Makkah, the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad and home to the magnificent Masjid al-Haram, attracts millions of Muslim pilgrims each year for Hajj and Umrah.
Why Visit Makkah?
Makkah embodies the pinnacle of spiritual journeys, offering millions of visitors a sacred, enriching cultural and religious experience deeply rooted in Islamic heritage.
Masjid al-Haram & The Kaaba: The World’s Largest Mosque and Holiest Shrine
At Makkah’s center stands Masjid al-Haram, the largest mosque in the world, housing the Kaaba – The Pilgrims perform the sacred Tawaf ritual by circumambulating the Kaaba, central to Hajj and Umrah.
Spiritual Experiences & Islamic Heritage
Beyond the mosque, explore historic sites like Jabal al-Nour, where Prophet Muhammad received his first revelation, and the Cave of Hira for a deeply immersive Islamic experience.
Traditional Saudi Cuisine & Hospitality
Nourish yourself with traditional dishes such as Kabsa, Mandi rice, dates, and Arabic coffee, reflecting the warm Arabian hospitality extended to pilgrims.
Best Time to Visit Makkah & Travel Tips
• Hajj Season: Specific lunar calendar dates drawing millions for the once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage
• Umrah: Year-round, with peak visits during Ramadan and other holy months
• Recommended stay: From a few days to several weeks depending on pilgrimage plans
