Makkah (Makkah al-Mukarramah) in Saudi Arabia is the spiritual capital of Islam, a visit to which is the greatest blessing for Muslims across the world. Settled in the heart of the Arabian Peninsula, Makkah is the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad and the Islamic faith itself. Whether you are heading on a pilgrimage to Makkah or simply seeking a deeper connection with your faith, our exclusively designed Makkah tour packages promise to make the most of your visit.
Planning a much-anticipated journey to Makkah? Explore our range of Makkah pilgrimage packages, thoughtfully crafted to guide you through the most sacred city in Islam. Through our packages, you can experience the profound significance of religious and historic sites, while also enjoying the convenience of thoughtfully planned stay facilities, transportation services, and guided tours.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of Makkah with our customized Makkah tour packages by Regency Holidays! Discover the roots of religious places that serve as a powerful direction to the followers of Islam. Indulge in delicious traditional cuisine at local restaurants and explore the bustling markets where you can find a wide range of traditional souvenirs and other goods. Book your tour today for a transformative spiritual journey to Makkah!
By Air: While Makkah does not have an airport, several flights operate to and from King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Jeddah, located about 95 km away. Upon arriving at the airport, travelers can choose to take a cab or a bus to Makkah, which takes about 1 hour to reach the destination.
Makkah is home to so many religious and historical places, each attracting travelers for its own significance and charm. Here is the list of the best places that you must add to your Makkah tour packages to experience the spirit of this holy city:
The most prominent place to visit during a Makkah tour is the Al-Haram Mosque (also known as the Great Mosque of Mecca), which surrounds the holiest Islamic site of Kaaba since the 7th century. This magnificent mosque is the most significant place for Muslims to offer the annual Hajj pilgrimage and daily prayers. Al-Haram is the largest mosque in the world, housing several important structural elements that hold the most significance to the Islamic religion. It is home to the sacred Black Stone, the 5000-year-old Zamzam well, Maqam Ibrahim, and the historical Marwa and Safa hills.
Located right in the heart of the splendid Masjid al-Haram, the Kaaba is revered as the House of Allah and the central point of the Hajj pilgrimage. It is to the direction (qibla) of the Kaaba that Muslims first look towards while offering prayers. Considered the holiest Islamic site, the Kaaba is believed to have been originally built by Prophet Ibrahim and his son Ismail in white stone that turned black after absorbing the sins of the pilgrims over the centuries.
Settled on the outskirts of Makkah, Jabal Al Nour is a prominent site known for its historical and spiritual significance to Islam. Referred to as the Mountain of Light, Jabal Al Nour is the place where the Prophet Muhammad meditated and attained his First Revelation. As per the Islamic traditions, the angel Gabriel appeared before the Prophet asking him to recite verses that would later comprise the Quran. The summit of the hill offers incredible views of the city and the Holy Mosque, which makes it yet more popular among the pilgrims.
The 230-ft graphite hill of Mount Arafat is the place where Prophet Muhammad is believed to have delivered his farewell sermon. Also known as the 'mountain of mercy', it is the site where Muslims from across the world pray to Allah for invoking their vices. According to yet another Muslim tradition, the holy pillar on the top signifies the place where Adam and Eve reunited on Earth after they were given forgiveness for their sins in heaven.
Keen to learn about the rich past and cultural heritage of the holy city of Makkah? The Al Zaher Palace Museum (Makkah Museum) is a place you need to have in your itinerary crafted through Makkah tour packages. This historic museum houses a fascinating collection of rare artifacts and images that showcase Makkah's heritage, including the treasured relics from the period of the Prophet Muhammad’s companions. Additionally, it also exhibits images of pre-Islamic history and important archaeological discoveries in Saudi Arabia
The exclusive Makkah tour packages by Regency Holidays include accommodation, daily breakfast, airport transfers, and entry fees to popular attractions. Some tour packages to Makkah may offer optional visits, which are charged additional. To know the details, check the inclusions list of the specific tour package.
Yes, you need a visa to travel to Mecca, specific to the purpose of the visit such as Hajj or Umrah. These visas are not interchangeable.
Many Makkah tour packages provide knowledgeable guides while visiting the key religious sites and help you understand their significance. Just contact the team at Regency Holidays to check if guided tours are included in a specific package or not.
Yes, there are family-friendly packages available that cater to groups of all sizes, including families with children. Some packages may offer child-friendly amenities and activities to ensure a comfortable experience for all family members.
Date palms, prayer rugs and beads, gold jewelry, perfumes, and traditional flip-flops are some of the best things that you can choose to buy from Makkah.
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