The city of Mecca, located in the western part of Saudi Arabia. It is considered the birthplace of Islam. It is the place where Muslims from around the world gather every year for the Hajj. There are many tourist attractions in Saudi Arabia, but there is one that people cannot get enough of, and that is Mecca. For Muslims around the world, it is the hub of Muslim life and the home of Islam’s holiest mosque, as well as a variety of interesting sights within the city’s walls. Saudi Arabia is one of the three holiest cities in Islam. In addition to its religious significance, the city is also home to a number of other tourist attractions.

• Masjid al-Haram

Masjid Al Haram is the most important place to visit in Mecca. It is the main focus for all Muslims around the world. The Holy Kaaba is covered with black and gold cloth. It is at the epicenter of the Mosque. Muslims go around the Kaaba to perform Tawaf. Other places to visit in Mecca are Zamzam wall with holy water Abraham’s station.

• Masjid Ayesha Miqat For Makkah

One of the most important places to visit in the holy city of Mecca is also known as Masjid E Aisha or Taneem mosque, which was named after Prophet Muhammad’s wife Aisha. It is a well-known place for Hajj pilgrims as well as Umrah pilgrims. It is the place where they begin their journey to perform Umrah, when they enter into the Ihram state. The area is well-furnished with bathing and washroom facilities for the pilgrims. There are also vendors in front of the Mosque that send Ihram clothing and other necessary items to the pilgrims.

• Mount Arafat

Mount Arafat is a really important place in Mecca for Hajj pilgrims. It’s the place where Prophet Muhammad gave his Farewell Speech to his companions (called Sahabah). It’s also known as ‘the Mountain of Mercy’ in Arabic. And you can climb it to get to the pillar at the top, where it’s believed that Adam and Eve were reunited on Earth after falling from heaven.

• Hira

The Hira cave is a really important spot in Makkah, and it’s located on the mountain called Jabal Al Nour. It’s known as the Mountain of the Light, and it’s really important to Muslims.

• Makkah Museum

If you want to learn more about the past and present of Mecca, you must visit the Makkah museum. Visit the museum to see a collection of pictures and exhibits that showcase the heritage of Makah . It reflects the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet. You will see images of important archaeological discoveries in Saudi Arabia as well as exhibits on the pre-Islamic history of Mecca.

• Clock Tower Museum Mecca

One of the best places to visit is the Clock Tower Museum, located behind the clock in Mecca Clocktower and covering the top 4 floors of the tower.

• Elephant Rock Mecca

Surprise yourself when you see the Elephant Rock (Jabal Al-Fil), which is situated in the valley of fantasies and the most famous geomorphological feature of Al Ula,

• Prophet’s Mosque

The Prophet’s Mosque is another prominent structure in Mecca. It is believed to have been constructed by the Prophet in 622 AD. The Mosque not only includes his burial which constructed by the Ottoman Empire.

Medina is one of the most visited cities in Saudi Arabia. It is home to one of the holiest mosques in Islam. It is situated on the outskirts of major cities such as Riyadh, Jeddah, and is easily accessible from these cities as well as surrounding countries like Kuwait and Bahrain. Medina dates back to the early days of Islam, when Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) moved there from Mecca in 622 CE. It is one of the holiest cities in Islam and was the birthplace of Islam. It was once known as the “City of Light”. Medina is a home to some of the most important historical sites in the world, such as the Prophet’s Mosque, the al-Masjid Al Nabawi, which holds the Islamic Holy Scriptures, Abdullah bin Masood’s Tomb, and many others. Visitors can experience the culture of Medina in the shadow of its grand structures, such as the minaret-laying Qubbat al-Himar, the Djinn Palace, and Mohammad’s Way. They can also take a horseback tour around the city, or sample local delicacies at Medina’s many restaurants.

• Masjid-e-nabawi

Masjid e Nabawi is one of the largest mosques in Medina and attracts a large number of devotees. It is a must-visit on your Medina trip. It is one of the holiest places for Muslims and is spread over a mesmerizing area. The mosque has towers and a dome that rises 105 meters. It was built in 623 BC and used to be a court, religious school and community center before it became a mosque. Inside the attractive grand mosque, you will find the green dome where the Prophet Muhammad was buried. Inside the greed dome, you will find other important Islamic personalities and their artifacts. You will learn about their important roles in the building of this ethereal structure.

• Quba Mosque

This stunning mosque is located on the edge of Medina and is definitely a must-see for any traveler. It has a unique architecture with a square in the center that houses the huge prayer hall. The hall is covered in marble that gives off a beautiful mix of red, black and orange colors. There’s also a huge courtyard and plenty of places to sit. Quba Mosque is one of Medina’s oldest and was built by the Prophet himself, so if you want to learn more about the history and atmosphere of this magical place, you should definitely check it out. You can even join in a beautiful evening prayer.

• Mount Uhud

Exploring Medina’s otherworldly geography, take a trip to this stunning and beautiful spot. This tourist spot was the scene of the famous Battle of Uhud in 3rd century AD. People come to admire the Prophet’s love and faithfulness, and to take in the peaceful atmosphere of the area. This huge mountain area with lots of hills and peaks tells the story of the conflict between Muslims and non-believers.

• Al-Madina-Museum

The Al-Madina Museum is a must-see destination for visitors It offering a wealth of historical artifacts, precious collections, and priceless works of art that will captivate you. Inside the museum, visitors can discover approximately 2000 rare artifacts embodying the unique culture and customs of Al-Madina. Go on a guided tour and discover the amazing culture and traditions of this amazing paradise.

• Old Market Madinah

The old market of madinah is a huge shopping complex with lots of different vendors. Take a break from the hectic vacation schedule and go shopping at madinah old market.

• Wadi-e-jinn Al Baida

This stunning tourist spot has a long road lined with palm trees, making it the perfect spot for a long drive. It’s a place of incredible reverse gravity, meaning the cars can go without any engines or drivers. Locals refer to it as the “Jinn Effect”, but scientists have determined that it is actually a point that has a lot of negative gravity.. Find out all the amazing stories and myths behind it!

• Yanbu Beach

Visit this captivating beach and enjoy a variety of fun water activities. Yanbu is one of Medina’s most sheltered beaches and is surrounded by turquoise waters and panoramic sea views. The white sand, palm trees and beach shacks promise a relaxing and comfortable beach experience. Yanbu offers a variety of exciting water sports, including scuba diving and parasailing. Jet-skiing is also available, as well as snorkeling, all of which are supervised.

• Al Noor Mall

The Al Noor Mall is one of the most famous malls in the world and one of the best places to visit. The mall covers an impressive area and has beautiful interiors with gold chandeliers and mirrors. There are lots of fun things to do at the mall.

• Seven Mosques

Medina is full of religious places to visit and fancy mosques to check out. This beautiful seven mosque complex is full of beautiful and interesting mosques with really cool designs. They all have their own stories and history that show how important Islam is.

• Al-Baqi 

Located in the heart of one of the most beautiful deserts in the world, Medina Cemetery is one of the oldest and most important cemeteries in the world. This is the burial place of Prophet and his companions and thus plays an important role in the history of Islam. During the holy month of Ramadan, pilgrims flock to this place to offer their prayers. Discover the interesting details and mosques of this place and bring back many memories.