A timeless paradise, Israel attracts people from many nations with its culture, history and beauty. If you decide to take a trip there, consider visiting the following places during your stay…
Jerusalem – Jerusalem is one of the most well known and oldest cities in the whole world. The focus of many generations of conflict and trade, it now offers winding streets filled with shops selling all kinds of goods and ware, centuries old markets, and a range of religious sites and museums.
Tel Aviv – A big city with big city tastes, Tel Aviv offers jogging, biking, beach sports, delicious food and many nightclubs. The heart of the city has a splendid skyline – among the most beautiful in the world.
Rosh Hanikra – With the Mediterranean to the west and Lebanon to the north, there are plenty of sights to see from the cable car rides and the caves dotting the region. Rosh Hanikra has a history which dates from the time of Abraham til World War II, and is today a strategic crossroads for the region.
Nahariyya – This coastal resort has a beautiful boardwalk atmosphere, with peace and relaxation offered in abundance to those in search of them.
Ein Gedi Spa And Resort – Built at the bottom of the world – 1300 ft. below sea level – this resort offers hiking, botanical gardens, along with many wonderful ways to relax during your stay.
Masada – Located close to the Dead Sea, Masada was the summer palace of Herod and the last stronghold to withstand the might of the Roman Empire. With electrifying views of the Sea, Jordan, and the mountains, you will not leave Masada feeling disappointed.
Golan Heights – There is always something to do in the Heights. Sip coffee in the Druze villages, taste wine from the wineries, and enjoy the amazing of the adjoining nations. Alternatively, you can have a great time by just taking a leisurely stroll around the many winding roads.
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Todd Horton is a Christian speaker with a love for the land and people of Israel.
