# 14 Days Umrah Package from Pakistan 2026 — Complete Guide with Prices

Planning your sacred journey to the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah? A **14 days Umrah package from Pakistan** offers the perfect balance between spiritual fulfillment and comfortable travel. Unlike shorter 7-day trips that feel rushed or extended 21-day packages that strain budgets, 14 days gives you ample time to perform Umrah rituals with peace, explore the holy sites, and return home spiritually renewed.
In this comprehensive 2026 guide, we break down everything you need to know — from day-by-day itineraries and hotel recommendations to real prices departing from Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad. Whether you’re a first-time pilgrim or a seasoned traveller, this guide will help you plan the perfect Umrah trip.
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## Why Choose a 14-Day Umrah Package from Pakistan?
A 14-day itinerary is one of the most popular durations among Pakistani pilgrims, and for good reason:
– **Sufficient time in both holy cities** — Typically 8–9 days in Makkah and 5–6 days in Madinah, allowing unhurried worship.
– **Cost-effective** — More affordable per day than 7-day express packages, with better hotel rates for longer stays.
– **Comfortable pacing** — No need to rush through Tawaf, Sa’i, or Ziyarat. Elderly pilgrims and families with children especially benefit.
– **Ziyarat opportunities** — Enough time to visit historical Islamic sites in both Makkah and Madinah.
– **Rest days built in** — Recovery time between intense worship days, reducing fatigue and illness risk.
> **Pro Tip:** The 14-day window also provides a buffer for any flight delays, visa processing hiccups, or unexpected schedule changes — something shorter packages cannot accommodate.
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## 14 Days Umrah Package Prices from Pakistan (2026)
Prices vary based on departure city, hotel star rating, airline, and season. Below are estimated 2026 prices in PKR per person for our standard 14-day Umrah packages.
### Price Table: 14-Day Umrah Package from Lahore (2026)
| Package Type | Hotel (Makkah) | Hotel (Madinah) | Price (PKR/person) |
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| Economy | 2-star (2 km+ from Haram) | 2-star (1.5 km+ from Haram) | PKR 165,000 – 195,000 |
| Standard | 3-star (1–1.5 km from Haram) | 3-star (800m–1 km from Haram) | PKR 210,000 – 260,000 |
| Premium | 4-star (500m–800m from Haram) | 4-star (300m–600m from Haram) | PKR 290,000 – 370,000 |
| VIP/Luxury | 5-star (Haram view, <300m) | 5-star (Prophet's Mosque view) | PKR 420,000 – 600,000+ |
**Flights:** Included (PIA, Saudia Airlines, or Airblue from Allama Iqbal International Airport)
**Visa:** Included
**Transport:** AC bus between Makkah & Madinah included
### Price Table: 14-Day Umrah Package from Karachi (2026)
| Package Type | Hotel (Makkah) | Hotel (Madinah) | Price (PKR/person) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | 2-star (2 km+ from Haram) | 2-star (1.5 km+ from Haram) | PKR 155,000 – 185,000 |
| Standard | 3-star (1–1.5 km from Haram) | 3-star (800m–1 km from Haram) | PKR 200,000 – 250,000 |
| Premium | 4-star (500m–800m from Haram) | 4-star (300m–600m from Haram) | PKR 280,000 – 360,000 |
| VIP/Luxury | 5-star (Haram view, <300m) | 5-star (Prophet's Mosque view) | PKR 400,000 – 580,000+ |
**Flights:** Included (PIA, Saudia Airlines, or flydubai via Dubai from Jinnah International Airport)
**Visa:** Included
**Transport:** AC bus between Makkah & Madinah included
### Price Table: 14-Day Umrah Package from Islamabad (2026)
| Package Type | Hotel (Makkah) | Hotel (Madinah) | Price (PKR/person) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | 2-star (2 km+ from Haram) | 2-star (1.5 km+ from Haram) | PKR 170,000 – 200,000 |
| Standard | 3-star (1–1.5 km from Haram) | 3-star (800m–1 km from Haram) | PKR 215,000 – 265,000 |
| Premium | 4-star (500m–800m from Haram) | 4-star (300m–600m from Haram) | PKR 295,000 – 375,000 |
| VIP/Luxury | 5-star (Haram view, <300m) | 5-star (Prophet's Mosque view) | PKR 430,000 – 610,000+ |
**Flights:** Included (PIA, Saudia Airlines, or Air Sial from Islamabad International Airport)
**Visa:** Included
**Transport:** AC bus between Makkah & Madinah included
> **Note:** Prices are per person on twin/triple sharing basis. Single occupancy supplements apply. Peak season (Ramadan, December, school holidays) may increase prices by 20–40%. Contact us for the latest 2026 rates and customized packages.
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## What’s Included in a Standard 14-Day Umrah Package?
Every reputable 14 days Umrah package from Pakistan should include:
– ✅ **Return airfare** (economy class, with option to upgrade)
– ✅ **Umrah visa processing** (Saudi e-visa or group visa)
– ✅ **Hotel accommodation** in Makkah and Madinah (as per selected category)
– ✅ **Ground transportation** — Airport transfers + intercity bus (Makkah ↔ Madinah)
– ✅ **Breakfast** (some packages include half-board or full-board meals)
– ✅ **Ziyarat tours** in Makkah and Madinah with a knowledgeable guide
– ✅ **Travel insurance** covering medical emergencies
– ✅ **24/7 local support** from the group leader/mutawwif
### What’s Typically NOT Included
– ❌ Lunch and dinner (unless you select a full-board upgrade)
– ❌ Personal shopping and souvenirs
– ❌ Additional Ziyarat beyond the standard itinerary
– ❌ Wheelchair or mobility assistance (available on request at extra cost)
– ❌ PCR tests or quarantine costs (if applicable per Saudi regulations)
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## Day-by-Day Itinerary: 14-Day Umrah Package from Pakistan
Here is a detailed day-by-day breakdown of a typical 14-day Umrah itinerary. This schedule is designed for comfort and spiritual depth.
### Phase 1: Arrival & Makkah (Day 1 – Day 9)
**Day 1 — Departure from Pakistan**
– Depart from your city (Lahore, Karachi, or Islamabad) on a direct or connecting flight to Jeddah (King Abdulaziz International Airport).
– Flight duration: 3.5–5 hours (direct) or 7–10 hours (via Dubai/Doha).
– Arrive in Jeddah, clear immigration and customs.
– Transfer to Makkah by air-conditioned bus (approx. 1–1.5 hours).
– Check in to your hotel. Rest and acclimatize.
**Day 2 — Umrah Performance**
– After Fajr prayer, prepare for Umrah.
– Don Ihram at the Miqat point (hotel or designated Miqat).
– Perform **Tawaf** (7 circuits around the Kaaba).
– Perform **Sa’i** (7 walks between Safa and Marwah).
– Complete with Halq/Taqseer (shaving/trimming hair).
– Rest at the hotel. Attend Isha prayer at Masjid al-Haram.
**Day 3 — Worship at Masjid al-Haram**
– Five daily prayers at the Haram.
– Optional Tawaf-e-Qudoom (if not done on Day 2).
– Personal Quran recitation and reflection time.
– Evening: Explore the area around the Haram; purchase essentials.
**Day 4 — Ziyarat in Makkah**
– Visit **Jabal al-Noor** (Cave of Hira — where the first revelation came).
– Visit **Jabal Thawr** (Cave of Thawr — where the Prophet ﷺ hid during Hijrah).
– Visit **Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah** (Hajj sites).
– Visit **Jannat al-Mu’alla** (historic cemetery of Makkah).
– Return for Maghrib and Isha prayers at the Haram.
**Day 5 — Deep Worship Day**
– Tahajjud prayer at the Haram (if accessible).
– Duha prayer and personal supplication.
– Quran recitation — aim to complete a significant portion.
– Attend any available Islamic lectures at the Haram.
**Day 6 — Optional Second Umrah**
– Travel to Masjid Aisha (Taneem) — the nearest Miqat for Makkah residents.
– Perform a second Umrah (optional but highly rewarding).
– Rest in the afternoon.
– Isha prayer at the Haram.
**Day 7 — Shopping & Rest**
– Morning prayers at the Haram.
– Visit local markets: **Al Hijaz Mall**, **Makkah Mall**, or shops near the Haram.
– Purchase dates, Zamzam water, prayer mats, and gifts for family.
– Rest day — important for physical recovery.
**Day 8 — Additional Ziyarat & Worship**
– Visit **Masjid Jin** (where a group of Jinn accepted Islam).
– Visit the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (exterior view).
– Afternoon: Final extended Tawaf session.
– Pack and prepare for departure to Madinah.
**Day 9 — Travel to Madinah**
– After Fajr prayer, check out from Makkah hotel.
– Depart for Madinah by AC bus (approx. 4–5 hours, 420 km).
– Arrive in Madinah. Check in to hotel.
– Rest and freshen up.
– Visit **Masjid an-Nabawi** (Prophet’s Mosque) for Maghrib and Isha prayers.
– First glimpse of the Green Dome — an emotional, unforgettable moment.
### Phase 2: Madinah (Day 10 – Day 14)
**Day 10 — Masjid an-Nabawi & Prophet’s ﷺ Grave**
– Attend Fajr prayer at the Prophet’s Mosque.
– Visit **Riyadh al-Jannah** (Garden of Paradise — area between the Prophet’s pulpit and grave). This requires patience; go early.
– Send Salam upon the Prophet ﷺ and his companions Abu Bakr (RA) and Umar (RA).
– Visit the library and the mosque’s historical sections.
– Afternoon rest. Isha prayer at the mosque.
**Day 11 — Ziyarat in Madinah**
– Visit **Masjid Quba** — the first mosque in Islam. Pray 2 Rak’ah (reward equals one Umrah).
– Visit **Uhud Mountain and Martyrs’ Cemetery** — site of the Battle of Uhud. Visit the grave of Hamza (RA).
– Visit **Masjid al-Qiblatain** — where the Qibla was changed from Jerusalem to Makkah.
– Visit the **Seven Mosques** (Sab’a Masajid) area.
– Return for Maghrib and Isha at the Prophet’s Mosque.
**Day 12 — Date Gardens & Cultural Visit**
– Visit the **Madinah Date Gardens** — sample and purchase premium Ajwa and Sukkari dates.
– Visit the **Madain Saleh (Al-Hijr)** excursion (optional full-day trip, extra cost) — the archaeological site mentioned in the Quran.
– Afternoon: Extended worship at Masjid an-Nabawi.
– Evening shopping at **Taiba Commercial Center** or **Al Noor Mall**.
**Day 13 — Final Worship Day**
– Tahajjud at Masjid an-Nabawi.
– Complete any remaining Quran recitation.
– Final visit to Riyadh al-Jannah (if possible).
– Farewell Tawaf is not applicable in Madinah, but take time for deep personal supplication.
– Write down your du’a list and make heartfelt prayers for yourself, family, and the Ummah.
– Pack for departure.
**Day 14 — Return to Pakistan**
– Attend Fajr prayer at the Prophet’s Mosque one last time.
– Check out from Madinah hotel.
– Transfer to Madinah’s Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport (or bus to Jeddah airport, depending on package).
– Depart for Pakistan.
– Arrive home with a heart full of peace and spiritual fulfillment. **Mabroor Umrah accepted, Insha’Allah!**
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## Hotel Recommendations for Makkah (2026)
Choosing the right hotel can make or break your Umrah experience. Here are our top picks by category:
### Budget Hotels (2-Star) — Economy Packages
– **Hotel Al Kiswah Towers** — Clean, basic, about 2 km from Haram. Shuttle service available.
– **Dar Al Eiman Grand** — Affordable with decent amenities, 1.5 km from Haram.
### Mid-Range Hotels (3-Star) — Standard Packages
– **Makkah Hotel (by Hilton)** — Reliable brand, 1 km from Haram. Great breakfast buffet.
– **Al Marwa Rayhaan by Rotana** — Connected to the Makkah Clock Tower, walking distance to Haram.
### Premium Hotels (4-Star) — Premium Packages
– **Swissôtel Makkah** — Excellent service, 600m from Haram. Stunning views.
– **Pullman Zamzam Makkah** — Directly overlooking the Haram. Ideal for families.
### Luxury Hotels (5-Star) — VIP Packages
– **Fairmont Makkah Clock Royal Tower** — The closest hotel to the Haram. Haram-view rooms available.
– **Raffles Makkah Palace** — Ultra-luxury, private Tawaf access, personal butler service.
– **Conrad Makkah** — Modern luxury, 5-minute walk to the Haram.
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## Hotel Recommendations for Madinah (2026)
### Budget Hotels (2-Star) — Economy Packages
– **Al Eiman Taibah Hotel** — Basic but comfortable, 1.5 km from Prophet’s Mosque.
– **Dar Al Iman InterContinental (Standard rooms)** — Reliable, 1.2 km from Haram.
### Mid-Range Hotels (3-Star) — Standard Packages
– **Madinah Hilton** — Well-maintained, 900m from Prophet’s Mosque.
– **Leader Al Muna Kareem** — Popular among Pakistani groups, 800m from Haram.
### Premium Hotels (4-Star) — Premium Packages
– **Anwar Al Madinah Mövenpick** — Modern, 400m from Prophet’s Mosque. Excellent restaurant.
– **Millennium Al Aqeeq** — Spacious rooms, 350m from Haram. Family-friendly.
### Luxury Hotels (5-Star) — VIP Packages
– **Oberoi Madinah** — Ultra-luxury, closest to the Prophet’s Mosque. Flawless service.
– **Shaza Madinah** — Boutique luxury, walking distance, stunning interiors.
– **Pullman Madinah** — 5-star comfort with direct mosque access.
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## Essential Tips for Your 14-Day Umrah Trip from Pakistan
### 📋 Before You Travel
1. **Apply for your Umrah visa early** — Processing takes 5–10 business days. Apply at least 3–4 weeks before your intended departure. Your travel agency will handle this, but ensure your passport has 6+ months validity.
2. **Get vaccinated** — Meningitis (ACWY) vaccination is mandatory. COVID-19 vaccination may also be required depending on current Saudi regulations. Visit your nearest government hospital or travel clinic.
3. **Pack light but smart** — Saudi Arabia is hot (35–45°C in summer). Pack:
– Light, modest clothing (2–3 sets of Ihram for men)
– Comfortable walking sandals (you’ll walk 5–10 km daily)
– Sunscreen, hat, and a small umbrella
– Basic medications (Panadol, Imodium, ORS sachets, band-aids)
– A money belt for valuables
4. **Learn the rituals** — Watch video tutorials on Tawaf, Sa’i, and Ihram rules. Understanding the rituals beforehand prevents confusion and allows you to focus on worship.
5. **Saudi Riyals** — Exchange PKR to SAR before departure or at Jeddah airport. Budget approximately SAR 500–1,000 for personal expenses over 14 days.
### 🕌 During Your Stay
6. **Hydrate constantly** — Dehydration is the #1 health issue for Pakistani pilgrims. Carry a water bottle everywhere. Zamzam water is freely available at the Haram.
7. **Use the Haram’s upper floors** — The ground floor near the Kaaba is extremely crowded, especially during prayer times. The upper floors offer a better experience, especially for families.
8. **Keep your group’s schedule** — Missing the bus between cities or Ziyarat tours is common. Set phone alarms for all group activities.
9. **Protect your belongings** — Pickpocketing can occur in dense crowds. Keep your phone, wallet, and passport in a secure cross-body bag or money belt.
10. **Stay connected** — Buy a Saudi SIM card at the airport (STC, Mobily, or Zain). Data packages cost SAR 50–100 for 14 days. WhatsApp calls to Pakistan are the most affordable way to stay in touch.
### 🏥 Health & Safety
11. **Rest when needed** — The Saudi heat is no joke. Take afternoon breaks at your hotel, especially between Dhuhr and Asr prayers.
12. **Eat light meals** — Heavy meals in the heat cause fatigue. Stick to dates, fruits, rice, and light curries. Avoid street food.
13. **First aid kit** — Carry basic supplies. Pharmacies are available near both Harams but can be expensive.
14. **Emergency contacts** — Save your travel agency’s Saudi contact number, the Pakistani Embassy in Jeddah (012-283-5588), and the Saudi emergency number (911).
### 💡 Money-Saving Tips
15. **Book during off-peak season** — Avoid Ramadan, December holidays, and Hajj season. January–March and September–November offer the best prices for 14-day Umrah packages from Pakistan.
16. **Group packages are cheaper** — Travelling with a group (15–30 people) reduces per-person costs significantly compared to individual packages.
17. **Twin/triple sharing** — Sharing a room with family or friends cuts hotel costs by 30–50%.
18. **Eat where locals eat** — Restaurants 500m+ from the Haram offer authentic Pakistani and Arab food at half the price of restaurants near the Haram gates.
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## Best Time to Book a 14-Day Umrah Package from Pakistan in 2026
| Month | Weather | Crowd Level | Price Level | Recommendation |
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| January | Cool (15–25°C) | Low | Moderate | ⭐ Excellent |
| February | Cool (17–27°C) | Low | Moderate | ⭐ Excellent |
| March | Pleasant (20–30°C) | Low–Medium | Moderate | ⭐ Very Good |
| April | Warm (25–35°C) | Medium | Moderate | Good |
| May | Hot (30–40°C) | Low | Low | Budget-friendly |
| June | Very Hot (35–45°C) | Low | Low | Budget (heat caution) |
| July | Very Hot (38–48°C) | Very Low | Low | Budget (extreme heat) |
| August | Very Hot (37–46°C) | Low | Low | Budget (extreme heat) |
| September | Hot (33–40°C) | Low | Low–Moderate | Good |
| October | Warm (28–36°C) | Medium | Moderate | ⭐ Very Good |
| November | Pleasant (22–30°C) | Medium–High | High | Popular season |
| December | Cool (16–24°C) | High | Very High | Peak (book early) |
**Best overall value:** January, February, or September — pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and reasonable prices.
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## How to Choose the Right 14-Day Umrah Package from Pakistan
When comparing Umrah packages, consider these factors beyond just the price:
1. **Hotel distance from Haram** — A hotel that’s 2 km away may save money, but you’ll spend SAR 20–30/day on taxis. A closer hotel often pays for itself.
2. **Airline quality** — Direct flights (PIA, Saudia) save 4–6 hours vs. connecting flights (flydubai, Air Arabia). Worth the price difference for elderly pilgrims.
3. **Ziyarat tours included** — Some agencies charge extra for Ziyarat. Ensure Makkah and Madinah Ziyarat are included in your package price.
4. **Group leader (Mutawwif)** — An experienced, Urdu-speaking Mutawwif is invaluable, especially for first-timers. Ask about the guide’s experience.
5. **Cancellation policy** — Life is unpredictable. Choose an agency with flexible cancellation and date-change policies.
6. **Reviews and reputation** — Check Google reviews, Facebook groups, and ask your local mosque community for recommendations.
> **Ready to book your 14-day Umrah package from Pakistan?** Our team at HP Travel & Tours has been serving Pakistani pilgrims for years with trusted, transparent, and affordable packages. **[Contact us today](https://hptraveltours.com/contact/)** for a customized quote tailored to your budget and preferences.
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## Documents Required for 14-Day Umrah from Pakistan
Make sure you have the following documents ready:
– ✅ Valid Pakistani passport (minimum 6 months validity from travel date)
– ✅ Passport-size photographs (white background, recent)
– ✅ CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card) copy
– ✅ Meningitis vaccination certificate (mandatory)
– ✅ COVID-19 vaccination certificate (check current requirements)
– ✅ Confirmed return flight ticket
– ✅ Hotel booking confirmation
– ✅ Travel insurance policy
– ✅ Completed Umrah visa application form (your travel agency will assist)
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## Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
### 1. How much does a 14-day Umrah package from Pakistan cost in 2026?
A 14-day Umrah package from Pakistan in 2026 costs between **PKR 155,000 and PKR 610,000+ per person**, depending on the departure city, hotel category, and travel season. Economy packages start around PKR 155,000–170,000, while VIP luxury packages with 5-star hotels near the Haram can exceed PKR 600,000. Contact [HP Travel & Tours](https://hptraveltours.com/contact/) for the latest prices and customized packages.
### 2. How many days are enough for Umrah from Pakistan?
**14 days is considered ideal** for a Umrah trip from Pakistan. It allows 8–9 days in Makkah and 5–6 days in Madinah, providing enough time for worship, Ziyarat, rest, and shopping without feeling rushed. Shorter 7-day packages are possible but feel hurried, especially for first-time pilgrims.
### 3. What is the cheapest month to perform Umrah from Pakistan in 2026?
The cheapest months for a 14-day Umrah package from Pakistan are **May through August** (excluding Hajj season). During these months, lower demand means airlines and hotels offer significant discounts. However, be prepared for extreme heat (35–48°C). If you want a balance of good weather and affordable prices, **January, February, and September** are the best options.
### 4. Can I perform a second Umrah during my 14-day trip?
Yes, you can perform **multiple Umrahs** during your 14-day stay. The most common approach is to perform your first Umrah upon arrival and then do a second Umrah from Masjid Aisha (Taneem), which is the nearest Miqat point to Makkah. Some pilgrims perform 3–4 Umrahs during a 14-day trip. Each additional Umrah requires travelling to a Miqat, donning Ihram, and repeating the full ritual.
### 5. Is a 14-day Umrah package suitable for elderly pilgrims?
Absolutely. A 14-day itinerary is **highly recommended for elderly pilgrims** because it doesn’t require rushing between cities or cramming activities. The relaxed pace allows rest days between intensive worship sessions. When booking, request hotels closest to the Haram to minimize walking, and consider wheelchair assistance at the Haram if needed. Our packages at [HP Travel & Tours](https://hptraveltours.com/contact/) can be customized for elderly pilgrims with special needs.
### 6. What should I pack for a 14-day Umrah trip from Pakistan?
Essential items include:
– **Ihram** (2 sets for men, modest clothing for women)
– **Comfortable walking sandals** (break them in before the trip)
– **Light, breathable clothing** (Saudi heat is intense)
– **Sunscreen SPF 50+, hat, and small umbrella**
– **Basic medications** (Panadol, Imodium, ORS, allergy medicine)
– **Money belt** for valuables
– **Power bank** (you’ll use your phone heavily for maps and communication)
– **Saudi SIM card** or international roaming activated
– **Small Quran and du’a book**
– **Ziplock bags** for Zamzam water transport
### 7. Do I need a visa for Umrah from Pakistan in 2026?
Yes, Pakistani citizens need a **Saudi Umrah visa** to perform Umrah. In 2026, the Saudi government issues Umrah visas through authorized travel agencies. The process is largely digital — your travel agency submits the application online, and the e-visa is typically processed within 5–10 business days. The visa cost is included in all standard Umrah packages from Pakistan.
### 8. Can I travel for Umrah independently without a travel agency?
While Saudi Arabia now allows individual tourist e-visas, **it is strongly recommended to book through an authorized Umrah travel agency** from Pakistan. Agencies handle visa processing, flight bookings, hotel reservations near the Haram, ground transportation, and provide a group leader (Mutawwif) who guides you through the rituals. Independent travel is possible but significantly more complex and often more expensive for Pakistani pilgrims.
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## Book Your 14-Day Umrah Package from Pakistan Today
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– 🕋 **Customized 14-day packages** from Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad
– 🏨 **Handpicked hotels** within walking distance of the Haram
– ✈️ **Direct flights** on PIA and Saudi Airlines
– 👨✈️ **Experienced Urdu-speaking guides** for the entire journey
– 💰 **Transparent pricing** — no hidden costs, ever
– 📞 **24/7 support** before, during, and after your trip
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May Allah accept your Umrah and grant you a Mabroor journey. Ameen.
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*Last updated: July 2026 | Prices are subject to change based on availability and Saudi government regulations. [Contact HP Travel & Tours](https://hptraveltours.com/contact/) for the most current rates and package details.*
Return Ticket Prices — Pakistan to Jeddah/Madinah (August 2026)
Return flight ticket prices vary by airline, season, and booking time. Below are current market rates:
| Route | Airline | Return Price (PKR) | Flight Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lahore → Jeddah → Lahore | Air Arabia (1-stop) | PKR 122,000 – 140,000 | Economy |
| Lahore → Jeddah → Lahore | PIA (Direct) | PKR 155,000 – 180,000 | Economy |
| Lahore → Jeddah → Lahore | Saudia (Direct) | PKR 160,000 – 195,000 | Economy |
| Lahore → Madinah → Lahore | Air Sial (Direct) | PKR 145,000 – 170,000 | Economy |
| Karachi → Jeddah → Karachi | Airblue (Direct) | PKR 110,000 – 140,000 | Economy |
| Karachi → Jeddah → Karachi | Saudia (Direct) | PKR 130,000 – 165,000 | Economy |
| Islamabad → Jeddah → Islamabad | PIA / Saudia | PKR 125,000 – 160,000 | Economy |
Note:
- Ticket prices are NOT included in competitor package prices — they charge separately
- At HP Travel & Tours, ticket prices are INCLUDED in our package prices
- Prices increase 30-50% during Ramadan and December holidays
- Book 2-3 months early for best rates
- Business class tickets cost 2-3x more than economy
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