More than 7.1 million beneficiaries and 133,000 trips at the Kadana station in Makkah

20.03.2026
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KADANAH, the executive arm of the Royal Commission for Makkah and the Holy Sites, announced a high level of operational activity during the holy month of Ramadan. This was achieved through a comprehensive system of field services and specialized programs targeting Umrah pilgrims, visitors, and residents of Makkah, all aimed at enhancing the quality of life and enriching the experience of those visiting the Grand Mosque. Operational indicators revealed that more than 7,163,415 individuals benefited from transportation services through the KADANAH station, which operated around the clock as a primary hub for transporting worshippers and Umrah pilgrims to and from the Grand Mosque. The station operated 260 buses, completing over 133,700 shuttle trips, in an operational model that reflects efficient crowd management and smooth transportation during the peak of the Ramadan season.
The company announced KadanaThe executive arm of the Royal Commission for Makkah and the Holy Sites reported a high level of operational activity during the holy month of Ramadan, through an integrated system of field services and specialized programs targeting pilgrims, visitors, and residents of Makkah, within the framework of supporting quality of life and enriching the experience Those who intend to visit the Grand Mosque.

Operational indicators revealed that over 7,163,415 people benefited from transportation services through the Kadana station, which operated around the clock as a main hub for transporting worshippers and pilgrims to and from the Grand Mosque. The station saw the operation of 260 buses that completed more than 133,700 shuttle trips, in an operational model that reflects efficient crowd management and smooth traffic flow during the peak of Ramadan.

The impact of the initiatives extended to the humanitarian aspect, as 558,541 people benefited from the breakfast meals provided by the Hafawa Association inside the Kadana station, while the Al-Bayt Al-Haram Endowment contributed to the distribution of 4,750 breakfast meals within the Kadana route, in parallel with the implementation of field prayer areas in cooperation with the Manasik Association, in a picture that reflects the integration of community efforts to serve the guests of God.

Revitalizing vital sites

In terms of destination activation, Kadana worked to revitalize several key sites during the holy month, including the Kadana Trail, the Ain Zubayda area, and the Jamarat facility, through cultural and entertainment programs tailored to different age groups. The total number of visitors to these destinations exceeded 19,000, reflecting the growing interest in experiences with cultural and historical significance.

The Kadana Trail is one of the most prominent integrated destinations that allows visitors to experience walking and resting in a well-prepared environment, while the Jamarat Facility Exhibition offers interactive educational content that reviews the history of the facility and the ritual of throwing pebbles, while the Ain Zubayda flank evokes its historical value through events that enhance the visitor’s connection to the place.

These indicators reflect KADANA’s direction towards transforming the holy sites into vibrant and sustainable destinations throughout the year, through the development of an integrated service infrastructure and the provision of quality experiences that contribute to raising the quality of services provided, and enhancing the human and cultural dimension of the place, in line with the goals of comprehensive development in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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