Bar chart titled 'Relatively Few Muslims Have Actually Visited Mecca -- The number of pilgrims attending the hajj from 2004 to 2014' (Statista; sourced from Pew Research Center and Saudi Central Department of Statistics & Information). Stacked bars split into 'Outside Saudi Arabia' (light green, bottom) and 'Inside Saudi Arabia' (dark green, top), y-axis 0 to 3,500,000; no numeric labels are printed on the bars themselves (values below are approximate, read from the gridlines): 2004: Outside ~1.52M, Inside ~0.63M, Total ~2.15M 2006: Outside ~1.65M, Inside ~0.75M, Total ~2.4M 2008: Outside ~1.70M, Inside ~0.71M, Total ~2.41M 2010: Outside ~1.78M, Inside ~1.02M, Total ~2.8M 2012: Outside ~1.75M, Inside ~1.40M, Total ~3.15M 2014: Outside ~1.38M, Inside ~0.70M, Total ~2.08M A side panel captioned 'Median saying they have made the pilgrimage' shows a world map with regional bubble percentages: Southern-Eastern Europe 3%, Central Asia 3%, Middle East-North Africa 17%, South Asia 6%, Southeast Asia 8%, Sub-Saharan Africa 13% (not referenced by the item on this page).
Which year had the most pilgrims to Saudi Arabia?