A historical and spiritual tour of Mecca - including a visit to Ain Zubaydah and Al-Tan'im Mosque

Mecca Region,Makkah

وجه جديد لتنظيم الرحلات

Mecca Region,Makkah

وجه جديد لتنظيم الرحلات

Embark on a spiritual and historical journey to discover the heritage of Mecca, between the fragrance of the past and the authenticity of the present.

A tour to Ain Zubayda. Ain Zubayda represents an engineering and cultural heritage in the land of Mecca. It highlights the interest in providing water to the pilgrims of the Sacred House of God since ancient times. It is the oldest and most important water network that has continued to provide water to pilgrims, travelers and the people of Mecca for 1200 years.

The visit concludes with a tour of Al-Tan'im Mosque. Al-Tan'im Mosque is one of the most important Islamic landmarks in Mecca, and it is also called the Mosque of the Mother of the Believers, Aisha bint Abi Bakr Al-Siddiq (may God be pleased with them both), because she prayed there and entered into the state of ihram from there.

You will be provided with entry tickets of your choice between the Holy Quran Museum or the Revelation Gallery at a time that suits you.

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About the Trip

A guided tour and entrance tickets to the Holy Quran Museum or the Revelation Exhibition; choose the time you spend at each stop according to your preferences.

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Your booking will be confirmed immediately after payment

Cancellation and Modification Policy

A full refund will be issued to your card if the booking is canceled 24 hours prior

Trip Duration

4 Hours

Itinerary

Start of the tour

Starting from the location specified by the client

Clock Tower Museum

The tour begins with a visit to the Clock Tower Museum. The museum provides unique and fascinating information about the universe and the solar system, and you can also enjoy a magnificent view of the Kaaba.

Ain Zubayda

Then there is Ain Zubayda, which represents an engineering and cultural heritage in the land of Mecca. It highlights the interest in providing water to the pilgrims of the Sacred House of God since ancient times, as it is the oldest and most important water network that has continued to provide water to pilgrims, travelers, and the people of Mecca for 1200 years.

Al-Tan'im Mosque

One of the most important Islamic landmarks in Mecca, it is also called the Mosque of the Mother of the Believers, Aisha bint Abi Bakr Al-Siddiq (may God be pleased with them both), because she prayed there and entered into the state of ihram from there.