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Kaaba
Mosque Cuba

Dress modestly and wear comfortable shoes. I made the mistake of wearing flops, and my feet were killing me by the time I left! Sandals with some support are a must.

If you're planning to go in the evening, keep in mind it can get a bit chaotic with visitors. I suggest getting there by around 6 PM to avoid the rush and enjoy a quieter atmosphere.
Al Haram Mosque

Make use of the benches available around the mosque to relax and people-watch. It’s a unique experience and gives your feet a break after walking around.

I found it helpful to wear comfortable shoes. You’ll be doing a lot of walking, so having supportive footwear makes a huge difference.

Always carry a water bottle. You'll want to stay hydrated, especially when it gets hot, and buying water inside can be a bit pricey.

Try to visit Al Haram Mosque at around 5 AM. It’s less crowded, and you’ll have a more peaceful experience while praying or just soaking in the atmosphere
Mosque of the Prophet
Dhul Hulaifah Miqat Mosque
Safa and Marwa
Zamzam
Al Rajhi Mosque
Abraj Al Beit

Remember to dress modestly, but keep an eye on the weather. The roof can get hot, so bring a hat and sunscreen; trust me, it'll make all the difference!
Abraj Al-Bait Tower

My advice is to bring some snacks and water. The food prices nearby can be a bit steep, and you'll want to save some cash for souvenirs instead.

I suggest checking out the view from the observation deck at sunset. It’s absolutely stunning! Just get there around 5 PM to grab a good spot before it gets crowded.

Don’t forget to charge your phone before you go. I missed some great photo ops because my battery died! Having a portable charger is also a plus.