Essential for exploring Medina's narrow streets and historical sites. Choose shoes with good arch support and cushioning to manage the long hours of walking.

Respect local customs and dress modestly in loose, non-revealing clothing. Cover arms and legs, especially women.

Stay hydrated throughout the day while reducing plastic waste. Fill up at water stations around Medina.

Keep your devices charged for navigation, communication, and capturing memories. Outlets may be scarce in some areas of Medina.

Protect yourself from the intense Middle Eastern sun. A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are crucial for staying safe and comfortable.

Be prepared for minor injuries or illnesses. Include band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary medication.

For Muslim travelers, it's essential to have a prayer mat and any necessary accessories for performing salah (prayers) in the holy city.

Ensure your devices are powered. Saudi Arabia uses Type G electrical outlets.

Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other insects that can be found in some areas of Medina.

Stay energized during long hours of prayer and sightseeing at Masjid Al-Haram. Bring snacks and water to maintain energy levels.

For Muslim travelers making the Hajj or Umrah pilgrimage, pack your ihram clothes and ablution kit.

Capture the beauty of Medina and its historical sites. Bring a camera (or smartphone) and any necessary equipment like tripods or extra batteries.

Respect the sanctity of the Prophet's Mosque by dressing modestly and comfortably. Choose loose-fitting clothing that covers arms and legs.

Navigate Medina's historical sites with ease. A guidebook or mobile app provides valuable information and maps.

Bring a bottle of Zamzam water, a holy water sourced from the well in Masjid Al-Haram. This water is believed to have healing properties.