Watch| A rich cultural experience in the Hira neighborhood in conjunction with the winter atmosphere

During these days, with the onset of winter weather, the Hira Cultural District in Makkah Al-Mukarramah offers a rich experience of entertainment enrichment, through a group of diverse services with distinguished tourism content for various segments of society for the people and visitors of Makkah Al-Mukarramah.
The neighborhood witnessed the interaction of visitors of all nationalities from inside and outside the neighborhood with the various pavilions of the neighborhood, as the neighborhood represents a cultural landmark, a tourist destination, and a knowledge destination.

Hira Cultural District

The neighborhood includes the Revelation Exhibition, which tells the story of the revelation descending upon the prophets, all the way to the final messengers, in a special wing that tells the story of the revelation descending upon our Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, and an aspect of his biography upon him, may God bless him and grant him peace, and some of what is related to the story of the revelation descending upon the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace. Through Gabriel, peace be upon him, and the position of Mrs. Khadija, may God be pleased with her, through an attractive technical presentation, taking the viewer on an enriching audio-visual journey.

The Hiraa Cultural District includes the cultural library that is concerned with the history and information of Mecca and Medina, in addition to the biography of the Prophet and the honorable mentions of Muhammad. It also focuses on the history and events of Mount Hira, the cave, and the surrounding area, through books, scientific references, various exhibits, and modern technologies.

The identity of Mecca

The neighborhood is full of a variety of commercial facilities, including restaurants and cafes that serve dishes inspired by the identity of Mecca and the Kingdom, in addition to international dishes. It also enables the acquisition of gifts and souvenirs specific to the place that express its identity.

The project includes the Saudi Coffee Museum, so that visitors to the neighborhood can enjoy sipping Saudi coffee and learn about the cultural diversity in its tools and ingredients, and methods of preparing it in the regions of the Kingdom.

The visitor can also go up to Hira Cave via a paved road from the neighborhood site, and there is a visitor center in the neighborhood that informs them of the site’s components, its historical and geographical nature, the services therein, and how to benefit from the services.