In Hajj on Horseback Project, Pilgrims Ride All the Way From Spain
Briefly

This year, over 1.5 million people traveled to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj, but only three pilgrims undertook the extraordinary journey on horseback from Spain. Their project, titled Hajj on Horseback, took four years to plan and involved navigating nearly 4,000 miles across multiple countries. Facing various challenges, including lost horses and treacherous terrain, the pilgrims documented their experiences on social media, amassing significant followings and showcasing the blend of tradition and modernity in their journey.
Hajj on Horseback, the project by three pilgrims, spans nearly 4,000 miles across diverse terrains, combining tradition with modern-day social media engagement.
The pilgrims faced numerous challenges, including lost horses and dangerous situations like wandering into a minefield, showcasing the trials of their journey.
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