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Big cities, big landscapes — and America's largest Muslim communities
The United States has around 4.5 million Muslims and some of the oldest Muslim communities in the West — Dearborn, Michigan, has been majority-Muslim for generations and its halal food culture shows it. The trip-planning problem is scale: this is a country where a five-hour flight is a normal hop. We run it as city-focused routes with internal flights, and we build in the Muslim neighbourhoods rather than treating them as an afterthought.
The four things that actually decide whether a destination is comfortable — food, prayer, the group, and the guide.
Dearborn's Arab-American quarter, New York's Little Egypt and Coney Island Avenue, Chicago's Devon Avenue and Los Angeles's Little Bangladesh.
In all four cities the halal food scene is deep — certified restaurants, butchers and grocers, not a single hopeful option.
Islamic Center of America in Dearborn, the Islamic Cultural Center in New York, and established mosques in Chicago and Los Angeles.
16 travellers maximum, internal flights for the long legs, and time in each city rather than a blur of highways.
In the cities on our routes halal food is genuinely easy: New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Dearborn all have deep halal food scenes, including certified restaurants and butchers. Every included meal is halal, and larger cities give you real choice in free time.
April to June and September to October for the cities. Summer is hot in New York and Chicago; winter is harsh in the north-east but the cities are at their cheapest.
In the big cities and in Dearborn, yes — as easy as anywhere outside the Muslim world. Rural areas on long drives need planning, which we do in advance.
Only as a private itinerary with internal flights. The published routes stay on one coast so the pace stays sane.