Ton-weight camels and cattle were put up for sale in Pursaklar.
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A traditional sacrificial animal market opened ahead of Eid al-Adha in Ankara's Pursaklar district, and trading began. Ton-weight camels and cattle were displayed by sellers. Camels particularly drew buyers' attention at the market this year. Animals at the sacrificial market were put up for sale after passing health inspections. With the opening of the market, Eid al-Adha preparations gained momentum. Citizens began visiting the market to select quality and healthy animals.
The traditional sacrifice market in Pursaklar district of Ankara has reopened, and this year camels weighing tons are attracting intense interest from buyers. Animals that have passed veterinary inspections are being put up for sale, with camels entering the ranks of the most attention-grabbing animals at the market in many years.
With only days left until Eid al-Adha, those wishing to select animals from the market will be faced with a wider range of animal options including camels. The presentation of animals that have passed health inspections enables Ankara residents planning to purchase sacrificial animals to make safe and quality choices.