Umrah Package – with Ziyarat of Taif

This Umrah Package from Pakistan is an 11 day Jamadi us Sani group departing 30th November 2026, and it carries something most Umrah groups do not: a special ziyarat of Taif. Passports must reach our office by 5 November 2026, and seats close as soon as that deadline passes.

The ziyarat of Taif

Taif is what sets this Umrah Package from Pakistan apart. It sits in the mountains about ninety kilometres from Makkah. It is where the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.w) went to call the people to Islam and was driven out, and where the ayat of mercy was revealed to him afterwards. Most Umrah groups from Pakistan never go there because it costs a full day out of the itinerary. This group does, and for many pilgrims it turns out to be the part of the journey they remember most clearly.

The Taif excursion is included in the package price, not sold as an add on once you are in Saudi Arabia.

Makkah, Madina and the 11 day programme

The rest of the itinerary follows the shape you would expect from a well run Umrah Package from Pakistan. In Makkah you perform Umrah with the group, with guided ziyarat of Jabal-e-Noor, Jabal-e-Thawr, Mina, Muzdalifah and Arafat. In Madina the group prays at Masjid-e-Nabawi and visits Jannat-ul-Baqi, Masjid-e-Quba, Masjid-e-Qiblatain and the site of the Battle of Uhud.

If this is your first journey, our first time Umrah guide explains the rituals in order, and the Umrah packing checklist covers what to carry from Pakistan.

Who this group suits

An Umrah Package from Pakistan that includes Taif works best for pilgrims who want more than the minimum itinerary: families travelling together, first timers who would rather see the historical sites with a guide than find them alone, and returning pilgrims who have already performed Umrah and want a different journey this time. The room options mean a family of four can share and bring the per person cost down, while couples can take a double without being placed with strangers. An Umrah Package from Pakistan booked as a group also means someone from our team is with you from the airport onwards.

Hotels, meals and transport

On this Umrah Package from Pakistan the group stays at Al Jaad Mehbas or similar in Makkah and Gulnar Taiba or similar in Madina, both chosen for their walking distance to the Haramain. Meals are provided throughout the trip, and ground transportation covers airport transfers, the road journey between Makkah and Madina, and the day trip to Taif.

Umrah Package from Pakistan price and room options

Pricing on this Umrah Package from Pakistan depends on how you share a room. Quad sharing is Rs 235,000 per person, triple sharing is Rs 365,000, and double sharing is Rs 410,000. Departures from Punjab carry an additional USD 150. Every option covers visa processing, return air tickets, hotel accommodation, meals, ground transport, the complete guided ziyarat and the Taif excursion.

Cost is subject to visa policy and airfare fluctuations, and the exchange rate applies to the USD amount on the date of actual payment. If you are still choosing a month, our note on the best time to perform Umrah compares seasons, crowds and costs across the year.

Why book a group rather than travel alone

Thirty five years of arranging Umrah groups from Karachi go into the parts a pilgrim never sees: permits and visas handled in advance, tickets issued early, hotels booked before rates climb, and a fixed daily programme so that nobody is left working out transport in an unfamiliar city. Saudi Arabia operates Nusuk, the official Hajj and Umrah platform, and we handle that process on your behalf as part of the package.

How to book

Seats on this Umrah Package from Pakistan are limited and the room categories fill at different speeds, so quad sharing usually closes first. Message us on WhatsApp at +92 325 8990053 to confirm availability, browse all current Umrah and Ziyarat packages if you need different dates, or contact us to discuss family and group bookings.