Free Umrah planning map

Interactive Umrah map of Makkah and Madinah

See how far each hotel really is from Masjid al-Haram and Masjid an-Nabawi, find the nearest gate, toilets and wudu areas, and plan every day of your Umrah — on one map, in your language, even offline.

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  • Free for pilgrims
  • 6 languages
  • Works offline
  • Phone, tablet and desktop

Explore the live map

This is the real UmrahMap app, not a picture of it. Choose a city and load the map to search hotels, gates and places right here — or open it full screen.

Makkah

Makkah map with the list of hotels near Masjid al-Haram, each showing its walking distance to a Haram gate
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First use asks for an email to keep your trip and hotel on this device — no password, no payment.

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Madinah

Madinah map showing hotels around Masjid an-Nabawi, the Green Dome, Al-Baqi Cemetery and Masjid al-Ghamamah
Load the interactive Madinah map Loads from maps.umrahcore.com when you press the button

First use asks for an email to keep your trip and hotel on this device — no password, no payment.

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Makkah map: hotels and gates around Masjid al-Haram

The Makkah map lists 469 hotels, each with its walking distance and time to the nearest gate of Masjid al-Haram — for example “210 m walk to Bab Ajyad, Gate 3”. Filter the list by walk time (5, 10, 15 minutes or more) to see only the hotels that fit your group.

Around the Haram it also marks 55 toilet and wudu (ablution) areas, including underground ones, plus the Kaaba, Safa and Marwa, the Abraj Al Bait clock towers, Jabal Omar, bus stations and the everyday places pilgrims look for.

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Madinah map: hotels and gates around Masjid an-Nabawi

The Madinah map lists 332 hotels with the walk to the nearest gate of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi — King Fahd Gate, As-Salam Gate, Omar Bin Al Khattab Gate and the others — so you can compare hotels the way pilgrims actually choose them.

It marks Ar-Rawdah ash-Sharifah (the Green Dome), Al-Baqi Cemetery and Masjid al-Ghamamah, a Madinah ziyarat tour you can follow stop by stop, and 1,244 restaurants, cafés and sweet shops.

Open the Madinah map

Haram gates by number

Pilgrims are told “meet at Gate 79” or “your hotel is nearest Gate 3”. The map lists 147 gates of Masjid al-Haram and every gate of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi by number, so you can search a gate number and see exactly where it is and how to walk there. These are the named gates:

Masjid al-Haram, Makkah

  • Gate 1 — King Abdul Aziz Gate
  • Gate 3 — Bab Ajyad
  • Gate 14 — Al-Nabi Gate
  • Gate 21 — Bani Shaibah Bridge Gate
  • Gate 22 — Bani Shaibah Gate
  • Gate 25 — Al-Marwah Gate
  • Gate 28 — Quraish Gate
  • Gate 30 — Al-Fateh Gate
  • Gate 35 — Al-Quds Gate
  • Gate 39 — Al-Hudaybiyah Gate
  • Gate 40 — Umrah Gate
  • Gate 79 — King Fahd Gate
  • Gate 100 — King Abdullah Gate
  • Bab As-Salam

Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, Madinah

  • Gate 1 — As-Salam Gate
  • Gate 2 — Abu Bakr as-Siddiq Gate
  • Gate 3 — Ar-Rahmah Gate
  • Gate 4 — Bab al-Hijrah
  • Gate 5 — Bab Quba
  • Gates 7–9 — King Saud Gate
  • Gates 10–11 — Al-Aqiq Gate
  • Gates 12–14 — Sultan Abdul Majid Gate
  • Gates 16–18 — Omar bin Al-Khattab Gate
  • Gate 19 — Badr Gate
  • Gates 20–22 — King Fahd Gate
  • Gate 23 — Uhud Gate
  • Gates 24–26 — Othman bin Affan Gate
  • Gates 28–30 — Ali bin Abi Talib Gate
  • Gates 31–32 — Abu Dhar Al-Ghifari Gate
  • Gates 33–35 — King Abdul Aziz Gate
  • Gate 37 — Bab Makkah
  • Gate 38 — Bab Bilal
  • Gate 39 — An-Nisa Gate
  • Gate 40 — Jibreel Gate
  • Gate 41 — Al-Baqi Gate

Gate names and numbers are as shown in the app on 23 Oct 2026. The authorities open, close and renumber gates during expansion works and busy seasons — follow the signs and the mosque staff on the day.

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How the map helps you plan Umrah

Pilgrims, families and group leaders use the same map at every stage of the journey.

  1. Before you book a hotel

    Compare hotels by the real walk to the Haram gates, not by a “distance to the mosque” line in an advert. Check whether the route is easy for elderly pilgrims or wheelchair users before you pay.

  2. When you arrive

    Tell the map where you are staying and the Today screen shows the next prayer, the approximate prayer times, the Qibla direction and the walk to the mosque and back.

  3. Performing Umrah

    Follow the six steps from the miqat to the barber with what to do, what to say and the duas, and use the built-in counters for the seven rounds of Tawaf and the seven lengths of Sa’i.

  4. Getting around the city

    Plan a journey between any two places by walking, taxi, or bus and train where a connection exists — leave now, leave at a set time, or arrive by a deadline.

  5. Making the most of every day

    Add hotels and places to a trip, give one start date, and get a day-by-day plan for Makkah and Madinah — including the Haramain train or road transfer — that you can edit and copy.

What’s on the map

Everything below is in the live app today. Where a figure is an estimate, the app says so.

Hotel walking times

Every listed hotel shows metres and minutes to the nearest Haram gate, with a walk-time filter and search by name.

Haram gates

Gate names and numbers around both Holy Mosques, with access notes such as men-only, women-only or wheelchair access where the map has them.

Toilets & wudu

The nearest toilets and ablution areas round Masjid al-Haram, including the ones underground.

Everyday places

Restaurants, groceries, pharmacies, clinics, money exchange, SIM shops, malls, barbers, and bus and taxi points.

Routes: walk, taxi, bus & train

Door-to-door journey options with walking directions; bus and train appear only when a real connection exists at that time.

Day-by-day trip planner

Pick hotels and places, give one start date and get an editable plan for Makkah and Madinah, including the Haramain rail option.

Prayer times & Qibla

Approximate prayer times for the city, a countdown to the next prayer and the Qibla direction.

Umrah step by step

Six steps from the miqat to the barber, with duas, and counters for Tawaf and Sa’i.

Ziyarat & history

Ziyarat tours, a history timeline and the Journeys of the Seerah — the Hijrah, the Farewell Pilgrimage, Uhud — stop by stop.

Easy pace & wheelchair routes

Walking times and routes follow how you walk: normal, an easy pace that avoids steps where possible, or step-free for wheelchairs.

2D, 3D and offline

Switch between a 2D and a 3D city view, and download the map, hotels and walking routes to use without a connection.

Six languages

English, Arabic, Bengali, Urdu, Indonesian and Turkish — the same six languages as this website.

Screenshots from the live app

Captured from maps.umrahcore.com — what you see after loading the map.

Makkah map with the list of hotels near Masjid al-Haram, each showing its walking distance to a Haram gate
Makkah: 469 hotels, nearest first, with the walk to the gate.
Madinah map showing hotels around Masjid an-Nabawi, the Green Dome, Al-Baqi Cemetery and Masjid al-Ghamamah
Madinah: hotels around Masjid an-Nabawi and the gate each one is closest to.
Places panel of the Makkah map: Umrah step-by-step guide, toilets and wudu, restaurants, history timeline and Seerah journeys
Places: the Umrah guide, toilets & wudu, food, history and ziyarat.
Journey planner on the Makkah map with from and to fields and leave now, leave at or arrive by options
Go: plan a journey by walking, taxi, or bus and train.

Places you can find

A quick reference to what the map covers. Search inside the app for anything by name.

Makkah

  • Masjid al-Haram and its numbered gates
  • The Kaaba
  • Safa and Marwa
  • Abraj Al Bait (Clock Towers)
  • Jabal Omar
  • 469 hotels with walking times
  • 55 toilet and wudu areas

Madinah

  • Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and its gates
  • Ar-Rawdah ash-Sharifah (Green Dome)
  • Al-Baqi Cemetery
  • Masjid al-Ghamamah
  • Madinah ziyarat tour
  • 332 hotels with walking times

Everyday needs

  • Restaurants, cafés and sweets
  • Groceries and malls
  • Pharmacies and clinics
  • Money exchange
  • SIM and phone shops
  • Bus stations and taxi points

Beyond the two Holy Cities

  • 21 more Saudi destinations
  • Including Taif, Jeddah, Riyadh, Abha and Tabuk
  • Same map, same languages

What the map is — and isn’t

  • Walking times are calculated along mapped walking routes. Crowds, closed gates and your own pace change the real time.
  • Crowd levels at gates are an estimate from prayer times and the season, and the app labels them “not live data”.
  • Prayer times are approximate. Follow the adhan and the mosque’s own timetable.
  • It is a planning and wayfinding map, not live turn-by-turn navigation inside the mosques.
  • It does not sell rooms or show live hotel prices — book through your agency.

At a glance

What it is
UmrahMap, a free interactive map of Makkah and Madinah for Umrah pilgrims, by the UmrahCore team at Innovate Solution.
Hotels
469 in Makkah and 332 in Madinah, each with the walk to the nearest Haram gate (counts as of 23 Oct 2026).
Languages
English, Arabic, Bengali, Urdu, Indonesian, Turkish.
Devices
Any modern browser on phone, tablet or desktop; can be added to the home screen.
Offline
Downloadable pack with the map, hotels and walking routes.
Price
Free. Sign-in is by email only — no password.

For Umrah agencies and tour operators

From the map to your operations

Pilgrims choose packages by how close the hotel is to the Haram. Send them the map link for the hotel you are selling and let them see the walk for themselves — it answers the question before it becomes a complaint.

UmrahCore is the B2B platform behind the agencies that serve those pilgrims: hotel allotments night by night, bookings and rooming, transport and ziyarat, visas, documents and finance, sold across a Master → Reseller → Agent network.

Request a demo See all platform features
  • Hotel inventory and room blocks by night, room type and release date
  • Transport and ziyarat planned alongside each group’s hotel stay
  • One booking record from quote to visa to departure
  • Ask us about embedding the map on your agency website

Umrah map questions

Is the UmrahCore Umrah map free?

Yes. UmrahMap is free for pilgrims. The full app asks for an email the first time so your trip, hotel and notes are kept on your device — there is no password and no payment.

How do I find hotels near Masjid al-Haram?

Open the Makkah map and go to Hotels. The 469 hotels are listed nearest first with the walking distance and the gate they lead to, and you can filter by walk time (5, 10, 15 minutes or more) or search by name.

How do I find hotels near Masjid an-Nabawi in Madinah?

Switch the map to Madinah and open Hotels. Each of the 332 hotels shows the walk to its nearest gate of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, such as King Fahd Gate or As-Salam Gate.

How accurate are the walking times?

They are calculated along mapped walking routes from the hotel to the gate. Real time depends on crowds, prayer times, closed gates and your pace, so treat them as a guide. Choosing “Easy pace” or “Wheelchair” changes both the route and the time.

Does the map show toilets and wudu areas?

Yes. Around Masjid al-Haram the map marks 55 toilet and wudu (ablution) areas, including underground ones, and shows the nearest to where you are.

Can I use the Makkah and Madinah maps offline?

Yes. Download the offline pack and the map, hotels and walking routes work without a connection. Building a new trip plan and live bus and train times still need a connection. On iPhone, add the app to the Home Screen so the pack is kept.

Is it real-time navigation with live crowd data?

No. It gives routes, walking times and walking directions. Gate crowd levels are an estimate from prayer times and the season, and prayer times are approximate — the app says this wherever they appear.

Which languages does the map support?

English, Arabic, Bengali, Urdu, Indonesian and Turkish. You can change the language at any time inside the app.

Is the map the same thing as UmrahCore software?

No. The map is a free tool for pilgrims made by the UmrahCore team. UmrahCore itself is B2B back-office software that Umrah and Hajj agencies use to run bookings, hotels, transport, visas and finance.

How do I find a Haram gate by its number, such as Gate 79 or Gate 3?

Type the number into the search box on the Makkah map. It lists 147 gates of Masjid al-Haram with their numbers where they have one — Gate 1 is King Abdul Aziz Gate, Gate 3 is Bab Ajyad, Gate 79 is King Fahd Gate and Gate 100 is King Abdullah Gate — and every hotel shows which gate it is closest to. The Madinah map does the same for the gates of Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, numbered 1 to 41.

Which Makkah hotels are within a five-minute walk of Masjid al-Haram?

Open Hotels on the Makkah map and set the filter to 5 minutes. Distances are measured from the hotel entrance to the nearest gate — for example Al Safwah Towers (about 210 m to Gate 3, Bab Ajyad), Swissôtel Makkah (about 310 m to Gate 3), Conrad Makkah (about 340 m to Gate 79, King Fahd Gate) and Makkah Millennium (about 360 m to Gate 84), as listed in the app on 23 Oct 2026.

How far is Makkah from Madinah, and how do I travel between them?

The two cities are roughly 450 km apart. The Haramain high-speed train takes about two and a half hours between Makkah and Madinah stations; by road it is usually four to five hours. The map’s trip planner includes the train or a road transfer between your Makkah and Madinah days, and the journey planner gives walking, taxi or bus options from the station to your hotel where a connection exists.

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