In an exciting turn of events, the 2024 Hajj pilgrimage under Pakistan’s government scheme is expected to offer a remarkable experience for pilgrims, but at a cost. With the policy currently under review by the federal cabinet, the estimated cost is projected to exceed Rs 1.1 million per pilgrim. This much-anticipated policy is on the brink of receiving approval, promising significant changes for the Hajj experience.
The draft Hajj Policy 2024 provides a glimpse into the financial aspects of this holy journey. The estimated cost of over Rs 1.1 million encompasses various expenses for pilgrims, ensuring a comfortable and convenient pilgrimage. One notable feature of the policy is the provision of separate accommodations for single-family pilgrims, adding a personal touch to the sacred journey.
While the official announcement of the cost is pending approval of the Hajj Policy 2024, it is expected to be a game-changer for pilgrims. Private tour operators are also gearing up for the upcoming pilgrimage, with the anticipated costs likely to surpass the government’s scheme.
Excitingly, for the 2024 Hajj, the government is planning to introduce a short-term Hajj package. This new approach is designed to offer a more flexible experience, with packages lasting anywhere from 20 to 25 days. This addition is expected to cater to the diverse needs of pilgrims and enhance the overall experience.
As the Hajj Policy 2024 inches closer to approval, the pilgrimage in 2024 promises to be a milestone in the holy journey, offering enhanced options and an unforgettable experience for all pilgrims.
