Tzfat – The Wackiest And Most Mysterious Place In The World

Through all events of time, people still believe that Tzfat "thin place". The Celtic term implicitly likens the city to heaven and earth in harmony - where heaven and realm are closest to each other, people feel relieved and relaxed. Many tourists, with that belief, always feel the sacredness difficult to describe into words when coming here. Peaceful views in Tzfat. Journalist Eric Weiner told the BBC that every time he went to Tzfat, he felt an unexpected silence

. Tzfat is not really paradise, but the atmosphere here is really light, elegant, not in a hurry. "It was a place I visited for a few days, but felt like I lived a lifetime." And even the cemetery here, people also feel the sacred when daily welcoming groups of pilgrims to pray for the tomb Since the 16th century, this place has been considered one of the four cities.



The holy city of Judaism, along with Jerusalem, Hebron and Tiberias. Possessing a temperate climate and many beautiful landscapes, Tzfat has become a popular destination for Israelis and foreign tourists. Residents from Tel Aviv are frequent visitors to Tzfat and, of course, it has become a destination attracting gamblers, prostitutes and artists.View view of Tzfat from above Kabbalah, the mystical art of religion Ancient Judaism, developed in Tzfat for centuries. When Spain expelled the Jews in 1492, some of them settled here. One of them is the miraculous scholars of this famous sect. Tzfat is not the birthplace of Kabbalah, but the place that helps it flourish and grow, revitalize and survive to this day A church without people in Tzfat The essence of Tzfat is tradition and eccentric parallel.



People living here do not feel burdened by not following the standards of life. This is the place they look to, to escape the rigor of orthodoxy in Jerusalem, or secularity in Tel Aviv.Tzfat is also the destination that attracts many visitors. But there are no services available to visitors throughout the city. There are only a few hotels, mediocre restaurants. Unique or luxurious places really are few. Tzfat is located in northern Israel. "Tzfat has its own charms, and where heaven and earth merge into one, there is no need to embellish it," said one traveler.



The most popular time for tourists in Tzfat is the Sabbath, known as the "time of worship". Six night's evening was marked by activities like a storm before stillness. Everyone was urgent and felt the pressure of the ceremony approaching. And then, a whistle sounded to signal the beginning of Sabbath, and everything fell into silence. The sound we hear now is just the footsteps of people heading towards the churches. The city does not have many tourist services but still attracts visitors.

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