Abandoning On Holy Land Israel

Although located near the war "hot pans" such as Lyban, Syria, Gaza Strip, ... but Israel is still a tourist attraction, especially pilgrims. If you are planning to travel, pilgrimage to this holy land, you should not ignore the attractive destinations below

. Israel tourism to the holy land Jordan River This is probably the most sacred river on earth , is where Jesus was baptized. The Jordan River originates from Mount Hermon and flows into the Sea of Galilee to Jericho and eventually empties into the Dead Sea. The Jordan River provides 75% of the main water source for the Sea of Galilee This river attracts many baptized tourists such as Korean tourists, Asian and European tourists.



Mamom CraterRamom CraterLocated in the Negev Desert, this is the largest limestone crater the world, formed of water and erosion rather than the impact of a meteorite. Over 40km long and 10km wide, this crater is shaped like an elongated heart. The rise of the mountain peaks deepens Ramon. Jerusalem City Jerusalem Jerusalem has a long history of being revered by Jews, Christians. As the first capital of the Jewish kingdom of ancient Israel, Jerusalem continues to be considered the main city in the holy place of the Jews. 4,000 years ago because its strategic location attracted all the invading armies. It is seen as a stopover for many tourists and ships including the ancient Egyptians, expeditioners and Napoleons Currently, many historical relics of Jaffa have been found during excavations of the ancient city.



Dead Sea Dead Sea It is the area with the highest salinity. The Dead Sea is the lowest saltwater lake on earth and is also an attractive point on the planet: 417.5m lower than sea level. It is located on the border between Israel and Jordan. The Sea of Galilee is considered to be the cleanest lake in the world and the second lowest lake on the planet after the Dead Sea. honored his patron, Emperor Augustus Caesar. At one time, this city was more important than the city of Jerusalem. A large square with 3500 seats has been built, this is also the place where many journeys take place.



In the 12th century, the crusaders extended the aqueduct and restored the city as a great fortress and this structure still exists today. **.

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