The trek begins with an introduction to the camels, known as the "ships of the desert," for their remarkable ability to adapt to harsh environments. Guides often share fascinating insights about these resilient creatures, including their unique physical adaptations such as their humps for fat storage and their padded feet that prevent sinking into sand. Trekkers are usually given a brief lesson on mounting and riding camels, ensuring comfort and confidence during the journey. As the trek commences, the camel’s swaying gait creates a soothing rhythm, allowing riders to relax and take in their surroundings.