The migration of Saravan nomads began at the same time as the date harvest season

The migration of Saravan nomads began at the same time as the date harvest season

The migration of Saravan nomads began at the same time as the date harvest season in summer.
In this season, the nomads move to their nearest place of residence and collect their dates by helping the palm farmers.
Harvesting dates takes three months, during which nomads gather in tents next to groves to collect dates and receive wages.
The nomads also collect dates that fall to the ground due to the wind and use them for livestock in winter.
Saravan’s population of 22,000 is made up of nomads who, due to droughts in recent years, have settled permanently on the outskirts of cities and villages.