The "honey hunters" in the mountains and valleys of Yemen endanger their lives. They hang between the sky and the earth at great altitudes and take a great adventure by climbing ropes and ladders to harvest honey in the largest concentration of honey-producing bees in the world. Long to pick up honey.

Hunters go twice a year in spring and autumn to collect honey, and they use their expertise to reach high places in the mountains.
The rituals of collecting honey differ from one region to another. In Wadi Doan, the hunter begins to follow the areas of the flowering of the Sidr or Samar trees, then monitor the direction of the bees after taking the nectar, and after locating the hive, the hunter sets fire to the base of the hive, where the smoke helps to bring the bees out so that they can pick Honey tablets.