The Clock Towers of Mecca

The Clock Towers hold the tallest clock tower in the world.

The Clock Towers are in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.

The main tower is 601 meters tall, Saudi Arabia's tallest.

Seven skyscraper hotels form the Clock Towers complex.

The Mecca Royal Clock Tower ranks fourth tallest worldwide.

The clock faces are 43 meters wide, largest in the world.

Clock faces can be seen from 25 kilometers away.

Each clock face lights up with two million LED lights.

The spire has a 21-meter golden crescent weighing 35 tonnes.

Construction cost for the complex reached 15 billion US dollars.

The complex stands 300 meters from the Great Mosque of Mecca.

A five-star hotel operates inside the main Clock Tower.

The complex includes a five-story shopping mall and a parking garage.

The top four floors of the tower house a Clock Tower Museum.

The Clock Towers welcome millions of pilgrims to Mecca every year.