Economy Hajj 2027: Prices and Package Details

Economy Hajj is a package designed for those who want to fulfil all the obligatory and necessary acts of Hajj in full while using their budget in a balanced way. In this package, comfort items are kept simple, while the services that directly affect worship are planned with care. The core scope of our economy Hajj package is as follows:

• Private Hajj programme; a schedule planned around the days of Tarwiyah, Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina
• Accommodation; hotel details and room layout are set out on the product page and in the contract
• Arafat tent; tent arrangements for the day of standing as part of the organisation
• Guidance from an experienced religious guide; with the group at every stage of the rites
• Rites training; a briefing on ihram, the stoning and the tawafs before the journey
• Transfers and transport between the holy sites; according to the organisation plan and official regulations
• 24/7 support line; during the preparation period and throughout the journey

When planning your budget, you also need to take the cost of supplies into account. You can get everything you need, such as ihram, a pebble pouch, an ihram belt and a Zamzam water container, at affordable prices in one go from our Hajj essentials category and avoid last-minute shopping before the journey.

Seeing the economy package side by side with the other options is the easiest way to understand what you are paying for and why. The table shows the key services and starting prices per person of our Hajj packages; prices are pulled automatically from the product pages.

The economy package is a sensible choice for prospective pilgrims who are used to walking, in good health and happy with simple accommodation. Those who want more comfort at the hotel, full board and proximity to the Haram can look at the luxury Hajj package, while those seeking accommodation closest to the Kaaba, a premium tent and a boutique group can consider the premium Hajj package.

When making your choice, look not only at the starting price but also at the details that affect daily life: how you will get from the hotel to the Haram, the room layout and the meals included. You can find the general framework of all our packages on our private Hajj page.

The table is a general example; the total length and the order of the days in Madinah vary depending on the flight plan. The exact programme is shared in writing after booking. On the economy package the worship calendar is the same as on the other packages; the difference lies in the accommodation and transport arrangements.

Making good use of the preparation days is the key to getting through the days at the holy sites comfortably. During these days our guide reviews the rites with the group, reminds everyone of the supplications to be recited at Arafat and explains how the stoning will be organised at Mina.

On the economy package, as on the other packages, Hajj is performed on the basis of the religious guidance (ilmihal) published by Diyanet (Türkiye’s Presidency of Religious Affairs). Most Turkish pilgrims choose Hajj al-Tamattu: Umrah is performed first, pilgrims leave ihram, and on the day of Tarwiyah they enter ihram again for Hajj. Our guide demonstrates this sequence in practice during the training.

Ihram and Intention

Ihram is the opening condition of the act of Hajj. Men wrap themselves in two unstitched pieces of cloth, while women enter ihram in their normal modest clothing. Once the intention has been made and the talbiyah recited, actions such as wearing perfume, cutting hair and nails, hunting and arguing become prohibited. On the economy package, buying a budget-friendly ihram set before you set off is a practical solution.

The Standing at Arafat

The standing at Arafat is the most important pillar of Hajj; being within the boundaries of Arafat for even a short time after the sun passes its zenith (zawal) on 9 Dhul-Hijjah fulfils the standing. On our economy package, the Day of Arafah is spent in supplication, remembrance (dhikr) and worship in the tent provided as part of the organisation. Our guide stays with the group throughout the day, leads the supplication of the standing together with everyone and manages the move to Muzdalifah after sunset.

The night at Muzdalifah that follows Arafat, the stoning of the Jamarat, the sacrifice, the shave and Tawaf al-Ifadah are also completed under our guide’s supervision, in the proper order and manner. On the economy package these stages are planned with the same care as on the other packages; the group moves together and no prospective pilgrim is left alone during the rites.

Our economy Hajj package starts from 300,000 ₺ per person; the current price of the economy package is shown in the list below and on the product page. These prices apply to RotaNur packages. The Hajj fees Diyanet announces for its own organisation are separate and are published each year in official announcements. Current per-person prices:

• Luxury Hajj Tour: 560,000 ₺ per person
• Economy Hajj Tour: 300,000 ₺ per person
• Premium Hajj Tour: 850,000 ₺ per person

Hajj prices are set anew each year according to changes in accommodation costs, transport, services at the holy sites and exchange rates. On the economy package, the main factors that keep the price down are the hotel class and room layout; there is no compromise on the core services related to worship. Personal expenses and services not listed in the contract are not included in the package.

When comparing prices, you need to look not only at the figure but also at what it covers. The apparent difference between two offers often comes from items such as hotel location, meals, the Arafat and Mina arrangements or the sacrifice. The scope of our economy package is itemised on the product page and in the contract, so you know from the start what you are getting for the amount you pay and face no surprises during the journey.

Because Hajj is tied to the month of Dhul-Hijjah in the Hijri calendar, it moves forward by about 10-11 days each year in the Gregorian calendar. The most important thing for an economical Hajj plan is to use your time well: not squeezing payments, shopping and preparation into the final months eases the pressure on your budget.

On the economy Hajj package, accommodation is planned to strike a balance between budget and needs. The hotel’s name, location and room layout are clearly written on the product page and in the contract, so you know where you will stay before you set off. For general information, see our Makkah hotels page.

Room sharing is an important factor in the price of the economy package; rooms shared by more people lower the per-person amount. Getting along with your roommates is also part of the patience and solidarity of Hajj. At Arafat, the day of standing is spent in the tent provided as part of the organisation; the arrangements for the stay at Mina are determined by the allocation of the competent authorities.

On the economy package, daily transport arrangements may vary depending on the hotel’s distance from the Haram. That is why we recommend asking your consultant during registration how to get from the hotel to Masjid al-Haram, what time you will need to set off for the daily prayers and what arrangements will apply on busy days. Practical items such as a small extension lead, earplugs and a personal towel also make the time you spend in your room more comfortable. As hotels are filled to capacity during the Hajj season, there may be waits for lifts and at mealtimes; meeting these waits with patience and following the group’s plan protects both your peace of mind and that of your roommates.

During the days of Hajj, transport follows the times and routes set by the competent authorities. When moving from Mina to Arafat, from Arafat to Muzdalifah and from there back to Mina, it is important for both safety and the order of worship that the group moves together. Airport and intercity transfers are carried out according to the organisation plan.

Guidance is complete on the economy package as well. Our experienced religious guide provides the rites training, plans the stoning times with the group, sets meeting points in the crowds and answers your questions about worship. If you would like to read up on the basics of Hajj in advance, our Hajj guide is a good resource.

To avoid getting separated from your group during the days at the holy sites, always carry the badge and hotel card given to you by the guide. It is useful to have a power bank to keep your phone charged and to memorise the group’s meeting point in case you get lost. Before each move, our guide gives a short briefing, looks after guests who walk slowly and makes sure the group moves together.

Outside the days of Hajj, important sites of Islamic history in Makkah such as Jabal al-Nour and Jabal Thawr can be visited. In Madinah, praying at the Prophet’s Mosque (Masjid an-Nabawi) and visiting the Rawdah is one of the spiritual high points of the programme. The Uhud Martyrs’ Cemetery, Quba Mosque, Masjid al-Qiblatayn and Jannat al-Baqi are also among the places visited with the guide.

On the economy package, visits are made as a group and in line with the programme flow. At every stop our guide briefly tells the history of the place, so you enjoy a journey rich in both worship and history.

• Registration requirements: check that year’s registration and participation conditions in Diyanet’s announcements.
• Documents: check your passport’s validity and the required photo dimensions in advance.
• Visa: the process follows the official procedure as part of the organisation; the decision rests with the competent authorities.
• Health: get the vaccinations required for Hajj and obtain a doctor’s report for any chronic conditions.
• Cash: set aside a reasonable amount for personal expenses and carry the money in your ihram belt.
• Luggage: do not exceed the weight limit; leave room for Zamzam water and gifts on the way back.
• Cancellation and changes: the conditions are set out on our cancellation and refund page.

The biggest saving on an economical Hajj journey comes from good preparation. Buying supplies early, completing documents on time and keeping up with health checks largely prevent unexpected expenses during the journey.

A Hajj budget is not made up of the package price alone. Calculating in advance the items that may arise before and during the journey allows you to worship with peace of mind. We recommend considering the following headings when planning:

• Package price: clarify the payment plan in the contract and tie it to a schedule.
• Sacrifice: confirm whether the cost of the sacrifice is included in the package.
• Supplies: list items such as ihram, slippers, a backpack and medication.
• Communication: factor in the cost of international roaming or a local SIM card.
• Gifts: set a limit for the Zamzam water, dates and gifts you will buy on the way back.

It is important to be cautious about going on Hajj with borrowed money; for Hajj to be obligatory, a person must have the financial means to cover their basic needs and debts. If you have any doubts about this, we recommend consulting a religious official.

The worship calendar, approach to guidance and rites training are the same on all three packages. The differences lie in the accommodation, meals, transport and group arrangements that affect daily life. The table below summarises the key services highlighted on each package’s product page; the detailed scope is set out on the relevant product page.

A prospective pilgrim who chooses the economy package stands at the same Arafat, stones the same Jamarat and circles the same Kaaba as a pilgrim on the luxury or premium package. That is why, when deciding, we recommend using as your criteria not the value of the worship but your health, your age and how much daily fatigue you can cope with. For elderly guests or those with walking difficulties, a hotel close to the Haram often justifies the difference in budget, while young and healthy prospective pilgrims can also have a comfortable Hajj on the economy package.

For first-time pilgrims, the most valuable preparation is learning the rites in advance. Knowing how Hajj differs from Umrah, understanding where you will be on which day and memorising the prohibitions of ihram greatly reduce the stress of the days of Hajj. Our article on the differences between Hajj and Umrah offers a simple starting point.

Physical preparation is just as important as knowledge. Starting daily walks a few months before the journey, walking in comfortable, well-worn shoes and preparing your body for hot weather make the days at the holy sites easier. Helping one another within the group, making room for elderly pilgrims and being patient are behaviours in keeping with the spirit of Hajj.

In Türkiye, Hajj organisations are run under the authority of Diyanet and within the framework of the relevant legislation. Private Hajj programmes are likewise organised through agencies authorised to organise Hajj, in compliance with these rules. As registration, renewal and participation conditions may be announced anew each year, you should not rely on information from previous years.

If you are curious about how registration and the priority order work in Diyanet’s own organisation, see our Hajj via the Diyanet lottery page. Do not trust offers that present the registration or visa outcome as if already confirmed; always verify the current conditions with official sources.

Our aim with the economy package is to keep the price reasonable without compromising the quality of worship. We set out the scope clearly from the start and leave no room for hidden costs. No online payment is taken. After you submit your reservation request, our advisor contacts you, confirms the programme and availability, and guides you through the payment steps. Our experienced religious guides stay with your group from rites training to the farewell tawaf, while our 24/7 support line answers your questions during the preparation period and throughout the journey.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said that whoever performs Hajj while refraining from obscene speech and wrongdoing returns cleansed of their sins, as on the day their mother gave birth to them (Bukhari, Muslim). Our consultants are ready to help you prepare for this great act of worship with a programme that suits your budget.

Economy Hajj prices, year by year. Per-person prices for the 2027 season start from 300,000 ₺ and are taken directly from our current tour programme.

Economy Hajj Prices in 2027

For the 2027 season, per-person prices for Economy Hajj range between 300,000 ₺ and 300,000 ₺ across 1 programmes. What is included in each programme is listed on its own page.

Diyanet Hajj Fees in 2027

The Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced the following per-person fees for its own 2027 organisation. These are not RotaNur prices; they are listed here for comparison.

2027 fees are collected in US dollars. They can be paid in full at final registration, or 40% up front and the rest in 2 instalments. In standard accommodation the Makkah hotels are at most 8 km from the Masjid al-Haram; the stay in Madinah is 3-5 days.

Source: Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet), 2027 Hajj Information Brochure (29.07.2026). Fees are set and collected in US dollars; the lira equivalent follows the exchange rate on the payment date. For binding figures see the Presidency’s own announcement at hacumre.diyanet.gov.tr.

Economy Hajj Prices in 2026

The 2026 season is complete and our own packages from it are no longer on sale; the current prices are in the table above. Below you can see the fees the Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced for its own 2026 organisation, for comparison. What changes Hajj prices from one season to the next is mainly the Presidency of Religious Affairs' season announcements, air fares and accommodation costs in Mecca and Medina.

Diyanet Hajj Fees in 2026

The Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced the following per-person fees for its own 2026 organisation. These are not RotaNur prices; they are listed here for comparison.

Close-distance means hotels within roughly 1,250 metres of the Masjid al-Haram.

Source: fees announced by the Presidency of Religious Affairs and reported in the press. Fees are set in Saudi riyals; the lira equivalent follows the exchange rate on the payment date. For binding figures see the Presidency’s own announcement at hac.gov.tr.

Economy Hajj Prices in 2025

The 2025 season is complete and our own packages from it are no longer on sale; the current prices are in the table above. Below you can see the fees the Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced for its own 2025 organisation, for comparison. What changes Hajj prices from one season to the next is mainly the Presidency of Religious Affairs' season announcements, air fares and accommodation costs in Mecca and Medina.

Diyanet Hajj Fees in 2025

The Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) announced the following per-person fees for its own 2025 organisation. These are not RotaNur prices; they are listed here for comparison.

The lira equivalent reported in the press was around ₺250,000 for a 4-person room.

Source: fees announced by the Presidency of Religious Affairs and reported in the press. Fees are set in Saudi riyals; the lira equivalent follows the exchange rate on the payment date. For binding figures see the Presidency’s own announcement at hac.gov.tr.

Prices are per person and are read automatically from the current tour programme; this page is valid as of 1 November 2026. Rooms, dates and included services are listed on each package page — see the packages above. No online payment is taken; once you send a booking request our advisor calls you back.