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Israel 

Israel, a nation in the Middle East, situated at the eastern edge of the Mediterranean Sea, is formally the State of Israel or Hebrew Medinat. It is encircled by Lebanon toward the north, Syria toward the upper east, Jordan toward the east and southeast, Egypt toward the southwest, and the Mediterranean Sea toward the west. While the latter position has not gained broad foreign recognition, Jerusalem is the seat of government and the declared capital. In the cutting edge age, the State of Israel is the main Jewish country, and the zone which currently falls inside its limits has a long and rich history going back to pre-Biblical period. Before falling under the rule of the fledgling Islamic caliphate in the 7th century CE, the city was a part of the Roman Empire and, later, the Byzantine Empire.

Israel places to visit

Israel is a little country with a reasonably shifting geography, comprising of a long waterfront plain, the northern and focal good countries, and the southern Negev desert. The northern end of the Great Rift Valley broadens the length of the nation from north to south along its eastern limit. Israel has a large range of climatic conditions, induced largely by the varied topography of the region. A wet, rainy winter (October-April) and a dry, humid summer (May-September) are two distinct seasons. In summer, sea breezes have a moderating impact along the coast, and the Mediterranean beaches are common.

Israel Top Destinations

Masada : For the founders of the Jewish rebellion against the Roman empire, this mountaintop stronghold in the Israeli desert was once the last holdout. Their destiny was a bitter one; they chose to take their own lives rather than surrender after a long siege, but visiting the site is anything but bitter. Wake up early and hike or just take the tram to visit this incredible historic spot.

Eilat : Eilat is the ideal place to relax after driving across Israel, experiencing history, nature and culture. This paradise in the very south of Israel is filled with a wide range of luxurious hotels and resorts and offers many different activities. Visitors will take classes in diving near coral reefs and enjoy the Red Sea 's spectacular underwater world. Swimming with dolphins, eating healthy health, or spending a calmer day at the pool or the beach are other things. Temperatures will hit temperatures of more than 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) during summer season, and average lows of 19 degrees Celsius (66.2 degrees Fahrenheit) during winter time.

Jerusalem : As it is home to significant holy sites for three major religions: Islam, Christianity and Judaism, Jerusalem is considered one of the holiest cities in the world. Visiting Jerusalem is like a trip back in time. You'll find the Old City enclosed by a wide wall in the middle, where tourists can learn a lot about the religious past of Jerusalem by visiting sites such as the Al Aqsa Mosque, the Holy Sepulcher Shrine, and the Western Wall. There are four quarters of the Old City of Jerusalem: the Muslim quarter, the Armenian quarter, the Christian quarter and the Jewish quarter. Visitors can make a trip to one of the museums outside the Old City while visiting Jerusalem, such as Yad VaShem, a Holocaust remembrance centre.

Tel Aviv : Relaxing beaches, a colourful nightlife, authentic shops, culinary delights and much more are mixed in Tel Aviv. The diverse culture is very open-minded, so that everybody can find their place here. As the entertainment centre of Israel, Tel Aviv also provides a comprehensive schedule of activities during the year. The Gay Pride March, Purim Street Party and Tel Aviv Fashion Week are among others.

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Dome of the Rock: One of Islam's most sacred places is the Dome of the Rock, next to the Al-Aqsa Mosque in the Temple Mount Complex. It is safe for visitors by a few caveats, albeit a flashpoint for tensions between Jews and Arabs: do not go on Friday, Israelis could be barred from entering, and women are expected to dress modestly

Eilat’s barrier reefs : The tourist town of Eilat lies on the southern edge of Israel. Perched on the head of the peninsula of the Red Sea, the waters open up south to Egypt and west to Jordan, and Saudi Arabia is visible across them and around the water on good days. Eilat has fantastic reefs of coral, a few dolphins and even a festival of birds, so go south and enjoy the warm, dry sun.

Dead Sea : The Dead Sea is not only enjoyable to swim in, it is also safe, historic and surrounded by stunning scenery at the lowest point on earth, at more than 430 metres (1,412 feet) below sea level. One of the saltiest bodies of water on Earth is this endorheic pool, giving it the ideal floating buoyancy. Plus, in the healthy Dead Sea mud, you can cover your body to find pure, inner relaxation. There are two other places that should not be skipped while you are in the Dead Sea region. Masada, with its archaeological value and breathtaking views, and Ein Gedi, a desert water oasis.


Golan Heights : The Golan Heights, on the northernmost purpose of Israel, gives some rest from the popular warmth of Israel. There is a ski site and a nearby bistro named Cafe Anan, a statement with a double meaning on the name of previous UN Leader Kofi Annan and the Hebrew word for 'cloud' ('anan') in view of its stature, yet as some 'war vacationers' rush here to securely observe the battling in Syria seething over the fringe, the Golan Heights have as of late become popular for all some unacceptable reasons. If you are interested in hiking, depending on the time of year, the Golan area provides a number of different routes with differing degrees of difficulty. During spring, when flowers are blooming and the fields are lush, it is exceptionally spectacular.

Haifa : There are a lot of different communities and a mixture of cultures in Haifa, making it a very lively area to visit. The charming port and colourful beach, ideal for surfers, can be appreciated by visitors. Plus, they can take in the stunning beauty Haifa has to bring with its exclusive Bahai Garden.

Sea of Galilee : The Sea of Galilee, or as the Israelis name it, the Kinneret, is Israel 's principle supply of water, just as its biggest freshwater pool. The lake 's past goes far back. A large number of Jesus' marvels occurred here, as per the New Testament, remembering his stroll for the water. Vacationers are visiting the Sea of Galilee today to appreciate the relieving narrows, have some good times building pontoons, or do different water exercises.

Best places to visit in Israel

Nazareth : Nazareth, situated in the lower Galilee, is an important holy destination for Christians all over the world. Nazareth is also a city rich in culture and heritage, not to mention fascinating archaeology, in addition to its tremendous religious importance, both of which would offer tourists a different dimension to the charm of the Middle East.

Acre – North Israel : Acre has been populated throughout its existence by a number of different cultures, including the Crusaders and the Ottomans, each leaving their mark on this area. Acre is a must-visit place in the north of Israel with fascinating, culturally moulded houses, ruins and sights at every corner. Enjoy a romantic evening walk around the harbour, have dinner at one of the nearby restaurants, or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the markets of Acre.

Jaffa : Jaffa is a chilled-out little harbour town with an illustrious history as a big port, a picturesque view of honey-colored brick. Crafted for aimless walking and host to an impressive flea market, Jaffa provides a respite from the urban thrum of Tel Aviv next door in old-world style. The muddle of lanes leading down to the harbor, where the ancient Mediterranean empires' great ships once docked, is now a haven for café-hopping and lazy sightseeing in the afternoon. All who visits succumbs to its charms.

Bethlehem : Bethlehem, a major Christian pilgrimage centre, is the location of the Nativity Church, founded on the site where it is believed that Jesus Christ was born. With its far-reaching architectural importance, the stately church complex and the busy street vibe of the bazaar make this the West Bank 's number one highlight. Although many tourists just come here from Jerusalem as a day trip, the city is a perfect spot for excursions into the nearby countryside.

Timna Park : Raw and harsh desert landscape at its peak, one of the most spectacular corners of the Negev is Timna Park, near the Red Sea resort of Eilat. With soaring cliffs and surreally-shaped boulders set amid large tracts of multi-hued sand, the landscapes here have a visceral nature that enchants anyone who visits. The copper mining past of Timna is also worth exploring; the region is full of ancient mine shafts and rock inscriptions that can be searched out by desert explorers.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Arrival - Jerusalem Old & New City Day 2 - Bethlehem and Jericho Day 3 - Masada & Dead Sea Day 4 - Golan Heights Day 5 - Nazareth, Capernaum and Sea of Galilee Day 6 - Caesarea, Acre and Rosh Hanikra, Departure