Exhibition Combines High-Profile Auctions With Heritage, Security Experiences and Off-Road Vehicles.

The Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition (ADIHEX) 2026 continued to draw large crowds on its third day, offering visitors a mix of interactive experiences, rare collectibles, heritage displays and high-profile auctions.
One of the day’s highlights was the sale of a pure Gyr Ultra White falcon for Dh1.1 million during the exhibition’s sixth auction session on Sunday. The sale attracted strong competition among bidders, as well as a large turnout of falcon enthusiasts, breeders and specialists from around the world.
The falcon, a pure Gyr Ultra White chick, was bred and owned by Mark Mughltch Farm in the United States. It entered the auction weighing 1,460 grammes, with a length of 18.5 inches and a width of 18.5 inches.
The auction drew a large crowd of visitors, specialists, falcon owners and breeders, highlighting ADIHEX’s growing international reputation as a leading venue for prestigious falcon auctions.
Participating birds undergo rigorous examinations in line with international standards, assessing their lineage and purity, physical strength and overall appearance. The process reinforces the exhibition’s reputation for maintaining high standards in falcon evaluation and breeding.
Held under the theme “Our Heritage, Our Pride and Glory”, ADIHEX 2026 is the largest edition in the exhibition’s history. It highlights Abu Dhabi’s continued efforts to preserve the UAE’s cultural heritage, traditional sports and longstanding connection with hunting and equestrianism.
Rare collectibles, one-of-a-kind Dh1m rifle
The third day also featured a range of security, awareness and interactive experiences, alongside rare and distinctive collectibles. Among the highlights was a unique German hunting rifle valued at around Dh1 million.
The General Command of Abu Dhabi Police is taking part in the exhibition with a range of security and awareness initiatives aimed at engaging visitors and strengthening public awareness.
Lieutenant Colonel Nasser Abdullah Al Saadi, Head of the Security Media Section at Abu Dhabi Police, said the force’s pavilion features a virtual aviation experience and the “Security Challenge”, which simulates real-life security and digital scenarios. Visitors can also take part in a range of interactive activities.
Meanwhile, a German company is showcasing a one-of-a-kind hunting rifle that took around a year and a half to manufacture. Sven Weller, a company representative, said only one such rifle exists worldwide.

Adventure and luxury vehicles
Premier Motors, one of Abu Dhabi’s leading automotive dealerships, has returned to ADIHEX 2026 as the exhibition’s exclusive automotive sector partner. It is showcasing a diverse selection of vehicles combining adventure, performance, advanced technology and luxury.
Among the highlights is the regional debut of the DEEPAL G318 hybrid vehicle, which offers a driving range of up to 850 kilometres.
The display also includes the iconic Defender 110 and other Defender models, alongside Ford’s high-performance Bronco Raptor, Ranger Raptor and F-150 Raptor. The line-up is rounded out by the luxury Lincoln Navigator and Aviator.
Environmental and cultural heritage conservation
JAC International, one of China’s leading automotive manufacturers, is participating in the exhibition as a sponsor of the environmental and cultural heritage conservation sector.
Throughout ADIHEX 2026, the company is showcasing a range of smart mobility solutions through its latest vehicle models, designed to offer strong performance, safety and comfort for adventure and off-road enthusiasts.
Linking environmental protection with UAE heritage
Tadweer Group is taking part in ADIHEX 2026 as a sponsor of the environmental and cultural heritage conservation sector, highlighting the connection between the UAE’s longstanding tradition of environmental stewardship and its future sustainability goals.
In collaboration with the national Ne’ma Initiative, which focuses on reducing food loss and waste, Tadweer Group is raising awareness about the importance of cutting food waste, managing green waste and encouraging responsible resource management practices.
Complete adventure experience
Your Offroad returns to ADIHEX 2026 with one of the region’s largest dedicated platforms for overlanding and camping, spanning 400 square metres.
The platform offers visitors an integrated adventure experience featuring fully equipped vehicles, advanced storage and camping systems, specialised lighting solutions, recovery and rescue equipment, and a wide selection of specialist international products.
The company’s participation goes beyond product displays, bringing together vehicles, equipment, technology and practical expertise to meet the evolving needs of the region’s growing outdoor adventure community.

‘Theeb’ off-road vehicles
Abu Dhabi-based mobility and technology company K2 is showcasing its “Theeb” vehicles at ADIHEX 2026 as a sponsor of the outdoor vehicles and equipment sector.
Designed as a powerful and practical sport utility vehicle, Theeb is built for off-road driving, desert terrain and long-distance journeys, making it well suited to the Gulf region’s lifestyle and outdoor pursuits.
Future of equestrianism
D1 Management has joined ADIHEX 2026 as a sponsor of the equestrian sector, bringing together the expertise of its subsidiaries across equestrian services, veterinary medicine, wildlife conservation, environmental protection and cultural heritage.
The company is showcasing an integrated portfolio of advanced services and solutions, including genetic diagnostic technologies, animal welfare programmes and breeding solutions for rare and distinguished horse and camel breeds.
Its participation highlights the growing role of modern science and technology in supporting the preservation of the UAE’s national heritage.
ADIHEX 2026 is taking place from August 28 to September 6, bringing together leading companies, specialists, enthusiasts and heritage practitioners from across the hunting, equestrian, outdoor adventure, mobility, environmental conservation and cultural heritage sectors.


