable Hunting and its approach to regulated hunting practices, balancing heritage preservation with wildlife sustainability. It underscores the role of local communities in enriching visitor experiences and strengthening their connection to the area’s identity through their knowledge, products, and traditions.

The authority welcomes visitors to its pavilion throughout the exhibition, aiming to present a comprehensive picture of the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve as a place where nature, wildlife, tourism, and heritage converge—making its resources a sustainable value for both people and place.