RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, April 12: As Saudi Arabia strengthens its efforts against fraudulent Hajj campaigns, the official platform for Hajj, "Nusuk Hajj," is offering a range of tailored packages to ensure a smooth pilgrimage experience for those looking to perform the sacred journey.

Managed by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, Nusuk is the Kingdom's centralized platform for all Hajj and Umrah services. It currently provides six officially sanctioned Hajj packages to pilgrims from over 50 countries. These packages, designed to cater to a variety of budgets and preferences, maintain high service standards and comply with Saudi Arabia’s pilgrimage regulations.

The six available package options are as follows:

Standard: This package offers essential services at an affordable price, with accommodations in 3-star hotels or residential buildings for a minimum of 14 days, including camp access in Majar Al Kabsh or Al Muaisim.

Standard Shifting: For pilgrims seeking extended stays within a modest budget, this package includes accommodation in 3- or 4-star hotels and residential buildings, along with shifting between locations. It also provides camp access in Majar Al Kabsh or Al Muaisim, spanning a 14-day period.

Premium: Offering a higher level of comfort, the Premium package provides a 10-day stay in 4-star hotels. It ensures a well-organized Hajj experience with structured access to key religious sites and services.

Premium Shifting: This package includes 14 days of accommodation in 3- or 4-star hotels or residential buildings, with shifting between locations, offering an elevated service while maintaining accessibility and comfort.

Luxury: Tailored for an indulgent pilgrimage experience, the Luxury package includes a 10-day stay in exclusive 5-star hotels, ensuring the highest level of service, comfort, and proximity to Hajj rituals.

Luxury Shifting: Combining luxury with flexibility, this package offers 14 days of accommodation in 5-star or 4-star hotels or residential buildings. Pilgrims will enjoy premium amenities and smooth transitions throughout the pilgrimage.

With the countdown to Hajj 2025 underway, the Saudi government is urging all pilgrims to book through authorized channels, adhere to visa and travel timelines, and choose their packages wisely to ensure a safe and legitimate experience.