Discover Blessed Ziyaraat in Makkah & Madinah — Umrah Packages Tailored for UK Pilgrims

Embark on a spiritually enriching journey from the UK to the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah, where our meticulously crafted Umrah packages seamlessly blend devotional rites with meaningful Ziyaraat experiences. At United Travel, our commitment to integrity, expertise, and trust ensures every pilgrim finds peace, convenience, and divine fulfillment.

Makkah & Madina Holy Places
(Ziyaraat )

Mina

Mina, also known as the city of tents, is located near Mecca. Muslims visit the Mina to perform the fifth pillar of Islam, the Hajj Pilgrimage.

1- Mina

Cave of Hira

The cave of Hira is located in Hira mountain where the first revelation was revealed. First Revelation was composed of four ayats cheaper Al-Alaq

2- Cave of Hira

Masjid e Nimra

Masjid e Nimra is one of the most important mosques in Islam known for the stay of our Prophet PBUH before delivering his last sermon of Hajj Pilgrimage.

3- Nimra Mosque

Masjid Al Khaif

Masjid Al Khaif is a beautiful mosque located in the vicinity of the Jamarat. It is the mosque where 70 Prophets have offered their prayers and supplications.

4- Al Khaif Mosque

Place of Sacrifice

Place of Sacrifice is a separate place where Hajj Pilgrims sacrifice their Animals as part of the Pilgrimage. The meat of Qurbani is distributed among the needy.

5- Place of Sacrifice

Arafat

Arafat is a vast plain near Mecca and Mina where pilgrims offer supplications, repent their sins, seek Mercy from Almighty Allah, and listen to the sermon.

6- Arafat

Canal of Zubaydah

Canal of Zubaydah or Zubaida Trail was the 35 Kilometers long canal constructed in the Abbasid Era under the supervision of Zubaidah bint Jafar.

7- Canal of Zubaydah

Muzdalifah

Muzdalifah is an important Islamic site where Hajj Pilgrims spend a night before stoning the devil. It is a plain between Mina and Arafat in Hijazi Region.

8- Muzdalifah

Jable Rehmat

Jable Rehmat (Mount of Mercy) is an Islamic Landmark where the Holy Prophet PBUH delivered his last sermon after his PBUH final Pilgrimage of Hajj.

9- Jabal E Rehmat

Stoning of the Devil

Stoning of the Devil is also called Rami Jamar which is an act of showing hate and anger against the devil. Here are pillars representing the devil.

10- Stoning of the Devil

Mountain Uhad

Mountain Uhud is one of the mountains that is historically known for one of the pivotal battles of Islam was fought between Muslims and Arab Pagans.

1- Mountain Uhad

Masjid Ghamama

Masjid Ghamama is the oldest madni mosque where suddenly cloud brought rain after the Prophet PBUH offered his prayer. The word Ghamama means the clouds.

2- Masjid Ghamama

Bir Ali (Dhul Hulaifa)

Bir Ali (Dhul Hulaifa) is meeqat (where pilgrims enter the Ihram) for the Hajj and Umrah Pilgrims located in the vicinity of the Castle of Urwah bin Zubair

3- Bir Ali (Dhul Hulaifa)

Masjid Jumuah

Masjid Jumuah is a mosque located on the boundary of Madinah where Prophet PBUH offered his salat of Jummah after a few days of Migration from Mecca.

4- Masjid Jumuah

The castle of Urwah Bin Zubair

The castle of Urwah bin Zubair is named after a tabi who was the foremost Islamic Scholar of Hadith who worked for the biography of our beloved Prophet PBUH.

5- The castle of Urwah bin Zubair

Masjid Qiblatayn

Masjid Qiblatayn is a mosque in Madinah where the Holy Prophet PBUH was ordered to change the Qibla (Direction of Prayer) during the prayer of Zuhr Prayer.

6- Masjid Qiblatayn

Garden of Salman al Farsi

Garden of Salman al Farsi is the garden of dates where Prophet PBUH planted 300 date plants to save the Hazrat Salman Salman Farsi to free from slavery.

7- Garden of Salman al Farsi

Ottoman Fort

Ottoman Fort is a masterpiece of Ottoman infrastructure in the city of Madinah. You can visit many archaeological collections and historical things.

8- Ottoman Fort

Jannatul Baqi

Jannatul Baqi is a graveyard of many companions of the Holy Prophet PBUH, their blood relatives, and wives along with some important historical personalities.

9- Jannatul Baqi

Masjid Quba

Masjid Quba is one of the oldest mosques in Madinah. It was the first mosque built by the Holy Prophet PBUH after migration from Makkah to Madinah.

Our carefully planned Ziyaraat tours in Makkah and Madinah allow you to explore the most significant Islamic sites with ease, comfort, and deep respect. Each location carries centuries of history, faith, and inspiration — from sacred mosques to mountains and burial grounds of revered companions. With knowledgeable guides and seamless transport, you’ll not only visit these places but truly connect with their spiritual essence, making your Umrah journey from the UK more meaningful than ever.

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FAQs

What is included in the Makkah and Madinah Ziyaraat with United Travel’s Umrah packages from the UK?

Our Umrah packages for UK pilgrims include guided visits (Ziyaraat) to sacred sites such as Mina, Cave of Hira, Masjid e Nimra, Masjid Al Khaif, Arafat, Muzdalifah, Jabal-e-Rehmat, and more. Each tour is led by knowledgeable guides who share the Islamic history, significance, and stories behind these places, ensuring a deeply spiritual and educational experience alongside your Umrah rituals.

Why should UK pilgrims include Ziyaraat in their Umrah journey?

Ziyaraat enriches your Umrah by connecting you to the historical, religious, and cultural roots of Islam. Visiting sites like the Cave of Hira, where the first revelation was received, or Arafat, where the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) delivered his final sermon, allows pilgrims from the UK to reflect on the Prophet’s mission and deepen their spiritual connection during their holy journey.

How does United Travel ensure comfort and convenience during Ziyaraat tours?

We arrange private, air-conditioned transportation, schedule visits at optimal times to avoid crowds, and provide bilingual guides familiar with both Islamic history and the needs of UK-based pilgrims. Our packages include hotel pickups, pre-planned itineraries, and assistance at every step, so you can focus solely on worship and reflection.

Can I customise my Ziyaraat itinerary in Makkah and Madinah?

Yes. Whether you wish to visit specific mosques, historical landmarks, or focus on certain events from Islamic history, United Travel can customise your Ziyaraat experience. We tailor itineraries for solo pilgrims, families, and groups from the UK, ensuring your journey aligns with your personal spiritual goals.

How do I book a Blessed Ziyaraat tour with my Umrah package from the UK?

You can call our Umrah experts directly or request a free online quote. Our team will guide you through package options, available dates, visa arrangements, and customised Ziyaraat plans, so you can secure your spot and prepare for a seamless, spiritually uplifting journey to Makkah and Madinah.

Which sacred sites are visited during Ziyaraat in Madinah?

In Madinah, our Ziyaraat tours include visits to Masjid an-Nabawi, Quba Mosque (the first mosque built in Islam), Uhud Mountain and the site of the Battle of Uhud, Masjid Qiblatain, and the burial grounds of many revered companions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Each visit is designed to deepen your understanding of Islamic history while allowing time for prayer and reflection.

Is Ziyaraat included in all United Travel Umrah packages for UK pilgrims?

Many of our Umrah packages from the UK include guided Ziyaraat in both Makkah and Madinah as part of the itinerary. However, we also offer customised packages for pilgrims who wish to add extended or specialised Ziyaraat tours. You can choose a package with or without Ziyaraat based on your preferences and travel plans.

When is the best time of year for UK pilgrims to perform Umrah with Ziyaraat?

The best time for UK pilgrims to perform Umrah with Ziyaraat is during the cooler months between November and March, when temperatures in Makkah and Madinah are more comfortable for outdoor visits. Many also choose to travel during Ramadan for its added spiritual rewards, or outside peak seasons for a quieter experience.

Are Ziyaraat tours in Makkah and Madinah suitable for elderly pilgrims from the UK?

Yes. Our Ziyaraat tours are planned with the comfort of elderly pilgrims in mind. We use air-conditioned vehicles, schedule shorter walking distances where possible, provide assistance with mobility needs, and allow adequate rest time between visits, ensuring every pilgrim can enjoy the journey at their own pace.

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