6 Days
Al Aqsa Land Tour - 6 Days
Experience the heart and soul of Al-Quds on this 6-day journey, where faith, history, and culture come together in a way that touches both the mind and spirit. As you explore the sacred sites of Jerusalem, you’ll not only walk through centuries of history but also deepen your connection to a place revered by so many. Whether you’re looking to nurture your spiritual path or unravel the rich layers of this ancient city, this tour promises moments that will inspire and stay with you for a lifetime.
Highlights of the 6-Day Tour:
- Feel the spiritual power as you spend time at Al Aqsa Mosque, a site rich in history and devotion.
- Walk in the footsteps of the past with a visit to the Buraq Wall (Western Wall) and explore the traditions of the Jewish Quarter.
- Immerse yourself in the heart of the Old City, where four distinct quarters—Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and Armenian—come together, each with its own unique stories to tell.
- Discover over 30 sacred and historic landmarks, each offering a deeper connection to the spirit and history of Al-Quds.
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrival in Jerusalem
- Arrival at the hotel
- Welcome dinner and briefing on the next day's itinerary
Day 2: Old City of Jerusalem
- Fajr at Masjid Al-Aqsa
- A short tour of Al-Aqsa, explore the surrounding
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Guided tour of Aqsa and all the building in Al-Aqsa compound with a Scholar/Historian
- Before or after Dhuhr salah at Al Aqsa
- Free time
- Dinner after Esha salah with a short talk
Day 3: Religious and Historical Sites
- After fajr guided tour of Bab ul Rahma (Gate Of Mercy) & Muslim cemetery
- Breakfast at the hotel
- 2nd part of a guided walking tour before/after dhur salah
- Masjid Umar- Caliph Umar (ra) performed salah after the conquest of Jerusalem
- Church of the Holy Sepulchre- This is the holiest place for Christians in Jerusalem
- Khanqah of Salahuddin Ayyubi. The place where the famous Muslim general Salahuddin Ayyubi stayed when he wanted seclusion and carry out voluntary (nafl) worship
- Explore the Jewish/ Christian/ Muslim Quarters of the Old City
- Free time to explore Islamic museum in the Al Aqsa compound
- Free time and shopping in Old City
- Salah at Al Aqsa followed by dinner
Day 4: Jumma - Fridays Prayers
- Jummah. Free day
Day 5: Big Bus Tour
- Fajr at Masjid Al-Aqsa
- Big bus tour after breakfast
- Mount Mukabbir- Caliph Umar (ra) proclaimed Allah is great upon seeing masjid Al Aqsa for the 1st time
- Separation Wall & Banksy's Walled Off Hotel exhibition
- Masjid Khalil- Tomb of Prophet Ibrahim (upon him be peace) and his family
- Maqam Yunus- Tomb of Prophet Yunus (upon him be peace)
- Jericho (if time allows we will add the cable car ride to the mountain top cafe)
- Maqam Musa- Tomb of Prophet Musa (upon him be peace)
- Mount Olives in Jerusalem- Ultimate view of Masjid Al Aqsa and the surrounding
- Salah at Al Aqsa if traffic allows followed by dinner and a recap of the day
Day 6: Departure
- After Fajr: Brief summary of the trip
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Free time before departure
- Will leave for the airport and pray at the airport
- If time allows we will visit Bab-e-Lud, it will be here that towards the end of times the Prophet Isa (upon him be peace) will destroy Dajjal (the anti-Christ)
What’s Included:
- Accommodation in the famous Hashimi Hotel
- Daily breakfast and dinners
- Professional English-speaking guide
- Air conditioned transportation throughout the tour
- Pre Tour Seminars ( We will organise a WhatsApp group 7/10 days before departure. We will also provide travel advise via short videos to make the journey easy.)
What’s Not Included:
Visa Application Fee: Apply here https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/eligibilitynational
The optional extra excursions can be arranged for subgroups at their own expense. This can be done on day 4.
- Bethlehem. Biblical birthplace of Prophet Isa (upon him be peace)- Church of the Nativity, Dead sea
- Flights
- Tips and gratuities for guides, drivers, and hotel staff
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