7 Days. 1n MADINAH 5* | 3n MAKKAH 5* | 2n TAIF

About the destination: Medina is a city in the north of Mecca and the second holiest city of Islam. A city of peace and tranquility, where many historic and archaeological sites along with several Islamic historic battle sites are found here. Madinah is rich in culture, heritage and museums. Vast date plantations and ancient traditional markets (Souks) alongside modern shopping malls and arcades abound this city. Yanbu is home to some of the most beautiful beaches with sunlight caressing its coral reefs under the sea like a painting of unique and rarely seen landscape. It is a city of creativity that competes with other cities around the world. Madain Saleh is the UNESCO’s World Heritage pre-Islamic archaeological site located in Al Madina Province. It is also called as Al Hijir. When you enter the area, you will find yourself surrounded by interconnected mountains and separate rocky cliffs on a sprawling landscape. Madain Saleh was the capital and an important city of the Nabataeans after Petra in Jordan.

About the destination: Mecca or Makkah located in western Saudi Arabia, is the holiest city in Islam. Every year millions of pilgrims flock to Mecca. As a result there has been a lot of construction to cater for the accommodation of the pilgrims, and extensions to the mosque itself. Non-Muslims are not allowed to enter the holy city. Mecca also has a very rich history as it is a very old city which has been considered sacred since the early Middle Ages. In Mecca’s city center there is the Sacred Mosque, considered the holiest site in Islam. The Kaaba is located at the center of the Sacred Mosque, all Muslims pray in the direction of Kaaba, believed to have been originally built by Adam and rebuilt by Abraham and his son Ishmael. Other major sites to see in Mecca are Mina, the Hill of Arafat and Jabal Rahma, the cave Jabal Al Thur and Masjid e Taneem Mosque. Undeniably, Mecca is one of the most spiritual places on Earth.

About the destination: Located 1700m above sea level, Taif can feel like a refreshing change in the summer, especially when compared to the humid conditions of Jeddah. Its mild, temperate climate is its main draw. Keep an eye out for wild baboons along the mountain roads as you approach the city from Jeddah. Taif is a great place for families, with over 3000 garden parks spread across the city and its surrounding areas; in the evenings, these parks are filled with families enjoying a full meal on blankets. Some bring sheesha, filling the night with a sweet, smoky scent. Taif isn't famous for its restaurants, so purchasing everything you need from a market and having a picnic is a fantastic alternative. The city is especially popular among tourists for its roses and fruit – particularly honey-sweet figs, grapes, prickly pears, and pomegranates. During the summer, Taif becomes the unofficial capital of the Kingdom when the king moves here.