Riaz Travel & Tours
Pilgrims circling the Kaaba in Makkah at night
HAJJ 1448 · MAY 2027 · NOW BOOKING

Your Labbaik, our responsibility.Riaz Travels & Tours — Hajj 2027 packages

Answering the call is yours. Everything else is ours.

You bring the intention. We carry the visa, the hotel, the transport, the food and the guidance.

  • Government-approved operator

    Licensed with an official Ministry Hajj quota. We send you the documents before you pay.

  • Every hotel distance measured

    Published in metres and minutes, never 'close to Haram'. Check it yourself on the map.

  • Full price shown up front

    The number you see is the number you pay. No booking fee, no service charge, nothing added later.

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From our most recent journeys — real people, real operations

A Riaz Travels guide gathering pilgrims at the mosque gate
A guide with the group, always
Riaz Travels staff assisting an elderly pilgrim in a wheelchair
Wheelchair assistance for elders
A past Riaz Travels group counted together before moving on
Counted at every stop — nobody left behind

Real prices. Published openly.

Most operators make you call before they will tell you a price. We think that is backwards. Here is what Hajj May 2027 costs with us, in your currency, before you speak to anyone.

Where are you departing from?

Standard

A complete, properly organised Hajj without the extras.

PKR 1,450,000

per person · 4 sharing · 32 days

12min walk

12 minute walk to the Haram + shuttle bus

  • Return flights and all transfers
  • Hajj visa and Ministry fees
  • 3–4 star hotels, Makkah & Madinah
  • Mina & Arafat tents, transport between rites
  • Three meals daily, desi menu
  • Qurbani arranged and confirmed
  • Urdu-speaking guide with the group
MOST CHOSEN

Executive

Our most chosen package — closer hotels, smaller group.

PKR 2,150,000

per person · 3 sharing · 24 days

6min walk

6 minute walk · 400 metres, measured

  • Everything in Standard
  • 4–5 star hotels within 400m of the Haram
  • Smaller group, one leader per 25 pilgrims
  • Upgraded Mina tent, Category B
  • Buffet meals with Pakistani and Arabic menu
  • Ziyarat tours in Makkah and Madinah
  • Pre-departure training in person or online

VIP

For elderly pilgrims and those who want the shortest walk.

PKR 3,400,000

per person · 2 sharing · 21 days

2min walk

2 minute walk · 100 metres, measured

  • Everything in Executive
  • 5 star hotels overlooking the Haram
  • VIP Mina tents in Muaisim, air-conditioned
  • Private transport throughout, no coach waits
  • Wheelchair and assistance at every stage
  • Dedicated attendant for elderly pilgrims
  • Direct mobile line to the group leader

Departing from Karachi, Lahore or Islamabad.

The honest ledger

Both columns, side by side, before you pay anything. The second column is the one other operators leave out.

Included in every package

  • Return flights and airport transfers
  • Hajj visa and Ministry of Hajj fees
  • Hotels in Makkah and Madinah
  • Mina & Arafat tents and all transport between the rites
  • Three meals daily
  • Qurbani arranged and confirmed
  • A guide with the group at all times
  • Pre-departure training on the rites

Not included — and what it usually costs

  • Passport fees — usually PKR 9,000 / £100
  • Vaccinations — usually PKR 6,000 / £60
  • Travel insurance beyond the minimum required
  • Personal spending and gifts
  • Excess baggage over the airline allowance
  • Single-room supplement — from PKR 250,000 / £1,100
  • Any doctor's charges in Saudi Arabia

Nothing else. No booking fee, no service charge, no surprise added later. If we ever get a price wrong, we absorb it — not you.

Send your parents to Hajj, from wherever you are.

Most of our overseas customers are sons and daughters. You are in London, Dubai or Toronto, paying for a journey you cannot walk beside them on, trusting a company you have never sat across a table from. We built the way we work around that exact situation.

  1. 1

    We speak to you, then to them

    We call your parents directly, in Urdu or Punjabi, and answer every question they have — however long it takes.

  2. 2

    We collect them from home

    Transport from their door to the airport, and someone from our team with them through check-in and immigration.

  3. 3

    You hear from us, not just from them

    A message and a photograph from our group leader at every stage — arrival, Makkah, Mina, Arafat, return.

  4. 4

    One number that always answers

    You get the group leader's direct mobile, not an office line and not a call centre queue.

I was in Birmingham and my parents were in Lahore. I had never met anyone from the company. What settled it for me was that they rang my mother themselves and spent forty minutes answering her questions. I got a photograph of them at Arafat before I even woke up.
Bilal A., Birmingham, United KingdomExecutive package, Hajj 2025
The Riaz Travels team in Madinah during a past Hajj season
Our own team on the ground — the same people who walk with your parents.

How it works

Five stages, from the first message to the moment you walk back through your own front door.

  1. STAGE 01

    You ask

    Message or call. We reply within two hours in working hours.

  2. STAGE 02

    We advise

    A proper conversation about what suits you. No pressure, no scripts.

  3. STAGE 03

    You confirm

    A deposit secures your seat and your visa process begins.

  4. STAGE 04

    We prepare you

    Training on the rites, what to pack, and what to expect each day.

  5. STAGE 05

    You travel

    Group leader with you throughout, family updated home to home.

Photographs from past journeys

Real groups, real movements and real moments of care — so your family can see how the journey is managed on the ground.

Pilgrims gathered across Mount Arafat
Pilgrims gathered at Arafat.
A Riaz Travels group gathered with luggage and wheelchairs in a transit hall
The group together before the next transfer.
Pilgrims walking together beside their waiting coaches
Coach transfers organised as one group.
Pilgrims gathered beneath umbrellas during a daytime visit
Gathered in the shade during a daytime visit.
Pilgrims following a raised group marker at a busy gathering point
A visible group marker at a busy gathering point.
A past pilgrim group standing together in a mosque courtyard at night
A past group together in the mosque courtyard at night.
Riaz Travels team members standing with pilgrims beneath palm trees
Team members with pilgrims between visits.
A mosque and mountain landscape viewed through a shaded lattice
A quiet view during the journey.

Pilgrim stories

Written by pilgrims who travelled with us, in their own words.

I did not take their word for the hotel distance. On the first morning I walked it myself with my phone timing me. Four minutes. That told me everything about how they had dealt with us from the beginning.
Farhan A.Manchester, UK · Executive, Hajj 2025
My father is seventy-six. There was a wheelchair waiting at every single point, from Dubai airport to Mina. The group leader stayed beside him during the stoning. I had prepared myself to worry the whole time and I did not have to.
Sadia K.Dubai, UAE · VIP, Hajj 2025
The price written on the paper in their office was the price I paid. Not one rupee extra, not at the airport, not in Makkah, not on the way home. After what I had heard from others, that was the surprise.
Muhammad I.Karachi, Pakistan · Standard, Hajj 2024
Fresh fruit waiting in a pilgrim's hotel room on arrivalThe Prophet's Mosque seen from inside the HaramPilgrims boarding the group's private air-conditioned coaches
The journey as it actually runs — rooms, transport and the Haram.
Women of a past Riaz Travels group outside the Prophet's Mosque at nightMen of a past Riaz Travels group outside the Prophet's Mosque at nightA Riaz Travels guide gathering the group at the mosque gate
Past groups in Madinah — guided, counted and never left alone.

Questions people ask

The ones that actually decide whether you book. Answered plainly.

Yes. We are licensed by the Ministry of Religious Affairs in Pakistan and we hold an official Hajj quota, which is what actually allows seats to be issued in your name. We will send you photographs of our licence and our quota allocation letter before you pay us anything at all. If any operator hesitates when you ask for those two documents, walk away.

We publish measured walking distances, not marketing language. Standard is a 12 minute walk with a shuttle running throughout the day. Executive is 400 metres, about 6 minutes. VIP is 100 metres, about 2 minutes. Before you confirm, we send you the hotel name and its location on a map so you can measure it yourself. We never write 'close to Haram' without a number beside it.

A deposit secures your seat and starts the visa process. The balance is due before departure, and we can split it into instalments across the months leading up to travel — many families pay monthly. Everything is written into your booking agreement with dates, so there is never a phone call asking for money you were not expecting.

A large part of what we do is for pilgrims in their seventies and eighties. Wheelchairs and assistance are arranged at every airport and at the Haram, the VIP package exists specifically so the walk is 100 metres rather than a kilometre, and a member of our team stays with elderly pilgrims during the crowded rites. Tell us about their health honestly and we will tell you honestly which package is right — sometimes that means recommending they wait a year.

Most of our overseas bookings are exactly this. You pay from the UK, the Gulf, the USA or Canada, and we deal with your parents in Pakistan in their own language. You are copied into everything: documents, updates, photographs from the group leader at each stage. You do not have to translate or relay anything.

If the Hajj is cancelled by the authorities, or your visa is refused for a reason that is not a misrepresentation on your side, our refund terms apply and they are written in plain language in the booking agreement — not in small print, and not in legal wording you need help to read. Ask us for the agreement before you pay and read the refund clause first. We would rather you read it now than discover it later.

Ask us anything, before you commit to anything

No deposit, no obligation, and no pressure on the call.

Prefer to just message?

Most families start here. Send one line and we will take it from there.

Message us on WhatsApp
  • We reply within two hours in working hours
  • We'll send our licence and quota documents
  • Your details are never shared with anyone
  • No repeated calls if you decide not to go ahead

Our government licence and Hajj quota allocation letter are available on request, and we will send both before you pay anything at all.

Opens WhatsApp with your details filled in, so you can send it in one tap.

Licence no. HP#4370/K · Documents sent on request before any payment.