Makkah: Makkah is witnessing a notable increase in the number of visitors during the last 10 days of the holy month of Ramadan, as Muslims seek to benefit from the virtues of these days by performing Umrah and prayers at the Grand Mosque, and experiencing a deeply spiritual atmosphere near the Holy Kaaba.
According to Saudi Press Agency, hotels and residential units across Makkah continue to receive growing numbers of visitors, offering an integrated system of services designed to ensure visitors' comfort and facilitate their stay, thereby enhancing their spiritual experience during this period of the holy month.
Visitors to Makkah can also enrich their itineraries through several cultural and knowledge-based destinations. The Makkah Clock Tower Museum, which offers diverse scientific and historical content, and the Quran Museum near Mount Hira-the first museum dedicated to the Holy Quran-provide an interactive experience that highlights the greatness of the Quran and its impact on the lives of Muslims through modern exhibition halls and advanced technologies.
The Revelation Exhibition also stands out as a distinctive destination, offering a rich audiovisual experience that presents the story of the Holy Quran's revelation to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the early stages of the message in Makkah.