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Private guided tour of historical Medina

From INR 26657
Private guided tour of historical Medina — Cultural & heritage things to do in Medina

Explore Medina's historical sites with a private guide, capturing stunning images and immersing in the city’s rich heritage over approximately three hours.

This private tour of Medina takes you through its historical and cultural landmarks. A knowledgeable guide will lead you to significant sites, allowing time for photography and reflection. Expect to spend about three hours visiting places that are central to the Prophet’s biography, enriching your understanding of the area’s history.

Transportation details are not specified, so plan to wear comfortable shoes for walking. Be sure to engage with your guide for insider insights and stories, making this an enriching experience amidst the captivating atmosphere of Medina.

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Good to know

What's included in this experience?+
• Exclusive transportation • Water in bottles • WiFi connectivity on board • Air conditioning in the vehicle
What should I know before booking?+
• Accessible for those using wheelchairs • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • Nearby public transportation options are available • Infants must sit on an adult's lap • Transportation services are accessible for wheelchairs • All areas and surfaces are accessible for wheelchairs • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels
What's the cancellation policy?+
To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the designated departure time.
How does pickup work?+
Pickup is arranged at hotels situated in Madinah.
What's the itinerary?+
• Spend time in the scenic Medina, creating lasting historical memories. • Visit significant battle sites including the Battle of Uhud and the Battle of the Trench, with a tour around Medina. • Engage in sightseeing tours of the key attractions in Medina with a knowledgeable guide. • Explore the historical and tourist sites throughout Medina with detailed insights shared about each location. • Visit the Quba Mosque, the first mosque in Islam, where prayers are believed to be equivalent to an Umrah. • See the initial place where the Prophet Muhammad prayed before reaching Quba. • Drink from the well of Ghars, which was used by the Prophet during his lifetime, particularly when he was ill. • Visit the farm and well of Salman Al-Farsi, where the Prophet planted 300 palm trees for his freedom. • Discover where the Prophet lived with his wife Maria Al-Qibtiyya, who was buried at this site. • Learn about the location of the first Friday prayer led by the Prophet, now known as the Friday Mosque. • Explore Quba Castle, an ancient structure associated with the Hashemite campaign against Fakhri Pasha and Turkish rule. • Visit the Al-Anbariya Mosque, constructed by the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II in 1908 as part of the Hejaz Railway project. • See the Hijaz Railway Station in Medina, which is the final destination of the Hijaz Railway, with historical significance dating back to its opening in 1908. • Visit Al-Suqia Mosque, built at the site where the Prophet prayed before the Battle of Badr. • Explore the well known as the Zamzam Well, located in Al-Hurrah Al-Gharbiyya and historically significant to the community. • Learn about Mrs. Fatima Al-Kubra’s well in Medina, which has connections to Zamzam Well in Makkah. • Visit the Seven Mosques, historically significant sites believed to consist of six mosques with Qiblatain Mosque included to make the number seven. • Understand the significance of the valley called Wadi Al-Aqiq, recognized for its association with the Prophet’s life and historical events in Medina. • Visit Saeed bin Al-Aas Palace, an ancient structure linked to the governance of Medina during the era of Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan. • Learn about the man from Banu Ghaffar who sold water from an eye used by the Prophet himself. • Visit the Shield Mosque, known for its connection to the Battle of Uhud, where the Prophet prayed before the battle. • Explore Bani Haritha Mosque, where the Prophet rested during his return from the Battle of Uhud, strategically important for defense. • Visit the Mount of Archers, where archers were stationed during the Battle of Uhud, today recognized for its historical value. • Examine the Martyrs' Cemetery, housing the graves of seventy companions, including the notable Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib, related to the Battle of Uhud. • Hear about the historical flooding of the valley and its implications on Medina's geography and water management. • Visit Shaq al-Mihras, a refuge site for the Prophet during the Battle of Uhud, where supporters defended him. • Understand the historical relevance of a small mosque near Uhud, where the Prophet prayed amidst the battle's aftermath. • Reflect on the significance of Mount Uhud, cherished by Muslims for its deep connection to Islamic history and the Prophet.

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