Hajj Category C & D from Delhi

Yes. The Saudi Ministry of Health requires certain vaccinations before traveling for Hajj.

Saudi Arabia can be very hot. Drink plenty of water, wear light clothing, and avoid direct sunlight whenever possible.

Pilgrims throw pebbles at the Jamarat to symbolize rejecting the temptations of Shaytan.

Yes. Most hotels and public places provide internet access. You can also purchase a Saudi SIM card for local calls and data.

Mina is a sacred valley near Makkah where pilgrims stay in air-conditioned tents and perform important Hajj rituals.

Ihram is the sacred state a pilgrim enters before performing Hajj. Pilgrims wear simple white clothing and follow special rules until certain rituals are completed.

Learn the Hajj rituals, memorize important Duas, seek forgiveness, and sincerely prepare yourself for this blessed journey.

After sunset on the Day of Arafat, pilgrims travel to Muzdalifah to pray, rest, and collect pebbles for the next ritual.

Carry Ihram clothes, passport, medicines, comfortable footwear, toiletries, power bank, umbrella, prayer mat, and essential personal items.

The official currency is the Saudi Riyal (SAR). It is advisable to carry some cash along with international debit or credit cards.