Camel caravans

Camel caravans are groups of camels traveling together across deserts or long distances, often carrying goods or people. Historically, they served as vital trade routes, like the Silk Road, connecting distant regions. Camels are well-suited for harsh environments due to their ability to go days without water and carry heavy loads. These caravans follow established pathways, relying on navigation skills and familiarity with the terrain. They played a crucial role in cultural exchange, commerce, and transportation across deserts such as the Sahara, Arabian, and Central Asian deserts, helping to bridge distant societies over centuries.