Camel Pen

المكان فيه عدد من الجمال المعروف الجمل سفينة الصحراء ويبعد مسافة بسيطة مشي من سوق واقف الدوحة قطر ، الشمس حارة ما تساعد للبقاء اكثر من نصف ساعة The place has a number of camels, known as the "ships of the desert," and is a short walk from Souq Waqif in Doha, Qatar. The sun is hot, so it's not advisable to stay for more than half an hour.

アラブらしい風景が見られます。 ラクダが繋がれているものがいますが、一匹づつ運動していたり、集団で水を飲まされていたりする姿を見学することができました。 お世話をしている人たちがたくさんいます。皆さん、フレンドリーでした。 ラクダはとても大切にされていて、カバーをかけられてますので、もしかして競技用のラクダでしょうか？ 夜は周辺の照明が雰囲気を醸し出していい感じになります。 車の音がうるさいですが、ラクダはとてもリラックスるしているように見えて興味深いです。

J’aime beaucoup rendre visite à mes amis ! Le personnel est très respectueux : je leur demande toujours la permission avant de prendre l’herbe qui est au sol afin de nourrir les chameaux. 🐪💚 Chaque année, je viens les saluer et les toucher… ils sont tellement mignons et adorent quand je leur donne de l’herbe.

war toll, so viele Dromedare zu sehen. Tiere konnten sich nicht frei bewegen, weil an den Vorderbeinen zusammen gebunden und zusätzlich an einem kurzen Seil mit dem einen Vorderfuss am Boden festgemacht.

Worth a short stop to see the camels in their traditional setting. It’s a simple but interesting experience, especially for a few photos and a quick look at an important part of local culture.

3 Sterne für das Erlebnis. Zwar irgendwie fasziniert und Orient pur, leider tun einem die Kamele einfach leid und mit Tierwohl hat dies nichts zu tun. Da hilft auch die Entschuldigung „Tradition“ nicht. Die Kamele sind augenscheinlich gut gepflegt und kriegen Futter. 2 mal pro Tag laufen diese zum Palast - eine alte Tradition die fortgeführt wird. Ansonsten sind sie angebunden in der Sonne im Pferch… vermutlich ein besseres Leben als Reitkamele, aber tierfreundlich geht leider anders.

Wow! Un enclos plein de dromadaires en pleine ville. Du jamais vu pour moi. Vaut le détour.

Such nice to see so many cammels together and looking their daily routine when they go to drink water, when they are feed, how the staff clean their stables. You can enter in small group and check camels, take pictures with them. Nobody puts a limit how many people can enter but take consideration staff need space to keep with their dutties and if you see a group already inside, wait and then enter when they leave. Because of heat is a quick stop of maximum 15 min as temperatures are very high and smells as well but so worth visiting!

DO NOT COME. Horrible, animal abuse. All camels are attached to the floor with a rope, that allows them to walk half a metre, I saw them trying to move forward and seeing their face when they see themselves they can't move it is so sad. They have no water or food and it was so hot there. The energy of sadness there is horrible, all camels are very sad and suffering, they even scream, their eyes look so sad. The owner leaves for many hours after 12 and all camels are alone for many hours. Please, let's stop this animal abuse, do not come.

Атмосферное место. Продают верблюдов на фоне небоскребов.

We went along for the camel parade at 4pm. Not a handful of people there. We were invited in to feed the camels. Over 50 camels in the pen. They parade from across the palace (?) and back to the pen where they are unsaddled, tethered and fed.

You have to see Camels. Free to visit.

I have not seen so many camels together in the middle of the city. It is quite a display for tourists! Even horses right next to them! This will be opposite to the Souq Waqif. Feel free to check our Qatar Playlist on youtube to see the Souq Waqif and its surroundings.

It's remarkable that Doha offers numerous intriguing free attractions, and one such gem is the Camel Pen situated on the northern edge of Souq Waqif. Located near corniche and opposite the Souq Waqif garden, this unique site boasts a multitude of single-humped, female camels. Despite having their front legs tethered, they can still move around slightly. The camels are provided with hay and a salt block for nourishment. Some are adorned with cloth on their backs, while others wear masks. However, I couldn't help but ponder and hope that these majestic creatures are granted free time to roam and enjoy their freedom, rather than being confined solely for the entertainment of tourists.

Second time visiting the place. Very beautiful and unforgettable experience

Camel Storage area at the rear of the Souq. Not a zoo but the animals are close enough to feed. We were lucky to be there when the gate was open and the caretaker allowed us access.

Уникальное место на фоне общего контраста автомобилей с одной стороны, вида небоскрёбов с другой и мирно отдыхающих верблюдов с третьей. В пешей доступности вкуснейшие кофе и Карак

Wielbłądy 🐫 przyjazne, podchodzą i zaczepiają przechodniów. Duży wybieg, mają gdzie się schować przed słońcem 🌞. Ciągle pod obserwacją dwóch "strażników" 👀.

There are camels in this Area & it has mini fence which blocks camels from crossing while having Areas Through which you can see & interact with them, Take photos with them - the camels are very friendly and calm!

Free camel observation spot. Workers are very kind letting us take pictures and stand close to the camels. This is a must see spot in Doha. Also it’s completely free to enter. 🆓 🆓 🆓