RIYADH: The Kingdom’s pavilion participating in Expo Osaka 2025 has organized a special falconry show in the Saudi courtyard until Sept. 25, in collaboration with the Saudi Falcons Club.
This event, which began on Sept. 15, will allow visitors to explore one of the most prominent traditions of Saudi culture.
Falconry holds a significant place in Saudi cultural heritage, dating back hundreds of years.
The show not only showcases this tradition but also emphasizes the cultural connection with Japan, which has its own traditional falconry art known as “takagari.”
This connection reflects the deep relationship between humans and nature in both Saudi and Japanese cultures.
The Kingdom’s pavilion also offers a multi-sensory experience, with a design that embodies Saudi Arabia’s cultural richness and ancient heritage.
It also highlights the Kingdom’s ambitious vision for building sustainable and empowered communities.
Until Oct. 13, the pavilion will host live performances that include performing arts and traditional events.
Visitors to the Saudi Pavilion will embark on a journey through interactive rooms and lounges, where they can explore various topics, including advanced cities, sustainable seas and limitless human potential, all the way to the forefront of innovation.
This immersive experience allows visitors to see the growing global impact of the Kingdom first hand.
The pavilion can also be experienced virtually via Expo 2025’s virtual reality platform, offering a deeper insight into the richness of Saudi culture.
