Pilgrims at the Third Station: Towards the Longest Pedestrian Corridor in the World

At the third pilgrimage station, the pilgrims of the House of God traverse the longest pedestrian corridor in the world, stretching from the Mountain of Mercy in Arafat to Mina, passing through Muzdalifah, with a length of 25 kilometers. This corridor witnesses annually, during the Hajj season, the largest human traffic in the world, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). After sunset on this day, the pilgrims head to Muzdalifah, marking their third stop on the eve of the feast.