King Charles and Queen Camilla were in attendance at the annual Braemar Gathering, a traditional Highland games event held in Royal Deeside. The couple observed a variety of traditional Scottish events, including Highland dancing, caber tossing, and performances by pipe bands.
The Braemar Gathering takes place on the first Saturday of September each year. This timing coincides with the monarch's annual summer stay at nearby Balmoral Castle. The event attracts spectators from across the globe.
This marks the third Braemar Gathering King Charles has attended since his coronation. The day's events included popular competitions such as tug-of-war, hammer throwing, and a parade of pipe bands, alongside the Highland dancing and caber tossing that the King and Queen watched closely.
