28 Days Umrah Package from Pakistan 2026 — Extended Stay Prices and Itinerary
A 28 days Umrah package from Pakistan is perfect for pilgrims who want to spend an extended time in the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah. Perform Umrah at your own pace, pray at Haram daily, and visit all sacred sites without rushing. This is the most spiritually rewarding Umrah experience available, giving you nearly a full month to immerse yourself in worship and reflection.
Many pilgrims who choose the 28-day package say it was the best decision they made. Unlike shorter packages where you feel rushed to see everything in a few days, a 28-day stay allows you to truly absorb the spiritual energy of the holy cities. You can pray every single prayer at Masjid al-Haram or Masjid an-Nabawi for nearly a month, read the entire Quran at the Kaaba, and visit every historical site at a comfortable, unhurried pace.
The 28-day package is especially popular among retirees, business owners with flexible schedules, and families who want to give their children a deep, immersive Islamic education through direct experience of the holy sites. The extended stay also allows you to build friendships with other pilgrims from around the world, creating bonds that last a lifetime.
28 Days Umrah Package Prices 2026
| Package | Price (PKR) | Hotel | Transport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy 28 Days | 265,000 | 3-star, shared transport | Shared bus |
| Standard 28 Days | 345,000 | 4-star, private transport | Private van |
| VIP 28 Days | 520,000 | 5-star, luxury transport | Private GMC |
The 28-day package offers the best value per day compared to shorter durations. When you calculate the cost per night, a 28-day package costs significantly less per night than a 7-day or 14-day package. This makes it the most cost-effective option for pilgrims who have the time to stay longer.
28 Days Umrah Itinerary Week by Week
Week 1: Arrival and Settling in Makkah
Arrive at Jeddah King Abdulaziz Airport, where our team will receive you and transfer you to your hotel in Makkah. The drive from Jeddah to Makkah takes approximately 1-2 hours depending on traffic conditions. Once you check in and freshen up, you will perform your first Umrah — Tawaf around the Kaaba and Sai between Safa and Marwa. The first week is about adjusting to the environment, establishing your daily routine of five prayers at Masjid al-Haram, and beginning to experience the spiritual energy of the Grand Mosque.
During this first week, take your time to learn the layout of the mosque, find your preferred prayer spots, and discover the nearby restaurants and shops. There is no rush — you have nearly a month ahead of you. Many pilgrims find that the first week is when they experience the strongest emotional connection to the Kaaba, as the reality of being in the holiest site in Islam sinks in.
Week 2: Makkah Ziyarat and Deep Worship
The second week is dedicated to visiting all important Ziyarat sites in and around Makkah. These include Jabal al-Noor, the Mountain of Light, which is home to the Cave of Hira where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received the first revelation from Allah through Angel Jibreel. The climb is challenging but spiritually rewarding, and with 28 days available, you can take your time and rest as needed.
You will also visit Jannat al-Mualla, the historic cemetery where many of the Prophet’s family members and companions are buried. The Ziyarat tour includes Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah — the holy sites of Hajj. Standing at Arafat, where all pilgrims gather during Hajj, gives you a profound sense of unity with the Muslim Ummah. You will visit Jabal al-Thawr, the mountain where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Abu Bakr (RA) hid during their migration from Makkah to Madinah.
This week also allows time for extended worship at the Kaaba. You can spend hours reading Quran, making personal duas, and performing voluntary prayers. With 28 days, you have the luxury of spending entire days at the mosque without worrying about packing in activities.
Week 3: Madinah — City of the Prophet
Transfer to Madinah by air-conditioned bus. The journey takes approximately 4-5 hours through the Arabian desert. Check into your hotel near Masjid an-Nabawi, the Prophet’s Mosque. Spend the week praying at one of the three holiest mosques in Islam, visiting Rawdah al-Sharifah (described by the Prophet as a garden from the gardens of Paradise), paying respects at the Prophet’s Tomb, and exploring Jannat al-Baqi cemetery.
Other sacred sites in Madinah include Masjid Quba, the first mosque built in Islam where praying two rakats carries the reward of a complete Umrah. You will visit Masjid al-Qiblatain, the mosque where the Qibla direction was changed from Jerusalem to Makkah during prayer. Uhud Mountain, site of the famous Battle of Uhud, is another must-visit location where you can see the graves of the martyrs including Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib.
The Madinah date markets are also worth exploring. Madinah is famous for its premium Ajwa dates, which the Prophet (PBUH) recommended for health. You can buy dates, honey, perfume, and other gifts for your family back home.
Week 4: Return to Makkah and Departure
Return to Makkah for final Tawaf and prayers at Masjid al-Haram. This is your chance to make final duas at the Kaaba and say goodbye to the holiest site in Islam. Many pilgrims find this farewell Tawaf to be the most emotional moment of their entire trip. Shop for gifts, dates, perfume, and souvenirs. Transfer to Jeddah Airport for your flight back to Pakistan with a heart full of peace and spiritual fulfillment.
Why Choose 28 Days Over Shorter Durations?
- More time for spiritual reflection and daily prayers at Haram without rushing
- Visit ALL Ziyarat sites thoroughly, spending as much time as you want at each location
- Better value per day — the longer you stay, the less you pay per night
- Time to rest between activities, which is especially important for elderly pilgrims
- Experience both Makkah and Madinah fully, not just the highlights
- Perfect for retirees, business owners, and families with flexible schedules
- Read the entire Quran at the Kaaba — a life-changing spiritual experience
- Build lasting friendships with other pilgrims from around the world
- Learn about Islamic history in depth through extended Ziyarat tours
- Return home with a deeply transformed spiritual outlook on life
28 Days Umrah from Lahore
Direct flights from Allama Iqbal International Airport with 28 nights hotel stay in both Makkah and Madinah. All transfers, Ziyarat tours, and 24/7 support included. We recommend a split of 16 nights in Makkah and 12 nights in Madinah for the best experience. Compare with our 15-day package to see which duration works best for your schedule.
28 Days Umrah from Karachi
Premium 28-day package from Karachi with quality hotel options and comprehensive Ziyarat tours in both Makkah and Madinah. Karachi pilgrims can choose from economy, standard, or VIP options based on their budget and comfort preferences.
Is 28 Days Too Long for Umrah?
Not at all! Many pilgrims who choose 28 days say it was the best Umrah experience of their lives. The extended stay allows you to pray every single prayer at Haram for nearly a month. You have time to read the entire Quran at the Kaaba, visit every historical site, shop without rushing, and rest between activities. For retirees and those with flexible schedules, 28 days is the ideal duration that provides maximum spiritual benefit.
The common concern about 28 days being too long usually comes from people who have never experienced an extended stay. Once you are there, surrounded by the spiritual energy of the holy cities, you will wish you could stay even longer. Many pilgrims actually extend their stay once they are there because they don’t want to leave.
What is Included in 28 Days Package
- Return flights from Pakistan to Jeddah
- Umrah visa processing with complete documentation
- 28 nights hotel accommodation (16 nights Makkah, 12 nights Madinah)
- All airport transfers and intercity transport
- Guided Ziyarat tours in both Makkah and Madinah
- 24/7 customer support throughout your stay
- Travel insurance for the entire duration
- Daily breakfast at all hotels
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does 28-day Umrah cost from Pakistan?
A 28-day Umrah package costs between PKR 265,000 for economy to PKR 520,000 for VIP with 5-star hotels. The economy package offers excellent value with clean 3-star hotels and all essential services included.
Can I split 28 days between Makkah and Madinah?
Yes! We recommend 16 days Makkah and 12 days Madinah for the best balance. However, you can customize the split based on your preferences. Some pilgrims prefer more time in Madinah, while others want to spend most of their time in Makkah.
What if I want to extend beyond 28 days?
We can arrange custom packages for any duration. Contact us to discuss your requirements and we will create a personalized itinerary for you.
Ready for an extended Umrah journey? Get a 28-day quote or WhatsApp +92 304 4444 764.
See also: 21 Days | 14 Days | Budget Packages | VIP Packages
