Camel caravans have been relied upon as a mode of transportation for centuries, particularly in the desert regions of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. These iconic caravans consist of a group of camels, typically led by a human driver, known as a camel driver or a “caravaner”. Together, they travel through the harsh terrain, carrying goods and people from one destination to another. The use of camels as a mode of transportation dates back to ancient times, with evidence of their domestication found as early as 2000 BC.