Long a common sight in the desert and along the fringes of rural towns,the black tents of the Bedouins are a reassuring sign that tradition lives on in Saudia Arabia. In the Bedouins have inhabited the deserts of this region for thousands of years. In the nomad's camp, camels and goats lazily graze on tiny shrubs,as their Bedouin herders occupy nearby tents. Providing shelter and hospitality to their inhabitants, these goat-hair tents are the focus of Bedouin life, as well as an important part of Saudi culture.
