Al Ain Camel Market — Local services in Al Khirayr

This feed back should help you alot. It is realy nice to have this experience and do some photography with the camels. The souq is big because they are selling all kind of herd. But area where are the camels are big. There they actually trade with camels so if you are looking to be treated as tourist in Dubai save your energy. If you are going as mix group make sure you take with you an arabic man because the people who are working there are not educated so you wont understand them . Girls be careful they may come too close to you if you are alone and ask for photos 😊 You can speak to one of them and tell them that you want to take some photos and tip them 10 of 15 dirhams after you finish. DO NOT TIP TGEM BEFORE BECAUSE THEY WILL LEAVE WITH HELPING YOU. if you will be lucky you may found a local guy who actually may own alot there and if you will speak to him and ask him to see the camels he will let you and no one will come close to you. Just be...

My family and I recently visited Al Ain Camel Market and had a wonderful time. The market itself was very interesting and we enjoyed learning about the operations of the market.

What made our visit particularly memorable was the kindness and hospitality shown to us by the Pakistani and Afghan men we met there. They were extremely friendly and helpful, offering to take pictures of us with the camels and explaining how the market operates. We truly appreciated their warmth and generosity.

Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to Al Ain Camel Market, not just for the fascinating market itself, but also for the opportunity to meet and interact with people from different cultures who are so welcoming...

Be VERY CAREFUL tourists. I went today with my finace and we felt completely terrified after the workers circled us and harrassed us. We didn't get to spend even 5 minutes because the workers all swarmed us immediately, talked about how "nice" I was to my fiance (as if I was livestock) and demanded money before we even did anything. This is not a fun experience. If you want to see it, be VERY CAREFUL if you decide to get out of your car. Females - forget it... if you do decide to go be prepared not to leave your car and wear baggy clothes and something over your head. I literally left crying...