Israel Travel Blog
Timna Park is a attraction that is located 25 km north from the city of Eilat in Israel. Located in the Negev Desert, the park has a beautiful desert setting and has historic and geologic importance. Discover the amazing landscape, mines and the wildlife, plants and trees. Explore More
A lot of people choose Israel as their vacationing spot. Even if you have less than 5 days to spend in the country, you can visit a myriad of sites especially if you choose one day Israel tours. Explore More
Israel Christian Day Tours to Jerusalem
For all Christians visiting Israel, a trip to Jerusalem should be a part of their itinerary. Many Israel Christian tour guides plan the Jerusalem trip by giving an overview of the exquisite city and including all major Christian landmarks. Explore More
Best Israeli Street Foods You Have To Try
Israel is enriched with a diverse variety of cultures, that giving us many interesting dishes to relis. Here are 5 of the best Israeli Street Foods that you must try! Explore More
Top places to visit in the Dead Sea Region
The waters where you can float forever, the Dead Sea is one of the greatest wonders of our world and serves as the best places to visit if you are need relaxing time. the Dead Sea region houses amazing views full of hiking opportunities for those who to adventure to the heart. Explore More
Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Eilat
Eilat is Red Sea resort, that resides on its tiny coastline of the Red Sea between Jordan and Egypt. Discover the Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Eilat. Explore More
When the Mexican-based Catholic congregation, the Legionnaires of Christ, began building a spiritual retreat in 2009, they were surprised to discover a synagogue of Jesus from the first century CE, which was mentioned in a local coin in Jesus' time, did in 29 CE. Excavation work continues every summer that has now become an open museum. The ancient town of Magdala (Magdalen in Hebrew), the home of Mary Magdalene, is located by 6 km north of Tiberias. Explore More
Although there are a lot of archaeological locations in Israel, Megiddo is the Most Interesting and famous among them. There are 26 levels of settlement of this site according to the archaeologists. Discover Great Water Tunnel, Gates and Surroundings, Museum and Visitors Center and more. Explore More
Ramat Gan Safari Park, Tel Aviv
The Ramat Gan Safari Park is not only a zoo for the entertainment of the visitors but it also serves as a home for many animal species of the Middle East. Explore More
Shavuot celebrated in Israel is known as a period of great enjoyment which brings a lot of joy and happiness with it. The Shavuot festivities include many fun activities like music festivals, events for families and kids, stalls, exhibitions and many more. Shavuot 2020 will begin in the evening of 28 May and will end in the evening of 30 May. Explore More
In the west bank, about 10km south of Jerusalem a Palestinian City named Bethlehem has one of the top attractions called Manger Square. Manger Square, the heart of Bethlehem ‘s Old City is nexus for all tourist activity and the starting point of the most Bethlehem tours. Explore More
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Bahai Gardens are religious holy places for those belonging to the Bahai faith. They are people scattered across Bahai houses of worship and in many sacred spots in Israel. The most popular of these, the hanging gardens of Haifa, exist at the very heart of the beautiful city, which is surrounded by the slopes of Mount Carmel. Explore More
Jerusalem as a whole is often referred to as the City of David. Still, the real truth is that this title goes to the original Jerusalem settlement that’s now beneath the modern town of Jerusalem. That is cross the road from the walls of the Temple Mount and the Old City. Explore More
Jaffa Port can be found right at Tel Aviv’s southern end beachfront, and it’s known for being one of the oldest ports in existence. The Jaffa Port has served the Holy Land for over 3,000 years as a fishing port and welcomed travelers, immigrants, conquerors, and merchants from all over the world, so it’s a very interesting spot. Explore More
Tel Jericho - Ancient Archaeological Mound
Located in the West Bank, the Mound of Jericho or Tel Jericho or Tel es-Sultan, er-Riha or is an archeological site around 2 km north of modern-day Jericho and 10 km north of the Dead Sea. Explore More
Explore 5 Remarkable Desert Hikes in Israel
Israel has very diverse climate with the snowy mountains in the north and desert landscapes in the south. Israel is a hiker’s paradise, there are many incredible hike trails with different difficulty levels and lengths, suitable for all abilities. Explore More
Wadi Rum, alternatively known as the “Valley of the Moon”, is a desert wilderness in southern Jordan, just about 60 km to the east of Aqaba, the port city of Jordan by the red sea. The plain spans approximately 778km2 area, and is well renowned for its spectacular sandstone and granite rock scenery. This is the popular desert landscape setting with spectacular canyons, dunes of sweeping sand, bright night skies and remote, scattered Bedouin villages used in movies and story books. Explore More
The Exceptional History – What to Expect While Your Visit to Rosh HaNikra?
Rosh Hanikra is one of the most magical places in the extreme northeastern corner of the country, it is the border along the Mediterranean coast between Lebanon and Israel. If you are a nature lover – take a break from the usual city life and head north to explore some remarkable nature. Explore More
The Old City of Acre and Visiting its Main Points of Interest
Many people are unfamiliar with the hidden gem in the land of Israel. Tourists now visit this city after massive restoration and see the Crusader Halls, chambers, passages and tunnels. As opposed to what is apparent to the eye, the extravagant renovated structure of the Crusader City is only 4% of its recovery, as found in the maps of the Vatican library, despite it being the UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore More
The 6 Most Incredible Things to Do in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, the most magical and awe-inspiring city of Israel - in more ways than one. It is located on the Israeli Mediterranean coastline, after Jerusalem, it is the second most populated city of Israel. If you ever get a chance to visit Tel Aviv, explore everything it has to offer. Explore More
Museums you’ll want to Visit in Israel
Bursting with innovation and creativity – Israel is the hub of museums. This tiny country has more than 200 museums. We made a list of Israel’s 5 absolutely awesome museums you would like to visit. Explore More
Petra is one of the most attractive tourist places in Jordan, it is considered one of the Nine Wonders of the World. It is geographically located in the southwest of the country. Many visitors come to Petra to learn about the ancient and incredible history of the city. Explore More
Explore Tel Aviv - Things to see and do
Israel is a tourist destination with unique places, full of magic and history that attract the attention of many tourists, the city of Tel Aviv is one of them. Tel Aviv has everything for a perfect 24-hour getaway. Explore More
Get to know Masada, an architectural marvel
Masada is a place of great importance in history, its geographical location is incredible, close to the Dead Sea. From ancient times to the present day, Masada is a touristic and archeological place of great importance, not only in Israel but in the world. Many people visit it to contemplate it and learn about the history of this wonderful place. Explore More
Jerusalem, one of the oldest and holiest cities in the country, has its fair share of art galleries and museums that will delight absolutely any traveller. But one place that stands out amongst the rest for its sheer of wealth of artistic delights, is The Israel Museum. Explore More
Yardenit Baptism Site - The Jordan River
The Bible talks of the Jordan River where it is mentioned many different times in various stories. An example of this is where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist within the Jordan River’s waters and the people of Israel had to cross the Jordan River to reach the Promised Land. Explore More
Church of Annunciation, Nazareth
The Annunciation Church stands on the land that is believed to be the Virgin Mary’s childhood home in Nazareth. As stated in the bible, it is here that the Angel Gabriel descended from Heaven to inform her of her pregnancy with the Son of God, Jesus Christ. Explore More
As the bible tells us, Jesus walked from Jerusalem to the place to which he was crucified. Before he was crucified, Jesus travelled near to the Lion Gate within the Old City, where Pontius Pilate judged and condemned him. The Via Dolorosa is the final journey that Jesus took to his place of crucifixion. Explore More
Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem
The Church of the Nativity is beheld as one of, if not the most important landmark in the Christian religion. One of the most prominent stories told by Christians is the one of Jesus’ birth, where he was born in a manger. The Church of the Nativity was built to commemorate this site, where the baby Jesus was born. The Church of the Nativity is situated within the town of Bethlehem, approximately 10km to the south of Jerusalem. Explore More
In Jerusalem, the Western Wall sits within the Old City. A temple was built at the top of the hill, known now as the Temple Mount or Mount Moriah, which was first guarded by the wall itself. As part of the Jewish Second Temple’s expansion, the wall was erected between 516BC and 70AD. As many centuries pass, the wall has stood the test of time and only a small part of it stands today, known by the names of the Western Wall, the Wailing Wall or traditionally ‘The Kotel’. Explore More
From ancient harbor ruins to picturesque beaches, explore the glorious site of Caesarea. The Roman, Byzantine, and Crusader ruins in Caesarea are intriguing for every history buff. Located by the picturesque Mediterranean Coast in Israel, Caesarea is a blend of historical ruins and modern-day architecture. Explore More
The Best Markets to Visit in Israel
Here is a list of the best five must-visit markets in Israel. These Shuks are unique and picturesque. From souvenirs to antiques, grab a good shopping deal. Explore More
Your travel guide to exploring Nazareth
Nazareth is a beautiful city located on the Northern side of Israel. There are plenty of things to see and do in Nazareth. This travel guide will help you plan your travel better. Explore More
Things to see and do in Masada and the Dead Sea
Go on one of the best day trip from Jerusalem. Masada and the Dead sea are an absolute travellers delight that should not be missed. Our amazing tours, will take you to two of Israel's most impressive highlights. Explore More
Top 10 Must See and Do in Israel
Israel might be a small country in size, but it is certainly packed with many places and things to see. In this article, we provide a list of 10 ‘must-see and do’ in Israel. Explore More
5 Amazing Wonders of the Dead Sea
The Dead Sea, or the Salt Sea, is a hypersaline lake situated between Jordan, Israel and the West Bank. Though its name may sound threatening, the Dead Sea has been a popular, sought out destination for thousands of years for its healing properties and abundant natural resources. Today, it remains one of the natural wonders of the world. Explore More
Israel Jewish Tours to Jerusalem
Over the years, Jerusalem has become the most visited cities in Israel. And rightly so! The history of this city dates back to over 3000 years from the time of King David. Take your Jewish pilgrimage tour of Jerusalem and visit these landmarks. Take time to explore, learn more about the culture and history. Being one of the most prominent spiritual centers for Jews, Jerusalem has to be on your list of places to visit if you are looking for the best pilgrimage tours. Known as the ancient capital of Jewish people, Jerusalem is the holiest city of it all. Explore More
Five Best Christian Tours of Jerusalem
Israel is home to many religious and historical sites relevant to Christianity. Israel is the land where Jesus Christ was believed to have spent his life. Jerusalem is known as the spiritual capital to three monotheistic religions. To relive the history and explore the places marked in history is definitely a once in a lifetime experience. Here's the most unique set of Christian tours of Jerusalem. From scenic places to holy landmarks, experience the best of Jerusalem tours. Explore More
Top 10 Places to visit in Jerusalem
Rich history, sacred sites, prominent landmarks, scenic locations, the city of Jerusalem is all this and more. While pilgrimage tours are the essence of the city, there are many touristic things to do in Jerusalem too. From the diverse culture to authentic local cuisine, you'll never run short of experiences here. Well, no one said to discover a thousand years of history is going to be an easy journey. But to help you plan your travel and tours in Jerusalem better, we have compiled a list of must-see places. Explore More
Top 7 Things to See in Nazareth
Nazareth is a major tourist attraction especially among those of the Christian faith who believe it to be the site of the Annunciation - when the Archangel Gabriel announced the birth of Jesus to the Virgin Mary. It's also the place where Jesus is believed to have spent his adolescence. Explore More
5 Must-See Christian Holy Sites Around the Sea of Galilee
Though many Christians on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land make Jerusalem the focus of their visit, some of the most significant Christian holy sites are not in Jerusalem. They can actually be found north, around the Sea of Galilee which borders the city of Tiberas. Explore More