The Washington DC metro area is home to one of the most established Muslim communities on the East Coast, spanning the District itself along with Northern Virginia and suburban Maryland. Centers such as the Dar Al Hijrah Islamic Center in Falls Church and the Islamic Society of the Washington Area serve tens of thousands of worshippers across the region, reflecting a community shaped in large part by generations of diplomats, students, and immigrant families drawn to the capital.

For most of that community, Umrah begins at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), the region’s main international gateway, where round-trip Umrah fares typically average around $699 per person — among the more affordable departure points on our network. As with most US departure cities, there are no non-stop flights from Washington DC to Jeddah, so every itinerary includes one connection, most commonly through Istanbul, Doha, or Dubai. Once your dates are set, our team handles the full Umrah visa process on your behalf, so the paperwork is one less thing to manage before you fly.

Pilgrims traveling from Maryland suburbs like Silver Spring and Rockville, or from Northern Virginia communities including Alexandria and Springfield, are all within a reasonable drive of IAD. Wherever in the DC metro area you’re departing from, our team can help plan the most convenient routing for your specific location.

December is a popular travel window for DC-area families, lining up with school winter break — see our winter umrah packages for current availability. If you’d rather travel during Islam’s most spiritually significant month, our ramadan umrah packages are also available with departures from Washington DC.

Every Washington DC Umrah package includes round-trip airfare, visa processing, hotel accommodation in Makkah and Madinah, Haramain High-Speed Railway tickets, full ground transportation, ihram for men, a guided Rawdah visit, and dedicated support from our team throughout your trip.