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This city, which has the largest pilgrimage center in the world, is also one of the most inaccessible for the non-believing population. Muslim beliefs are powerful and rigid so it is seldom possible to make this journey without being a Muslim. In any case, more and more non-Muslims are opting for this spiritual option, which brings the traditions of the Middle East into contact with knowledge of different places. Thanksgiving Umrah Packages By Monal Travels How to get to Mecca There are several ways to access this sacred city. The one that most believers choose is to try to go during the Hajj period (around the months of November and December), a holy month in which millions of Muslims make pilgrimage to this land. However, for non-believing foreigners the place is completely forbidden at this time, so it is recommended that if you want to go to Mecca to see its grandeur, you choose to do it at any other time of the year in the that the influx of tourism is not so high but it also allows the tourist to be imbued in its grandeur. To access Mecca, it is best to go, first, to Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia. Among the flights that can be found, there are those for approximately five hundred euros with round trips included. Once you are there, you can either choose to go walking on a small pilgrimage, or choose to go by conventional means of transport such as the bus. Recommendations For Traveling To Mecca In any case, being a tourist it is only possible to visit Mecca as well as other holy cities in the event that you are Muslim, so for conventional tourists it is completely forbidden. However, there is the possibility of obtaining the so-called visit visa that can be requested as long as a Muslim or expatriate "godfather" does the necessary paperwork to grant it. In that case, men will be the only ones who will be able to go to Saudi cities, although, as a general rule, entering the sacred rites is prohibited for non-Muslims. Either way, it will be perfect for those who require it. Also, women should wear veils at all times since Muslim laws in this regard are extremely strong and definite. It can lead to problems with the law that the woman in question travels alone. Millions of Muslims of all origins gather each year in Saudi Arabia to fulfill one of the pillars of Islam: the Hajj or the pilgrimage to Mecca. The event has become a lucrative business and is also an important financial asset for the economy of this oil-rich kingdom. Mohamed Zayan, a 53-year-old pilgrim from Tunisia, has waited his entire life to fulfill this religious obligation. But your dream doesn't come for free.