Hiraa Unfolds: Unveiling Makkah's Cultural Tapestry Through Winter Activities

Makkah - The Hiraa Cultural District has emerged as a captivating icon by reviving its free winter activities, aimed at enriching the quality of life for visitors and residents from diverse nationalities and segments of society in Makkah Al-Mukarramah.

The neighborhood activities kicked off with the launch of "Hiking Mount Hira" through a newly constructed road that allows visitors to ascend the mountain and explore one of Islam's great and timeless monuments. Due to its profound impact and revered status in the hearts of Muslims worldwide, this experience enables visitors to immerse themselves in the spiritual atmosphere of an era shaped by Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, on this blessed land. Safety requirements are diligently met while providing healthy drinks and water for climbers. Alongside ascending the path leading to the mountain's summit, participants are introduced to Hira Cave, allowing them to reflect upon its religious significance and appreciate its natural beauty.

The neighborhood activities also include encouraging creative individuals to sketch Mount Hira, uncovering artistic talents among visitors of all ages. This initiative aims to enhance personal development while fostering expression skills through drawing as a catalyst for creativity and innovation. Additionally, children can engage in various realistic experiences through recreational games provided with necessary supplies within a specially curated atmosphere. These endeavors create an enjoyable winter ambiance filled with fun-filled moments for families.

As part of their winter program, the Hiraa neighborhood hosts "Mecca Caravan," consisting of highly skilled Hagganna riders who traverse throughout the district among visitors. This unique experience allows individuals to relive past glories while preserving cultural heritage associated with Hajj traditions. Moreover, it showcases Saudi Arabia's rich cultural depth