Premium Umrah — 10 Days

Guided tour, hotels near Haram.

Duration: 10 days
Group: Up to 45 guests
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Duration: 10 days
Group: Up to 45 guests
Ramadan & Shawwal
10 days, 9 nights accommodation
Hotels within walking distance of the Haram
Experienced religious guides
All transportation included
Visa processing assistance

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About this package

Our Standard Umrah Package provides a comprehensive and spiritually fulfilling experience. This journey includes comfortable accommodations near the Haram, experienced guides, visa assistance, and practical briefings so you can focus on your worship.

Key features

10 days, 9 nights accommodation
Hotels within walking distance of the Haram
Experienced religious guides
All transportation included
Visa processing assistance

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Overview

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Strengths

Visa assistance
Transfers
Supervision

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Itinerary

Day 1

Departure

Depart from your home country. Airport assistance at check-in.

Meals In-flight meals

Day 2

Arrival in Madinah

Arrive in Madinah, transfer to hotel, rest before Masjid an-Nabawi.

Meals Dinner Lodging 4-star hotel in Medina

Day 3

Madinah Ziyarat

Visit Quba Mosque, Qiblatain, and Uhud with your guide.

Meals Breakfast Lodging 4-star hotel in Medina

What's included & not included

Inclusions

Return flights from major international airports
4-star hotel (3 nights Medina, 6 nights Mecca)
Ground transportation in Saudi Arabia
Daily breakfast buffet
Umrah tour
Pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina

Exclusions

Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Meals not mentioned
Tips and gratuities

Frequently Asked Questions

Umrah can be performed at any time of the year. However, there are certain times that are considered more virtuous or favorable. * **Most Virtuous Time:** Performing Umrah during the month of **Ramadan** is considered the most virtuous. A hadith states that an Umrah during Ramadan is equivalent to performing Hajj with the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). * **Other Favorable Times:** * **The first ten days of Dhu al-Hijjah:** These are considered the holiest days of the Islamic year, and performing Umrah during this time is highly rewarding. * **The month of Shawwal:** Directly after Ramadan, this is also a good time to perform Umrah. * **The middle days of Dhu al-Qi'dah:** This is another blessed period. * **Less Crowded Times:** If you prefer to avoid large crowds, you might consider performing Umrah during the months of **Mugharram, Safar, Rabi al-Awwal, Rabi al-Thani, Jumada al-Awwal, or Jumada al-Thani**. You can generally expect fewer pilgrims during these periods compared to Ramadan or Hajj season. Ultimately, the best time for Umrah is when you have the intention and the ability to go, as there is great reward at any time.

Umrah can be physically demanding, especially for those who are not accustomed to extensive walking or standing for long periods. The main physical demands come from: * **Tawaf:** This involves circling the Kaaba seven times. While it's done at a relatively fast pace, it requires continuous walking and can be strenuous, particularly when the Grand Mosque is crowded. * **Sa'i:** This involves walking or running back and forth seven times between the hills of Safa and Marwah. It's traditionally a significant physical exertion, though modern facilities have made it easier. * **Walking and Standing:** You will be doing a lot of walking within the Grand Mosque and surrounding areas, and spending considerable time standing in queues, during prayers, and while performing rituals. * **Climate:** The weather in Makkah is often hot and humid, which can add to the physical toll. * **Crowds:** Umrah is performed by millions of people, so navigating through crowds can be tiring and stressful. The intensity of the physical demand can vary greatly depending on: * **Your personal fitness level:** Individuals who are generally active and fit will find it less demanding. * **The time of year:** Performing Umrah during peak heat seasons will be more challenging. * **The time of day:** Performing Tawaf and Sa'i during very crowded prayer times or at the peak of the day can be more difficult. * **Availability of assistance:** If you have physical limitations, you may opt for services like wheelchairs or electric scooters, which can significantly reduce the physical strain.

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