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The long-awaited Brouq Season 2025 festival
Visit Qatar is preparing to launch the second season of Brouq 2025 — an exciting festival in the Brouq Desert, Zekreet, where guests will be able to explore the desert while immersing themselves in an atmosphere of adventure, cultural discoveries, and outdoor activities.
From November 26, 2025, to January 17, 2026, a series of events will take place in the Brouq Nature Reserve, promising to become one of the highlights of the winter season.
A spectacular event in the desert
Brouq Events is an experience that combines seclusion, activities, and aesthetics. Guests can enjoy exquisite culinary delights, glamping, and a rich cultural program.
The event will feature three main zones, each offering a unique experience:
- Film City (an artificial city where Arabic TV shows were filmed) will be transformed into a traditional bazaar with market stalls, local cuisine, and cultural performances.
- Wildlife Experience (the leisure zone) will offer guided trails to explore the natural desert habitats.
- Desert Escape (Qatar’s zipline course) will feature areas for dining and entertainment.
What entertainment is offered to visitors:
- Live music performances
- Open-air cinema under the stars
- Desert safaris
- Hot air balloon flights
- Show performances
- Interactive cultural workshops
- Art installations
- Family and children’s zones
- Authentic dinners and exclusive VIP evenings
Where to stay?
Just minutes from the event zone is Our Habitas Ras Abrouq — a premium eco-retreat on the edge of the Al-Rim Biosphere Reserve, protected by UNESCO. Guests can immerse themselves in wellness practices, sample traditional cuisine, and join guided excursions. It’s the perfect retreat to unwind after an active day at Brouq and spend quality time with loved ones.
What to see nearby?
The region around the Al Reem Biosphere Reserve is known for its unique nature: unusual rock formations, the surreal landscapes of Zekreet, and contemporary open-air art installations. Here, visitors can enjoy glamping, an ostrich farm, and the unusual Film City fortress, built specifically for film productions.
