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Mecca and Medina Trip

You can visit holy locations in Medina when conducting your hajj and umrah duties. You will be taken to places along the pilgrimage route, such as Mina and Arafat, by your tour operator. Another must-see location is Madinah, the burial place of the Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) and the house of the majestic Al Masjid An Nabawi, the Prophet's Mosque.

Mekka

The city of Makkah and the town of Madinah are two of the holiest places on earth. Millions of Muslims from all over the world visit these cities each year with the objective of making the holy pilgrimage of Umrah and Hajj. The city of Makkah and Madinah is immensely beautiful and has many historic and Islamic places to visit, apart from being the highest, during your Umrah Journey. You will consider the celestial places in Makkah and Madinah during your Umrah 

Mekka Tourism

Mount Arafat's : About a million pilgrims visit Mount Arafat annually during the Hajj. According to Hadith, Mount Arafat is the location where all Muslims will be assembled for accountability during the time of the resurrection. Mount Arafat holds great importance for the season of Hajj, pilgrims visit there and perform their Hajj rituals, offer prayers and make big supplications (Dua) to complete all the Hajj rituals as a Prophet Ibrahim's sunnah (Blessings be upon him).



Al-Kaaba Kaaba Kaaba : For Muslims, the most important mosque is Masjid-al-Haram, and Al-Kaaba (The House of Allah) is in the centre of Masjid-al-Haram. Muslims from all over the world offer prayers to Allah in the direction of Al-Kaaba (throughout the year of Hajj and Umrah, Subhanahu and millions of Muslims perform tawaf of Al-Kaaba. In the Islamic world, Al-past Kaaba's and importance are very popular, and every good Muslim has a deep desire for Al-Kaaba.


Mina's Town : Mina is also known as the Tent City, where during the Hajj High Days, millions of Muslims gather. Mina is a beautiful hot valley 3 km from Makkah city. More than 100,000 air-conditioned tents housing more than 3 million pilgrims were constructed during the Hajj season, providing them with temporary accommodation while conducting their Ramy al-Jamarat Hajj ritual.

The Light Mountain : The Jabal al Noor or the Mountain of Light, considered to be one of the most impressive tourist locations, is a tad bit difficult to enter, but worthy of effort all the time. It is recommended that you take with you some eatables and water for the route with a climbing lead time of nearly 2 hours. Most individuals believe that only the fit ones can make the climb due to the strenuous climbing of the mountain.

Ibrahim's Station : The Ibrahim station, another famous religious site in Mecca, attracts tourists, many of whom mainly come here to see the maximum and the stone it holds. The structure of this stone has numerous sacred and religious values associated with it. There is no denying that through its vibrant and mesmerizing views, the structure retains the power to amaze its visitors.


Thour Mountain : To the south of Makkah lies Tour Peak. In the southern direction of Makkah, it is a rocky and barren hill and its height is about 761 meters above sea level. This mountain houses the cave of Tour, in which the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companion Abu Bakar spent three days hiding from the Quraish tribe. In front of the cave, a tree grew, a dove built a nest on it and laid eggs. To shield the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) from his enemies, a spider spread his web over the cave's opening

Auction Makka : Makka Auction is as the name suggests, an auction house. Located in Hilton Tower, very next to the Grand Mosque, it is a permanent auction center. Some beautiful jewelry, antique rings, old currency notes, old Islamic coins from various countries, and many other fascinating items can be found here. It is a very different way of shopping, to say the least. It shows the stuff and then people bid on them.

Mall Makkah : There are many malls in the city of Makkah, but if there is one mall that you should visit, then it is Makkah Mall. The pilgrims find it easy to visit this mall due to its location, as it is conveniently located close to Masjid al-Haram. Most of the reputable brand stores can be found in this mall. The nice thing is, there's something for everyone in the mall, from very pricey brands to decent products at cheap prices.

Medina Toursim

The Museum of Madinah : One of the addresses that must be seen in the city is the Madinah Museum, where significant works of Islamic geography are shown. Since the time of the Prophet, all historical material has been available at the Museum. In addition, works, models, and paintings are on display in the museum under the rule of the Abbasids, Umayyads, Ottomans, and Saudi Arabia. If you are interested in studying Islamic culture, the Medina Museum will really amaze you. While on a trip to Madinah, one should certainly pay a visit to this museum. There are several objects in the museum that will provide you with a deeper insight into the emergence of Islam and the different events that followed. It introduces the city's rich history and culture as well as the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as the first specialized museum in Madinah. A large collection is also displayed in the museum.



The Al-Masjid an-Nabawi : Founded after the migration from Mecca to Madinah, the Prophet's Mosque is one of the largest mosques revered by Muslims. Here is the tomb of the prophets Muhammad, Omer, and Abu-Bakr. It is more important, as mentioned in the hadiths Madinah (Medina) is the second holiest city in Islam, located 400km north of Makkah. Mohamed (PBUH) and his followers left Makkah and joined Yathrib, which welcomed them, after learning of a plot to kill him. He had it renamed Al Madinah. By moving from Makkah to Madinah every year, pilgrims recreate the Hijrah, where they pray at some of the holiest sites of Islam. A significant place of worship is Al Masjid An Nabawi.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Arrival Jeddah - Mecca. Day 2 - Mecca to Umrah. Day 3 - Mecca. Day 4 - Mecca to Medina. Day 5 - Medina Departure.