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Begin your day at Mount Uhud, site of the pivotal Battle of Uhud, where seventy companions, including Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib (RA), were martyred. Visit Masjid Al-Mustarah, also known as Bani Haritha Mosque, where the Prophet (SAW) rested after the battle. Continue to Masjid Al Dira, named for the Prophet (SAW) donning his armor there before the battle. Explore the Seven Mosques (Al-Masajid As-Sab'a) near Mount Sela, marking defensive positions during the Battle of the Trench in 627 CE. After lunch, visit Al-Ghars Well, favored by the Prophet (SAW) for its fresh water, from which he drank and performed wudhu. See Al-Faqir Well, historically linked to Salman Al-Farsi (RA), who worked in the surrounding orchard. Next, explore Al-Hajim Well and its adjacent date farm, believed to predate Islam and from which the Prophet (SAW) also drank. Conclude your tour with a stroll through Souq Al Kamasha, a historic market spanning over 430 years, before returning to your hotel.

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Explore Madinah’s historic mosques, sacred sites, and landmarks tied to key Islamic events and battles Experience / Highlights * Visit Uhud Mountain, site of the Battle of Uhud. * Explore Masjid Al-Mustarah, where the Prophet (SAW) rested post-battle. * Discover Masjid Al-Dira, linked to the Prophet’s (SAW) battle preparations. * Tour the Seven Mosques, tied to the Battle of the Trench. * Learn Islamic history through iconic landmarks. * Return to the hotel included.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh city, Then you will travel by air-conditioned vehicle for around 4 hours to reach Mount Sinai ( Muses mountain). When you arrive at Mount Sinai you will start your trekking tour to the sacred place where the Prophet Moses received the ten commandments from the God. Reach 2285 meters by climbing, then you will have 750 steps at the top of the mountain, strolling through the night (approx 2-3 hours depending on the customers). Then you will Visit the Monastery of Saint Catherine which is considered one of the most famous monasteries in the world and also it's one of the oldest monasteries of Christianity. It’s located in heart of Sinai Peninsula at a height of 1570 meters in the place where according to the tradition Moses saw the bush on fire which didn’t burn up. The Monastery is Orthodox and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Today, we visit Al-Ghars Well, one of the Prophet’s (SAW) favored wells known for its fresh water. He drank from it, made wudhu with it, and requested to be washed with its water after his passing. Next, we head to Al-Faqir Well, also known as the Salman Al-Farsi Well, located in the orchard where Salman Al-Farsi (RA) once worked. The Prophet (SAW) and Salman (RA) are historically connected to this site. We then continue to Al-Hajim Well & Date Farm, believed to predate Islam. It’s said the Prophet (SAW) drank from this well, and it now serves as a significant historical landmark. Before returning to the hotel, we stop at Souq Al Kamasha, a cloth market with a rich history spanning over 430 years. After a brief stroll through this traditional market, we head back to the hotel.

Today, we depart to explore the Hira district, starting with a visit to the Revelation Exhibition, a unique and inspiring site near Mount Hira in Makkah. This exhibition is linked to the Cave of Hira, where Prophet Muhammad (SAW) received the first divine revelation. It highlights the story of revelation in detail and dedicates a special section to the Prophet’s biography. Visitors learn about the Cave of Hira, Mother of the Believers Khadeejah (RA), and angel Jibreel (AS). We then visit the Museum of the Holy Quran, the first museum dedicated to the Quran in Makkah, showcasing ancient manuscripts and modern interactive displays that reflect the Quran’s greatness and impact on Muslim lives. Finally, we ascend Jabal Al Nour, home to the blessed Cave of Hira, where the first revelation occurred during Ramadan 610 CE. The site holds immense historic and spiritual significance, offering breathtaking views of Makkah and the Holy Mosque. After this memorable tour, we return to the hotel.

A fantastic journey to Gobekli Tepe ancient city that dates back to 9000 bC to 10500 bC is 6,000 years older than Stonehenge. Incredible architecture changes the entire known history of advanced civilizations. This private tour will let you discover the region and the testimony of excavation that is currently running on the site. ** Choice of morning or afternoon departure ** Visit with Best Local Guide

Begin your tour at Mount Uhud, the site of the pivotal 625 CE battle where seventy companions, including Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib (RA), were martyred. Visit Masjid al-Mustarah, where the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) rested and prayed after the battle . Proceed to Masjid al-Dir', named for the Prophet (SAW) donning his armor there before Uhud . Explore the Seven Mosques near Mount Sela, marking defensive positions from the Battle of the Trench in 627 CE . After lunch, visit Al-Ghars Well, favored by the Prophet (SAW) for its fresh water; he drank from it, performed ablution, and requested to be bathed with its water after his demise . Then, see Al-Faqir Well, associated with Salman Al-Farsi (RA), who worked in the surrounding orchard . Next, explore Al-Hajim Well and its adjacent date farm, believed to predate Islam and from which the Prophet (SAW) also drank . Conclude with a stroll through Souq Al Kamasha, a historic market over 430 years old, before returning to your hotel .

Today’s tour starts at the Museum of Makkah, essential for Muslims and those interested in Islamic history. The museum features seven halls filled with over 100,000 artifacts, showcasing the rich heritage of Islamic civilization. Highlights include ancient Quran manuscripts and a theater displaying the beautiful names of Allah. It also serves as a cultural meeting point for Muslims worldwide. Next is the Mosque of the Jinn, referenced in Surah Al-Jinn, where a group of jinn listened to the Prophet’s (SAW) recitation and embraced Islam. Following that, the journey continues to the Kiswa Factory, where the Kaaba’s black silk covering is crafted with gold-embroidered Quranic verses by over 200 skilled artisans. The final stop is the Exhibition of the Two Holy Mosques Architecture, which houses rare relics, models of the mosques, the old door of the Kaaba, Kiswa samples, and a copy of the Mushaf Uthman. The day concludes with a return to the hotel.

Your private, air-conditioned vehicle and professional English-speaking driver will be waiting at your designated pick-up location in Amman, ready to take you on a scenic journey through Jordan’s picturesque countryside. Your first destination is the historic city of Madaba, known as the 'City of Mosaics.' Here, you'll visit the famous St. George’s Church, home to the 6th-century Madaba Map, an intricate floor mosaic that beautifully illustrates the ancient Holy Land and Jordan. Next, you'll head to the sacred Mount Nebo, where you can soak in the breathtaking views over the Jordan Valley. Be sure to admire the well-preserved 6th-century floor mosaics, depicting vivid scenes of animals, pastoral life, and hunting. Your journey continues to the Baptism Site, with an estimated arrival by 2:00 PM. After a 2-hour tour of this revered location, you’ll reconnect with your driver for a relaxing return to Amman, where you'll be dropped off at your chosen location.

St. Cathrine town is a town of a distinguished type of privacy. It is the highest of the inhabited area in Sinai. It is located at the top of a plateau that rises to 1600m above the sea level, and it is surrounded by a series of the highest mountains not only in Sinai but in Egypt as a whole. The Monastery of St. Catherine is one of the well-known monasteries in the world – a Greek Orthodox holy place connected with the Prophet Moses and the exodus of the Jews from Egypt.

Embark on a journey to Badr, exploring significant historical and spiritual sites. En route, pass by the Ali ibn Abi Talib Mosque, reflecting Islamic heritage. In Badr, visit Al-Rawha Well, where the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) purified its water. Explore Masjid al-Ghazalah, where the Prophet (SAW) and companions prayed before the Battle of Badr. Ascend Jabal al-Malaika, believed to be where angels descended to assist during the battle. After lunch, tour the Badr Battlefield, site of the first major Islamic battle. Visit the Badr Martyrs Cemetery, honoring fourteen companions. Conclude at Masjid Al-Arish, the Prophet's (SAW) command center during the battle. Return to Medina, passing Wadi Seer valley and the grave of ʿUbaydah ibn al-Harith.

This private tour is the one if you are looking for to combine visiting the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum and the Mosque of Al-Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet (SAW). You will start your day with visiting Giza plateau that hosts the 3 great pyramids of Cheops, Chephren and Mycerinus as well as the Great Sphinx, then you will explore the treasures in the Egyptian museum of Antiquities that vary from tiny domestic tools to massive stone statues, later you will proceed to the area of the Bazaar of Khan el-Khalili where you can visit the mosque of Al-Hussein.

By going on a Jakarta tour, we will take you through the very historical Jakarta area and introduce you to the archipelago food. other than that there will be many historical places that we will visit.

Make your mark on the itineraries of Lebanon's top attractions await with their enchanting beauty in this 7-night holiday package from Beirut. Enjoy the landscapes of Wadi Qadisha, an alluring little village in North Lebanon, frequented by travelers from all over the map and offering eye-opening vistas that will leave you mesmerized by its captivating beauty. Discover the ruins of Baalbek and Tyre, fascinating archaeological sites dating back to the Roman civilization and the most visited sites in Lebanon. Discover the Jeita Grotto, an amazing natural cave known as the jewel of tourism in Lebanon and immerse yourself in the magnificent stalactites. And don't miss the "Paris of the Middle East", the capital, Beirut, a thriving district for shopping, socializing and sightseeing.

Visiting Ancient City of Ephesus, House of Mother Mary, Archaeology Museum, St. John’s Basilica and Isa Bey Mosque. Important notice: Tour service starts in between 8:00 and 10:00am and finishes in between 4:00pm and 5:00pm.

The artistic and political history of Ravenna saw a period of renewed splendour at the beginning of the V Century a.D. (402-403 a.D.), when Honorius, who had been forced to abandon Milan by the Visigoth invasion, chose Ravenna as the new capital of the Western Roman Empire. -Discovering beautiful Bologna is a wounderful experience When you think of Italy, famous cities like Rome, Venice and Florence definitely come to mind and while these are home to wonderful landmarks they are also places for mass tourism but if you want to escape the crowds and discover a part of Italy that isn’t often talked about come and visit Bologna an underrated city – from a foreign tourist perspective – that will help you get a sense of what the country and culture is truly about. It may not be a top tourist venue but it is a living breathing Italian experience, which can be hard to find in more popular destinations

On this tour we will visit the west part of the Azerbaijan where you will learn traditional & architectural sides of Azerbaijan.Tour program mainly covers Baku, Gobustan, Absheron, Shamakhi, Gabala, Sheki, Ganja regions. On our way we will visit most touristic attractions and sights, exploring Azerbaijan from east to west.

Turkey is totally a beautiful country with various natural happenings and formations every side and here you have the opportunity to have an experience each day that you have never had before. Let your 3 days be unforgettable with so much experience and joy. We worked hard to make a good plan for you to get different tastes of Turkish culture and cuisine as well as the history which will never come to an end to tell… This is Anatolia; a cradle of civilisation, a melting pot in other words. Meet us, let those fabulous places tell you what happened throughout the ages..