A visit to Makkah isn’t complete without a pilgrimage to the biggest mosque in the world and the holiest site in all of Islam, Al Masjid Al Haram.

Located just 10 minutes away from the Grand Mosque of Makkah, the Kiswa Factory produces new pure-silk clothing for the Holy Ka’aba each year. Visit the factory facilities to learn more about silk knitting, embroidering, and the 200 professionals that make the whole production process possible.

Learn more about religious traditions and important landmarks at Hira Cultural District. Providing an enriching experience for all visitors, the district is home to several cultural sites including the Revelation Gallery, the Museum of the Holy Quran, the Saudi Coffee Museum, a garden, and a library.

One of the largest malls in Makkah, visitors can enjoy a wonderful range of local and international brands, and a large food court with various cuisines from around the world. The family-friendly Makkah Mall also features a cinema and a children's play area with fun activities.

Discover the religious site of the cave of Thawr, also known as Jabal al-Thawr or Jabal e Soor Sakafi. According to Islamic history, Prophet Muhammad and his companion Abu Bakr sought shelter in this cave for three days while escaping to Madinah away from the Quraysh.