Q- Food in Saudi Arabia?

A: Saudi Arabian cuisine is diverse and influenced by Middle Eastern, Persian, and Indian flavors. Common ingredients include rice, lamb, chicken, and various spices such as saffron, cinnamon, and cardamom. Traditional dishes include Kabsa (spiced rice with meat), Mandi (slow-cooked meat and rice), and Shawarma. Dates and Arabic coffee are commonly served as hospitality gestures.

Q- Weather like in Saudi Arabia?

A: Saudi Arabia generally has an arid climate with extremely hot summers, mild winters, and regional variations such as high humidity in coastal areas and cooler temperatures in mountainous regions.

Q- Communication Options in Saudi Arabia?

A: Saudi Arabia has a modern telecommunications infrastructure, with good coverage for mobile phones and internet access. Some of the major providers are:

• Saudi Telecom Company (STC)
• Mobily
• Zain

Q- When is the best time to perform Umrah?

A: Umrah can be performed at any time of the year, but the most popular times are during the months of Ramadan, Rajab, and Sha’ban.

Q- What is included in an Umrah package?

A: Most Umrah packages will include the following:

• Flight tickets
• Accommodation
• Transportation
• Umrah visa

Q- What is the difference between Umrah and Hajj?

A: Umrah may be performed at any time of the year, but Hajj should be performed during the month of Dhu’l-Hijjah every year.

Q- Who can perform Hajj?

A: An adult Muslim of a sane mind, an able body, and having means to bear the expenses must perform Hajj once in his/her lifetime. Hajj is not obligatory for children, the sick, and those who cannot bear the costs.

Q- What is the first thing that I should do to make a reservation for Hajj?

A: The first thing to do is choose a program that we offer, you can view the programs either on our website or on our brochure available in our office. Once you choose a program, you may reserve your quota with us after paying a full deposit or call Sky World Travels for details.

Q- What are the facilities for disabled pilgrims?

A: The Hajj is physically demanding and should be undertaken only by those who are fit enough to perform the rites. The Holy Quran makes it clear that only those who are physically and financially able are under an obligation to perform Hajj. 
That said, there are many disabled Muslims who wish to perform Hajj and, if adequate preparations are made, many can fulfill their wish. Below, we give some guidance but it is imperative that any disabled person thinking of performing Hajj should consult in detail with us before making any bookings. 
Airport: There are facilities for the disabled at Jeddah airport. 
Transport in the Kingdom: Buses are not equipped to handle wheelchairs. 
Hotels: In general, hotels are not equipped for the disabled, with the exception of some of the top hotels. Again, it is crucial that you check with us before booking, to explain your needs and to ensure they can be met. 
Houses: Houses are not generally equipped for the disabled. 
Grand Mosque in Makkah: The Grand Mosque is well-equipped for the disabled. It has escalators and ramps to enable wheelchairs to move easily from one level to another. Wheel-chairs are provided free of charge in the Grand Mosque but, if you need to ask someone to push your wheelchair, the pusher will charge for his service.

Q- Things you should not do in the state of Ihram?

• Keep your head uncovered at all times. Women should keep their heads covered.
• Do not shave, cut your hair, clip your nails, use perfume, or wear sewn clothes of any kind.
• Do not perform marriage or get married yourself.
• Do not kill an animal of any kind for any reason, unless it poses a danger to you and to the others.
• Do not enter into conjugal relations with your spouse. Avoid suggestive and provocative talk or gestures and remain focused on Hajj.