The King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Festival, a grand event organized by the Reserve Development Authority, concluded on Thursday evening at the Cultural Center in Al-Qurayyat Governorate. The festival was a resounding success, attracting a significant number of visitors and achieving its aim of introducing tourists and locals to the reserve’s recreational sites and enhancing community participation in its activities.
The festival offered a plethora of enjoyable activities and unique experiences for visitors of all ages. It successfully combined entertainment with educational opportunities about the natural diversity and wildlife within the reserve. The event was divided into nine sections, each offering a unique experience. These included the craftsmen’s market, folk shows, wildlife area, reserve pavilion, performing arts theater, children’s area, interactive competitions, afforestation and agriculture area, and restaurants and cafes area.
Attendees had the opportunity to learn about plant cultivation in designated basins and gain insights into the diverse wildlife found within the reserve. The festival also highlighted the ongoing conservation efforts to reintroduce endangered species to their natural habitats and increase their populations. The handcraft path was a special attraction, allowing visitors to appreciate the contributions of participating craftsmen and craftswomen.
In conclusion, the King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Festival was a memorable event that successfully showcased the reserve’s recreational sites and fostered a sense of community involvement in its activities. The festival not only provided entertainment but also served as an educational platform for visitors to learn about the reserve’s natural diversity and conservation efforts.
