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Key points
- 15 days: 10 nights in Makkah, then 4 nights in Madinah. 20 days: 15 nights in Makkah, then 4 nights in Madinah.
- The Madinah stay is the same in both; the five extra nights are all in Makkah.
- 15 days is ₹89,999 and 20 days is ₹99,999 per person, both on 5-bed average sharing.
- 20 days suits elderly parents and anyone who wants an easier pace; 15 days suits limited leave.
- Compare hotel distance, room sharing and what is included, not only the price.
What both packages have in common
Our 15-day and 20-day group Umrah packages leave every week from Mumbai and follow the same pattern: Makkah first, then Madinah. The main things stay the same:
- Hotel up to 650 m from the Haram in Makkah
- Hotel about 200 m from Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah
- Indian buffet meals
- 5-bed average room sharing
- 4 nights in Madinah
Our team goes through what is included and what is not before you book.
15 days: focused and efficient
The days are fuller. After arriving and performing Umrah, you have a little over a week in Makkah before moving to Madinah.
- 10 nights in Makkah, then 4 nights in Madinah
- ₹89,999 per person, 5-bed average sharing
- Enough time for your Umrah and regular prayers in both Harams
- About two weeks away from work and home
20 days: more time, an easier pace
The extra days are all in Makkah. They give room to rest after the journey, to pray more in the Haram, and to recover if someone feels unwell.
- 15 nights in Makkah, then 4 nights in Madinah
- ₹99,999 per person, 5-bed average sharing
- Five extra nights in Makkah for prayer, tawaf and rest days
- Close to three weeks away from work and home
Side by side
- Nights in Makkah: 10 (15 days) or 15 (20 days)
- Nights in Madinah: 4 in both
- Price per person: ₹89,999 (15 days) or ₹99,999 (20 days), on 5-bed average sharing
- Pace: brisker with 15 days, more relaxed with 20 days
- Time away: about two weeks, or close to three weeks
- Rest: shorter breaks with 15 days, more room to recover with 20 days
Which one suits your family?
15 days often suits working people with limited leave, younger couples, and first-time pilgrims who are fit and comfortable walking.
20 days often suits elderly parents, families with small children, pilgrims who walk slowly or have health conditions, and anyone who wants more time in the Haram without rushing.
If you are unsure, think about the slowest walker in your group. Plan around their comfort, not the fittest person’s.
Questions to ask before you book
- How far is the hotel from the Haram, and is the walk flat or uphill?
- Does the hotel have lifts, and how busy are they at prayer times?
- How many people share a room, and how are families arranged?
- Which meals are included, and at what times?
- What is not included in the price?
- What happens if flight dates or times change?
- Whom do we call in Makkah and Madinah if we need help?
Our team confirms prices and stay plans for your departure. GST and TCS extra as applicable.
Questions
No. Both packages include 4 nights in Madinah. The five extra nights in the 20-day package are all in Makkah.
This guide is general travel information. For religious rulings, please ask a qualified scholar.
