Thousands of pilgrims are arriving in Madinah to visit the tomb of the Prophet (peace be upon him) after completing their Haj. Mosques and historical places in Madinah witnessed a surge of guests of God who wished to visit Madinah on their way home.

Thousands of pilgrims visited historic landmarks such as Al-Baqi Cemetery and others places close to the Prophet’s Mosque that contains the remains of the Prophet’s wives and children, in addition to the remains of 5,000 Islamic figures.

Many visitors conclude their Madinah visit by going to these historical places. The perfect time for visiting these places is during the early morning hours and late afternoon. Quba, the two dome mosque and the seven mosques are among the top three, and people prefer to visit these places the most.

Tour organizers, supervised by the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities (SCTA), witnesses increased demand to organize trips to these mosques and historical places, because visitors want to know more about these places.

SCTA granted permits to tour guides and printed a number of guiding instructions that introduces visitors to historical and archaeological sites in the holy city.