Travel During Hajj
Miná is only accessible to pilgrims during the Hajj period, so plan your visit accordingly.





Miná, located 8 kilometers southeast of Mecca, is renowned for its role in the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Known as the 'City of Tents', it provides accommodation for up to 3 million pilgrims in over 100,000 air-conditioned tents. The valley is a focal point for the Jamarat ritual, where pilgrims participate in the symbolic stoning of the Devil. Miná's infrastructure and capacity make it a unique and essential part of the Hajj experience, highlighting its importance in Islamic tradition.
Miná, located 8 kilometers southeast of Mecca, is renowned for its role in the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Known as the 'City of Tents', it provides accommodation for up to 3 million pilgrims in over 100,000 air-conditioned tents. The valley is a focal point for the Jamarat ritual, where pilgrims participate in the symbolic stoning of the Devil. Miná's infrastructure and capacity make it a unique and essential part of the Hajj experience, highlighting its importance in Islamic tradition.
Largest tent city in the world.
Key site for the Hajj pilgrimage.
Home to the Jamarat ritual.
Close access to Mecca, ideal for Hajj pilgrims.
Accommodates millions with extensive tent facilities.
Integral to the Hajj pilgrimage with significant religious rituals.
Miná is only accessible to pilgrims during the Hajj period, so plan your visit accordingly.
Experience the unique tent accommodations, which are air-conditioned and designed to house millions of pilgrims.
Pilgrims participating in Hajj.
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Pilgrimage
Engage in the Jamarat ritual, a significant part of the Hajj pilgrimage.
During Hajj
Miná is not accessible outside the Hajj period, which typically occurs in the summer months.
Hajj takes place during this time, making Miná a bustling hub for pilgrims.
Miná remains closed to visitors outside the Hajj season.
Miná is not accessible as it is dedicated to the Hajj pilgrimage during the summer.