Dream - The condition of the South Korean hajj pilgrims' tents in Mina has gone viral on social media. This is because the condition and facilities in the tents are considered quite luxurious, making the public in the homeland jealous. The picture of the luxurious tents of the South Korean hajj pilgrims was uploaded by the account X @PutriKanay4. The account owner mentioned that the tents occupied by the pilgrims from South Korea are similar to the camping tents commonly used for tourism.

From the video recording, it can be seen that there are various baskets filled with various fruits and an open shelf that also contains food in the outer area of the tent. The man recording the video then shows the inside of the tent, which is filled with dozens of beds. "This tent is really luxurious, close to the rice fields," jokes the video recorder.

The provided mattress can also be folded into a sofa. Then, on top of it, there is a hanging rack to store bags and other items. On the outside, right next to the room, is a gathering place for the congregation to have breakfast. In that area, there is also a kitchen equipped with various drinks, ranging from a thermos of hot water, a refrigerator for various cold drinks, to ice cream.

Not far from there, there is also a toilet and a place for ablution. Across from it, a bathroom is also provided. Both rooms are used by Korean and Japanese Hajj pilgrims. "So it is very spacious and very, very amazing. It's complete, there are drinks that taste like rice, tasteless, even ice cream, Mashallah," said the man.

Netizens who saw the post immediately compared it to the tents used by Indonesian pilgrims. Most of them felt sad because they remembered that the regular hajj tents from Indonesia have much lower facilities compared to the regular hajj tents shown in the video from Korea. "I follow Indonesian influencers who live in Korea, they went on hajj this year and paid around 120 million per person and there was no waiting time for departure. It's worth it with the facilities they get, it's far from what we have in Indonesia \ud83e\udee2," wrote @nktyln.