How to (safely) visit the Tomb of Joseph
Today we are visiting a site so off the beaten track, that Jews (and often Christians) can only safely visit here once a month! Â Not only does the Tomb of Joseph (located in the Arab city of Nablus) have major religious, historical, and political significance, but is also mentioned explicitly many times in the Bible!
Visit Biblical Mei Neftoach (Abandoned town of Lifta)
As a veteran tour guide, I often have the privilege of touring with visitors who want me to bring them to places rarely included in an itinerary. One such site is the (almost perfectly) preserved ancient town of Lifta. It offers everything from Biblical heritage, a rich history, great swimming, pastoral quiet, and an abandoned village where the buildings still stand at their original height
Hidden gem: Tel Yarmut (Biblical Jarmuth)
When living in Israel, one gets so accustomed to seeing Bible sites at every turn, that you can almost start taking it for granted! . One of the most impressive sites well below the radar is only a 15-minute walk from my home- Jarmuth (Tel Yarmut), mentioned 7 times in the Bible.
Hill of Jonah & Ashdod Port
The Hill of Jonah has a beautiful panoramic view of the city and surrounding area.This lovely, serene area is perfect for a picnic, or just to get away and relax from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding city.
Zorah: In the Footsteps of Samson
Today, we are going to visit a special Biblical site that few people are aware even exists. This site, nestled in the tranquil, hand planted President’s Forest, has stunning views from the top!
Victim touring vs. victory touring
Trips need to inspire, describing events within the unfolding story of the Jewish return and rebuilding of the nation.
Visit Kibbutz Ramat Rachel (Biblical Beth-HaKerem)
Today we are visiting a wonderful treasure, right in the heart of Jerusalem. Now called Ramat Rachel, many archaeologists have concluded that this was the site of Biblical Beth-HaKerem.
Visit Biblical Maresha and Beit Guvrin
Today we are visiting a one-of-a kind World Heritage site, biblical Maresha and ancient Beit Guvrin! This site, with stunning natural beauty, is not only steeped in thousands of years of history, but the unique (and unusual) archeology is well preserved at a level seldom found anywhere else.
Why you should visit Tel Beit Shean
Beit Shean, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world, is fairly well visited by tourists who come here to see its impressive ruins. However, visitors often skip the older Biblical Beit Shean. That means one thing: they are missing the best part!
Biblical Mount Gilboa
Today, we’re exploring an incredibly unique mountain that few non-residents of Israel will visit (or even notice) unless they are with a tour guide.
