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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

Nebi Samuel Park is a fascinating combination of antiquities, agricultural terraced landscapes, mountain spring, and orchards. At the heart of the site is a large building from the Crusader period, containing the tomb of the prophet Samuel

National park and remains of a fishing village from the time of the Second Temple, on a site that was the focus of Jesus’ Galilee ministry.

Deep ravines cross the center of the rocky Golan Heights, through which waterfalls flow into deep pools. Between the canyons, a park forest of Mt Tabor oaks grows on the heights

Kokhav HaYarden National Park introduces visitors to the Belvoir Fortress - a complete Crusader castle, one of a kind in Israel, overlooking the Jordan Valley and the Gil'ad from the heights of the Lower Galilee. A pedestrian footpath circumvents the fortress and passes the En HaYadid spring and the monument in memory of Orde Charles Wingate.

The Tiberias Hot Springs National Park displays one of the most spectacular mosaics of ancient synagogues in Israel. On the site, where the Hot Springs of Tiberias flow, there is also a beautifully preserved 18th century structure of a Turkish Hamam.

The Meshushim Stream in the Yehudiya Forest Nature Reserve offers visitors breathtaking views of deep basalt canyons with pools and bubbling cascades, fascinating geological phenomena, and flower-filled meadows.

One of the most important sites in the Jerusalem Walls National Park is the City of David (ancient Jerusalem).

The zodiac mosaic and the story of the offering of Isaac

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.