The Abraj Al Bait Clock Tower is a prominent skyscraper located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Standing at 601 meters, it is one of the tallest buildings in the world and features a large clock face that is visible from miles away. The tower is part of a government-owned complex that includes hotels, shopping centers, and residential areas, catering to the millions of pilgrims visiting the Kaaba each year. Completed in 2012, the clock tower is designed in a modern Islamic architectural style. It houses the King Abdulaziz Endowment Project, which aims to enhance the facilities available to pilgrims. The tower's clock is one of the largest in the world, making it a significant landmark in the holy city.