In Yemen's Marib province, landmines endanger camel herders aiming to reclaim their nomadic lifestyle. Displaced by war, they ...

Yemen's Bedouin camel herders face immense peril from landmines in their quest to reclaim nomadic lifestyles. As they avoid combat zones, the dangerous southern grazing lands pose a grave challenge.

A landmine warning sign in Yemen's Marib province reminds camel herders that their next step could be their last.

The vast, arid landscapes of the desert are home to the Bedouins, a nomadic people whose rich culture and traditions have ...

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Whether it’s a Bedouin camel race, a Druze celebration, or a Circassian dance performance, these vibrant gatherings are a photographer’s dream, rich with tradition and color. Local tour guides ...

Kfar Hanokdim blends tradition and modernity, offering a desert experience with glowing scorpion tours, camel encounters, and ...

Sometimes they travel to Beersheba for the Bedouin shuk, where they sell their baby camels and goods, buy camel meat for stew, and meet friends from other tribes. The Bedouin of the Negev own ...

He was 88. For more than 50 years, Bailey immersed himself in Bedouin communities, living for weeks on end in the harsh conditions of the desert, traveling by camel — with his journal and ...