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THE COST OF TRAVEL IN ISRAEL: BUDGET

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Published : May, 2023

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Accom: $200 Activities: $30 Beer: $6-8 Entrance Fees: $10-17 Food: $40 Guided Day Trip: $150 Hotels: $190-400 Transpo: $50 Travel Exp./day: $320
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Accom: $200 | Transpo: $50 | Food: $40 | Travel Exp./day: $320 | Entrance Fees: $10-17 | Guided Day Trip: $150 | Beer: $6-8 | Activities: $30 | Hotels: $190-400
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Israel is one of my favorite countries to visit in the world. It has a wonderful climate, delicious local cuisine, gorgeous natural beauty, and even more beautiful people. But what attracts most visitors to the country is its incredible history and culture.

At just 8,550 square miles, Israel packs a lot into its small landscape, which changes dramatically from region to region. Within one short trip in Israel, you could swim in the Mediterranean, ride a camel through the Negev Desert, pick farm fresh fruit from trees in the lush north, and climb the peaks of a snow-capped mount Hermon.

On top of the incredibly diverse landscape, Israel is home to a unique blend of religions and cultures. The country (Jerusalem in particular) is known as one of the most important religious sites for the Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Baha’i people, housing some of the most important historical biblical sites on the planet, alongside sixteen cultural and geographical UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING ISRAEL

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Published : Dec, 2022

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Church of the Holy Sepulchre Cultural Customs To Heed Environmental Precautions To Consider How to Apply for an Israel Online Visa Isarel Currency Nazareth Village Negev Camel Ranch The Western Wall
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre | Cultural Customs To Heed | Environmental Precautions To Consider | How to Apply for an Israel Online Visa | Isarel Currency | Nazareth Village | Negev Camel Ranch | The Western Wall
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Everything You Need To Know Before Visiting Israel & The Top 4 Must-See Attractions in Israel, otherwise known as the Holy Land is the Jews’ birthplace and is a spiritual and beautiful place to visit. People following Muslim and Christian religions also consider Israel as a sacred place because God lived here when he was in the flesh as Jesus...

While planning a trip, learn everything you need to know before visiting Israel from this guide, including the four best tourist attractions to visit during your stay! Namaste to all the aspiring travelers!

Traveling to Israel is an exciting spiritual experience. Remember to heed cultural customs, the environmental precautions, to get your e-Visa, convert your currency, and enjoy the tourist attractions. Follow the advice/suggestions that this post on Everything You Need To Know Before Visiting Israel enumerates.

Hiking Through The Holy Land: Israel’s National Trail

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Published : Jun, 2021

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Jerusalem Makhtesh Craters Mount Arbel Caves Negev Desert Spice Road The Big Fin Trail Angels Wadi Canyons
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Relentless sunlight baked the air to 100°F. We pushed forward in the heat, one foot in front of the other across the barren Negev desert, hiking Israel’s National Trail.

Never waste good shade in the desert.

Over the next week I would learn to respect the importance of this golden rule. Because shade is hard to come by in the Negev, a massive desert in southern Israel.

I was here to hike the Israel National Trail, or INT, with a group of international journalists, bloggers, and Israeli university students.

At 1000 kilometers (620 miles) long, walking the entire trail takes 6-8 weeks. Zig-zagging through much of the country, it’s a collection of ancient local trails that have recently been merged into one.

Inspired by the Appalachian Trail in the United States, the INT was the brainchild of journalist Avraham Tamir who hiked its US counterpart back in the 1980’s. Israel’s trail is relatively new, officially opening in 1995.

My plan was to sample 3 different sections of the trail over the course of a week. A few days in the Negev, a few days in the Jerusalem Mountains, and a few days in the North near the Golan Heights.
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