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Umrah, your own pace
Flights, visa and hotels arranged. Then a licensed mutawwif waiting at a gate you choose, for as many hours as you want him. You go at your own pace, but nobody stands at the Kaaba for the first time on their own.
Ramadan Umrah, 15 days
The last ten nights, which is the reason people save for years. Hotels are closer and the group is smaller, because both get harder in Ramadan and neither is worth compromising.
Uzbekistan, 8 days
Bukhari, Tirmidhi, and Al Bukhari's own city. A heritage trip for people who have read the names their whole lives and want to stand where the chain begins.
Muslim Japan — 7 Days
Seven days through Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, planned around Muslim travellers: Muslim-friendly hotels, halal or Muslim-friendly meals with no pork or alcohol, prayer mats and qibla direction in the rooms, and prayer-time support. Includes Mount Fuji views, Kyoto's Kinkakuji and Fushimi Inari, and Nara.
Icons of the Rising Sun
Six nights covering Japan's best-known sights: Osaka's Dotonbori, Kyoto's Kinkaku-ji and Fushimi Inari, Hiroshima and Miyajima, then Tokyo and the Mount Fuji area. Shinkansen travel, an English-speaking guide and daily breakfast are included.
All-Season Grand Japan — 10 Days
Ten days from Tokyo down the Izu coast and up through the Alps to Kanazawa, by scenic train, a ferry across Suruga Bay and Shinkansen. Takes in Mount Fuji views, Nakasendo post towns, Takayama's Edo-era streets and Kanazawa's morning markets and contemporary art museum.
Naoshima Art & Kanazawa Heritage
Six nights of art and heritage: the Naoshima and Teshima art museums, then Kanazawa's Kenrokuen Garden and Higashi Chaya District, with a day at Shirakawa-go and Takayama. Shinkansen, daily breakfast and an English-speaking guide are included.