Umrah + Turkey or Uzbekistan: how the combined trips work
You are already flying halfway across the world. Adding four or five days in Istanbul, or in the cities of Imam Bukhari and Imam Tirmidhi, costs far less than a separate trip later — and turns a pilgrimage into a journey through Islamic history.
The two combinations we run
- Umrah + Turkey (15 days / 12 nights): the full Umrah programme in Makkah and Madinah, then Istanbul — the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi, the Bosphorus — and Bursa, the first Ottoman capital, with its Grand Mosque and Green Tomb.
- Umrah + Uzbekistan (12 days / 10 nights): Umrah, then Samarkand, Bukhara and Tashkent — the tomb of Imam Bukhari, the Registan, and the madrasas that produced some of the greatest scholars of hadith and fiqh.
How the routing works
The Umrah comes first, so the rites are performed with full attention before the touring begins. You fly Kuala Lumpur → Saudi Arabia, complete Umrah and ziarah, then continue to Turkey or Uzbekistan and fly home from there. One set of luggage, one guide throughout, all flights and hotels in the package price.
Who these trips suit
Pilgrims who have performed Umrah before and want the second trip to carry something more. Families with older children who will remember Istanbul or Samarkand for life. Anyone who has always wanted to see where Imam Bukhari lies, or pray in the mosques of the Ottomans, and would rather do it in one journey than two.
They suit less well: a first Umrah where you want every minute in the Haram, or elderly pilgrims for whom the extra travel days would be tiring. In those cases, a standard 12-day package is the better choice.
What the extra days include
Hotels in each city, all internal flights and coaches, guided city tours with entrance tickets to the main sites, and most meals — halal throughout, which matters in Turkey less and in Uzbekistan more. The day-by-day itinerary is on each package page.
Price difference
Combined packages start from around RM 10,500 per person, against RM 5,200 for a standard Umrah. The gap covers four to five extra nights of hotels, the additional flights, the tours and most meals — roughly what a standalone Turkey or Uzbekistan tour from Malaysia would cost on its own.
Current packages
| Umrah Super Ekonomi — 12 Days 10 Nights | 12 Days / 10 Nights | RM 5,200 |
| Umrah + Tour Uzbekistan — 12 Days 10 Nights | 12 Days 10 Nights | RM 10,500 |
| Umrah Ziarah Turkey — 15 Days 12 Nights | 15 Days 12 Nights | RM 10,500 |
| UMRAH PRIVATE PACKAGE | 12 DAYS 10 NIGHTS | RM 15,000 |
| PAKEJ CLOCK TOWER | 12 DAYS 10 NIGHTS | RM 9,950 |
| Umrah Ekonomi — 12 Days 10 Nights | 12 Days / 10 Nights | RM 7,200 |
| Umrah Ekonomi | 12 Days / 10 Nights | RM 7,200 |
| Umrah Safwah Elite | 12 Days / 10 Nights | RM 8,200 |
Frequently asked questions
- Does the Umrah come before or after the tour?
- Before. You complete Umrah and ziarah in Saudi Arabia first, then continue to Turkey or Uzbekistan and fly home from there.
- Is the food halal in Turkey and Uzbekistan?
- Yes. Both are Muslim-majority countries and Eman Way arranges halal meals throughout, including the meals included in the package.
- How much more does Umrah + Turkey cost than Umrah alone?
- Combined packages start from around RM 10,500, against RM 5,200 for a standard 12-day Umrah. The difference covers the extra flights, hotels, tours and meals.
- Do I need extra visas for Turkey or Uzbekistan?
- Malaysian passport holders currently enter both Turkey and Uzbekistan visa-free for short tourist stays. Eman Way confirms the current rules for your nationality at booking.