Ramadan Umrah Packages Pakistan (2026 / 2027)
Perform Umrah during the blessed month of Ramadan with confirmed accommodations near the Holy Sanctuaries. Transparent packages from Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi covering the First 20 Days, Last 10 Days, or the Full Month.
Ramadan Pilgrimage Options
First 20 Days of Ramadan
Ideal for peaceful devotion with balanced pricing
- Manageable prayer courtyard crowds
- Daily Suhoor buffets included
- Return flights via Jeddah/Madinah
- 10–14 nights itinerary options
Last 10 Days & Laylatul Qadr
Witness the climax of Ramadan and Khatam al-Quran
- Hotels within 1–5 min walk to Haram
- Tahajjud & Qiyam ul-Layl support
- Optional Eid in Madinah itinerary
- Confirmed prepaid hotel voucher
Full Month of Ramadan
Complete 30-day immersion in Makkah & Madinah
- Split stay: 15 nights Makkah, 15 nights Madinah
- Apartment or hotel suite with kitchenette
- Dedicated local support for the entire month
- Celebrate Eid al-Fitr in the Holy Land
Frequently Asked Questions — Ramadan Umrah
When should Pakistani pilgrims book their Ramadan Umrah packages?
Due to extreme demand and official Saudi hotel allocation quotas, pilgrims are strongly advised to secure their bookings 3 to 6 months prior to Ramadan (during Jumada al-Thani or Rajab) to guarantee walking-distance hotels and avoid steep last-minute flight surcharges.
What is the difference between First 20 Days and Last 10 Days packages?
The first 20 days offer a serene spiritual atmosphere with manageable crowds and moderate pricing. The last 10 days encompass the blessed night of Laylatul Qadr, Khatam al-Quran, and optional Itikaf in Masjid al-Haram, which experience peak pilgrim attendance and premium hotel tariffs.
Are Suhoor and Iftar meals included in the package?
Our Ramadan packages provide confirmed daily Suhoor (Sehri) buffets at your hotel. Optional Iftar dining packages can be arranged, though many pilgrims choose to experience the communal Iftar carpets inside the Haram courtyards.
How do you assist with Nusuk Umrah permits during peak Ramadan?
During Ramadan, the Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah restricts each pilgrim to one official Umrah permit via the Nusuk platform to prevent overcrowding. Our support team assists you in scheduling your permit slot well in advance.