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Badr Ziyarat Taxi from Madinah — from 450 SR

Private 24/7 Ziyarat tour taxi in Badr — explore the historic battlefield, sacred mosques, and valleys of Badr with a dedicated driver

Discover the historic city of Badr — site of the first major battle in Islamic history — with our private Badr Ziyarat taxi from Madinah. Located approximately 150 km / ~2 hours south-west of Madinah, the round trip covers ~330 km and we offer two tour tiers to suit your schedule: a 5-hour Express half-day tour from 450 SR or a Full-day 7.5–8 hour tour from 800 SR per vehicle. All-inclusive fixed round-trip pricing with door-to-door hotel pickup in Madinah, a dedicated driver, and zero advance deposit. Book via WhatsApp or our Ziyarat booking form.

Badr Ziyarat Taxi Fares (2026) — Round Trip

All fares are per vehicle for the complete round trip from your Madinah hotel. The same fixed price covers both tour tiers — you choose how many sites you want to visit on the day.

Express 5-Hour Half-Day Tour

VehicleCapacityFare
Sedan (Toyota Camry)4 pax450 SR
Hyundai Staria7 pax600 SR
Toyota Hiace11 pax700 SR
GMC Yukon XL7 pax900 SR
GMC XL Premium7 pax1,000 SR
Toyota Coaster19 pax1,000 SR

Full-Day 7.5–8 Hour Tour

VehicleCapacityFare
Sedan (Toyota Camry)4 pax800 SR
Hyundai Staria7 pax1,000 SR
Toyota Hiace11 pax1,300 SR
GMC Yukon XL7 pax1,800 SR
GMC XL Premium7 pax2,000 SR
Toyota Coaster19 pax1,800 SR

Prices may vary during peak season and Ramadan. Contact us for current availability. Zero advance deposit — pay the fixed fare to your driver after the tour.

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Sacred Places We Visit in Badr

Choose your preferred tier — the same fixed round-trip fare covers both.

Express 5-Hour Tour (5 Sites)

  1. Bir al-Rawha (En-Route Refreshment Stop) — The historic well where the Prophet (PBUH) and his army camped and drank before the Battle of Badr. 15-minute prayer and refreshment stop.
  2. Masjid Al-Areesh — The small mosque built at the location where the Prophet (PBUH) set up his command post under a makeshift canopy on the day of the battle.
  3. Badr Battlefield View (Al-Udwatu Dunya) — The eastern sand dune overlooking the entire valley of Badr where the Muslim and Quraysh armies faced each other.
  4. Jabal al-Malaikah & Katheeb al-Hannan — The Mountain of Angels where angels descended to aid the Muslims. The sand dune that “longed” for the Prophet (PBUH).
  5. Shuhada Badr Cemetery (14 Martyrs’ Graves) — The burial ground of the 14 Sahaba who were martyred in the Battle of Badr.

Full-Day 7.5–8 Hour Tour (All Express + 6 More)

  1. Ghaar-e-Tadbeer (Cave of Consultation) — The cave where the Prophet (PBUH) held a war council with the Sahaba to plan the battle strategy.
  2. Mount Akhdar — Elevated vantage point on the western side offering panoramic views of the entire Badr valley.
  3. Bir Badr Wells Cluster — Bir Abi Anaba (the Prophet drank here), Bir Dubuaa, Bir Mustajillah-Shifa (the healing well), and Bir Ruha.
  4. Badr Valley Viewpoints — Wadi Asyl, Al-Hamra, and surrounding valley lookouts (Zafiraan, Mail, Turbaan, Zaat ul Jaish, Rayyal Mustajilah).
  5. Masjid Badr Al-Kubra (Anas ibn-e-Malik Mosque / Bilal ibn Rabah Mosque) — The main mosque of Badr town, known by all three names. A place of prayer for visitors.
  6. Old Marketplace Ruins & Valley Lookouts — The pre-Islamic Badr souq ruins and the Zafiraan, Mail, and Turbaan hillocks used as lookout posts during the battle.

Also visitable: Masjid Al-Suqia, Mosque of Rasool Allah, and additional valley lookouts (Ruha, Sharf-us-Siara, Yelyel).

Badr Ziyarat Tour Duration & Route

Drive Model (Google Maps):

  • Madinah → Badr: ~150 km / ~2 hours each way
  • En-route prayer/refreshment stop at Bir al-Rawha: ~15 minutes
  • Core circuit: ~5–8 km / 30–40 min drive + 2–2.5 hours on-site
  • Extended circuit: ~10–15 km / 25–30 min drive + 1–1.5 hours on-site
  • Return to Madinah: ~150 km / ~2 hours
Tour TierTotal DistanceTotal DurationBest Departure
Express 5h~310 km~5 hours07:30–09:00 or after Zuhr
Full-Day 7.5–8h~330 km~7.5–8 hours07:30–09:00

Same fixed round-trip fare covers both tiers — you decide on the day. The route uses the Yanbu–Badr highway with paved roads to all sites.

What’s Included

  • Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off in Madinah (near Masjid Nabawi area)
  • Dedicated driver for the entire tour
  • Fixed round-trip fare per vehicle (not per person)
  • Air-conditioned private vehicle
  • Free wait time at every site
  • Prayer and refreshment stop at Bir al-Rawha en route
  • Bottled water
  • No advance deposit — pay on return

Badr Ziyarat Tips

  • Documents: Carry your original passport or Iqama — checked at highway security checkposts. Keep a copy of your visa or Iqama details with you.
  • Best season: October through March. Avoid midday June–August.
  • Dress: Modest Islamic attire. Comfortable walking shoes for sand dunes and hills.
  • Photography: Permitted at most sites. Be respectful at Shuhada Badr Cemetery.
  • Religious framing: Badr Ziyarat is recommended (mustahab) — not a compulsory rite of Umrah or Hajj.

Explore Badr Sacred Sites — Photo Gallery

Badr Battlefield — Al-Udwatu Dunya
View of the Badr battlefield from the eastern sand dune Al-Udwatu Dunya.
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Jabal al-Malaikah — Mountain of Angels
Jabal al-Malaikah (Mountain of Angels) where angels descended to aid the Muslims.
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Masjid Al-Areesh
Masjid Al-Areesh at the Prophet's (PBUH) command post.
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Katheeb al-Hannan
Katheeb al-Hannan — the sand dune that longed for the Prophet (PBUH).
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Shuhada Badr Cemetery (14 Martyrs)
Shuhada Badr Cemetery — the burial ground of the 14 Sahaba who were martyred in the Battle of Badr. A place of respect and ziyarat.
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Bir Abi Anaba — Well of Badr
Bir Abi Anaba — well from which the Prophet (PBUH) drank on the day of Badr.
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Valley of Zafiraan
Valley of Zafiraan lookout hillock.
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Valley of Asyl (Wadi Asyl)
Wadi Asyl valley overlook.
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Valley of Turbaan
Valley of Turbaan lookout.
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Masjid Al-Suqia
Masjid Al-Suqia — historic watering mosque.
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Valley of Mail
Valley of Mail lookout.
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Valley of Zaat ul Jaish
Valley of Zaat ul Jaish.
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Valley of Al-Hamra
Valley of Al-Hamra.
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Masjid Badr Al-Kubra (Bilal ibn Rabah)
Masjid Badr Al-Kubra — Anas ibn-e-Malik Mosque / Bilal ibn Rabah Mosque.
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Bir Dubuaa
Bir Dubuaa well.
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Bir Mustajillah-Shifa
Bir Mustajillah-Shifa healing well.
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Bir Ruha
Bir Ruha.
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Mosque of Rasool Allah
Mosque of Rasool Allah.
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Badr Historical Sites
Badr historical sites.
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Valley of Asyl
Wadi Asyl second view.
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Valley of Mail
Valley of Mail second view.
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Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah
Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah.
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Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah
Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah second view.
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Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah
Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah third view.
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Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah
Valley of Rayyal Mustajilah fourth view.
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Valley of Ruha
Valley of Ruha.
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Valley of Sharaf us Siara
Valley of Sharaf us Siara.
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Valley of Yelyel
Valley of Yelyel.
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Valley of Zaat ul Jiash
Valley of Zaat ul Jiash.
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Valley of Zafiraan
Valley of Zafiraan second view.
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Valley of Zafiraan
Valley of Zafiraan third view.
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Valley of Zafiraan
Valley of Zafiraan fourth view.
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Masjid Al-Suqia
Al-Suqia Mosque second view.
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Masjid Al-Suqia
Al-Suqia Mosque third view.
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Masjid Al-Suqia
Al-Suqia Mosque fourth view.
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Why Book Ziyarat Tour With Us?

  • Private vehicle — Exclusively for you and your family, no sharing with strangers
  • Fixed pricing — What you agree is what you pay, zero surge
  • Two flexible tiers — Express 5h or Full-day 7.5–8h, same round-trip price, decide on the day
  • No advance deposit — Pay cash after your tour is complete
  • 24/7 availability — Book any time, day or night
  • Dedicated driver — Knowledgeable about all Badr sacred sites and prayer times
  • Clean air-conditioned vehicles — Sedan, Staria, Hiace, GMC, Coaster

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Badr from Madinah and how long is the trip?
Badr is approximately 150 km / ~2 hours from Madinah each way. The full round trip covers about 330 km with a total duration of 5 hours (Express) or 7.5–8 hours (Full-Day) including on-site time.

What is the best time to leave for the Badr Ziyarat?
For the Express 5-hour tour — depart between 07:30–09:00 in the morning or right after Zuhr prayer for an afternoon start. For the Full-Day 7.5–8 hour tour — depart between 07:30–09:00 to make the most of daylight.

How much does a Badr Ziyarat taxi cost?
The Express 5-hour tour starts from 450 SR (Sedan). The Full-Day 7.5–8 hour tour starts from 800 SR (Sedan). The same fixed round-trip fare applies per vehicle regardless of which tier you choose. See full pricing tables above.

Which Badr ziyarat sites will we visit?
The Express 5h covers 5 sites: Bir al-Rawha, Masjid Al-Areesh, Badr Battlefield view (Al-Udwatu Dunya), Jabal al-Malaikah & Katheeb al-Hannan, and Shuhada Badr Cemetery. The Full-Day 7.5–8h adds Ghaar-e-Tadbeer, Mount Akhdar, Bir Badr wells cluster, Badr Valley viewpoints, Masjid Badr Al-Kubra (also known as Anas ibn-e-Malik Mosque / Bilal ibn Rabah Mosque), and the old marketplace ruins + Zafiraan/Mail/Turbaan lookouts.

Are Iqama/visa copies compulsory for the trip?
Yes. You must carry your original passport or Iqama (national ID for residents) — these are checked at the highway security checkposts on the road to Badr. Keep a copy of your visa or Iqama details with you.

How much waiting time is included?
The Express tour includes 2–2.5 hours on-site. The Full-Day tour includes 3.5–4 hours on-site. Your driver waits at every stop — there is no rush.

What is the best time of year to visit Badr?
October through March offers the most comfortable temperatures for exploring the open desert valley and sand dunes. Summer visits (June–August) are possible with an early morning departure to avoid midday heat.

Is Badr ziyarat required for Umrah?
No. Visiting Badr is a recommended (mustahab) ziyarat to a historic Islamic site, but it is not a compulsory rite of Umrah or Hajj. It is a separate day-trip from Madinah.

Is the tour private — can we stop for prayer or refreshments en route?
Yes. The tour is entirely private — your vehicle, your schedule. A prayer and refreshment stop at Bir al-Rawha is already included in both tiers.

Do we need passports or Iqama for the trip?
Yes — original passport or Iqama must be carried at all times. Highway security checkposts between Madinah and Badr require identification for all passengers.

What are the payment terms?
Book first, pay on return. Zero advance deposit required — pay the agreed fixed fare to your driver after the tour is complete.

Can I customise the tour or add extra stops?
Yes. The Express and Full-Day tiers are your starting point — additional stops or detours can be arranged. Please confirm your custom itinerary when booking.

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Ready to Book Your Badr Ziyarat Tour?

Contact us now to book your private Badr Ziyarat taxi from Madinah. Fixed round-trip pricing, no deposit, pay after your tour. Choose Express 5h or Full-Day — the sacred sites of Badr await.