05.06.2019
Israel is well known for its incredible history and epic stories of the past. If you’re a history buff then you’ll certainly feel like a kid in a candy store while touring this amazing country
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The reefs of the Gulf of Eilat are the only coral reefs in our country, and among them a wonderful and colorful world of corals, fish and a huge variety of unique creatures can be seen. The Coral Beach Nature Reserve in Eilat allows visitors easy access to the reef, as well as essential beach services, including a shop, showers, toilets, sunshades, deck chairs and sun loungers.
Read about it"Thy head upon thee is like Carmel", said the poet in the Song of Songs, and indeed, since early times the Carmel has been a byword for beauty.
Read about itKorazim National Park preserves impressive remains of a Jewish village from the time of the Mishna and the Talmud, including remains of a magnificent synagogue. Primordial landscapes, a view of the Sea of Galilee and a site mentioned in the New Testament attract Christian pilgrims.
Read about itShivta National Park showcases the impressive remains of a Byzantine city that existed in the heart of a desert area with no natural water sources whatsoever. The splendid churches, streets, and homes are astonishing even today.
Read about itThe Majrase – Beteha (Bethsaida Valley) Nature Reserve is a unique meeting point, draining the delta formed by a number of the major streams of the Golan on their way to the Sea of Galilee.
Read about itApollonia National Park is on a kurkar (calcareous sandstone) promontory facing the seashore of Herzliya.
Read about itA refreshing recreational park at the foot of Mt. Gilboa, where the Harod spring rises in a cave and flows into a stream
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This is where a revolutionary project has been established for the restoration of wild life that has become extinct in Israel, in particular the Asian wild ass (onager - Equus hemionus) and the Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx).
Read about itTzipori was once the capital of the Galilee, the seat of the Sanhedrin and the place where the Mishna was completed.
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