Jamarat Bridge
A large multi-level pedestrian bridge in Mina built to let Hajj pilgrims perform the Stoning of the Devil (ramy al-jamarat) at three targets, al-Sughra (small), al-Wusta (middle) and al-Aqabah (great). The pillars were replaced by long walls after the 2004 stampede, and the whole bridge was rebuilt as a multi-storey structure between 2006 and 2010 after fatal crowd crushes, greatly increasing capacity and safety.
Casting Stones at Temptation
2 Min · Arabic · English
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours of Jamarat Bridge?
Hours unavailable
How much does it cost to visit Jamarat Bridge?
Admission to Jamarat Bridge is free.
How long should I spend at Jamarat Bridge?
Plan about ~ 30 Hours for Jamarat Bridge.
When is the best time to visit Jamarat Bridge?
Days of stoning during Hajj (10-13 Dhu al-Hijjah), within one's scheduled time slot
Does Jamarat Bridge have an audio guide?
Yes — a narrated audio guide for Jamarat Bridge is available in the Travel Tale app.
Where is Jamarat Bridge located?
Jamarat Bridge is in Makkah: Mina, Masha'er district, near Makkah, Makkah Province, Saudi Arabia.
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