• Al-Madinah al-Munawwarah - Embark on a spiritual journey from your hotel in Medina, visiting sites intimately connected to the life of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his companions.
• Ghars Well - Your first destination is Al-Ghars Well, one of the Prophet’s (SAW) cherished wells, celebrated for its pure water. The Prophet (SAW) drank from this well, performed ablution here, and requested that his body be washed with its water after his passing.
• Al-Faqir Well Visitor Center - Proceed to the Al-Faqir Well, historically associated with Salman Al-Farsi (RA) — the devoted companion of the Prophet (SAW). Once part of the orchard where Salman worked, this site embodies early Islamic history and the legacy of faith and perseverance.

Visit the Al-Hajim Well, believed to date back to pre-Islamic times. The Prophet (SAW) is also said to have drunk from this well. The surrounding date farm provides a peaceful glimpse into the traditional agricultural life of Medina.

Souq Al Kamasha (Cloth Market)
Before heading back, take a stroll through Souq Al Kamasha, one of Medina’s oldest traditional markets. With a history of over 430 years, this historic souq is brimming with textiles, spices, and tales of centuries-old trade.

• Medina - After a fulfilling day exploring Medina’s historic wells and markets, return to your hotel.

• Entrance fees
• Licensed English guide
• Pick and Drop off from City Hotels
• Audio guiding

• Food and Drinks
• Gratuities

The day begins with a visit to Al-Ghars Well, a cherished well of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), renowned for its pure water. The Prophet (SAW) drank from it, performed wudhu, and expressed a desire to be washed with its water after his passing. The journey continues to Al-Faqir (Salman Al-Farsi) Well, which was once part of an orchard where Salman Al-Farsi (RA) worked, rich in Islamic heritage. The next destination is Al-Hajim Well & Date Farm, believed to be from before the Islamic era and visited by the Prophet (SAW). This peaceful location provides a glimpse into the spiritual and agricultural history of the region. Before heading back, there is an exploration of Souq Al-Kamasha, one of Madinah’s oldest traditional markets, with a history spanning over 430 years, known for its lively textile stalls and cultural allure. After a brief walk through the souq, the day concludes with a return to the hotel, marking the end of an enlightening day.

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