Stunning to my Israeli cuisine Never miss the series h Hummus (Chickpea Sauce) Almost every meal in Israel has this Homs as a starter. It is suitable to eat with bread before meals. The hummus is often covered with sesame sauce, pine nuts, mushrooms and spices. It is not bad to mix and eat together. Pita Pita Pita is hollow in the middle, you can put a variety of sauces, salads inside, a little Chinese feeling. Because it is a very popular and very convenient staple food, it is especially popular among locals. Falafel Falafel Falafel is a healthy fried vegetable cake. The general fare fee is matched with mashed tomatoes, carrots or cucumbers to reduce the greasy feeling. Israel Couscous Israel Couscous is a kind of pasta that looks like cereals. It can be eaten as a staple food alone, or with vegetables and meat. Eat with fruit, sugar, or nuts. is a food that can be casually matched. Bourekas Israel's Bourekas looks a bit like a big fried dumpling, and some are more like pizza stuffing. It can be seen on the buffet table for breakfast.

Mushroom Jun's Asian travel Israel, Tel Aviv Israel has both traditional and religious festivals of the nation, as well as many exotic festivals. In addition to Talmud (Moses), many Moses' memorial festivals, such as Passover, Sukkot, Yom Kippur, etc., are established according to God's promises. Israel has held the Dragon Boat Festival since 2012. It lasts for three days once a year. On average, there are more than 20 teams participating in the competition. The lineup of people who believe in different ethnic groups sitting on a dragon boat and struggle to paddle is definitely not the way. Night Tan. I participated in the Dragon Boat Festival, which is the largest in Israel in recent years. The excitement in the center is more than two points. Watching the Israelis draw dragon boats, kick the scorpion, write calligraphy, and the Chinese flag flying around. Feel the international influence brought by the increasingly powerful national power, I really want to say a word

Tel Aviv is often referred to as the never-staying city. It is the first modern Jewish city built in Israel and the cultural and financial center of the country. It is full of vitality everywhere, with a variety of cultures, arts, entertainment, and colorful nightlife. We came to meet the Jewish most important festival "Principal Festival". In this festival, the Jews will dress themselves as weird, and it is really appropriate to shoot humanities in Israel on such days. We came to Tel Aviv's largest market, Carmel Market, and enjoyed an afternoon of shopping time, watching the daily life of people dressed in exotic clothes, close to the lives of locals, and fresh fruits. It is especially interesting to know the most authentic customs in vegetables, bread desserts and local cuisine. Jews are very smart and diligent people. You can see a lot of street performers in the downtown area. From dressing up to performances, they have their own characteristics and can't help but feel lame. This bursting drummer attracts everyone's attention. Look at this photo to know how hot it is!

Another fascinating place in Tel Aviv is the beautiful coastline. The Mediterranean is like a blue gem, attracting many surfers. Our hotel is right by the sea, and every day I see young people surfing outside from the window. There are also beautiful bikini girls and daddy with children, enjoying the sunshine of the Mediterranean. Of course, there are teenagers in the sunset!

Encountering the college's carnival warm-up, Snow, the hunger game, boy all have. Before the Festival, you can see the small fresh meat in the city, and the atmosphere is really good! Right, Jaffa Old Town, there is also a fun project to find the twelve constellations of Jaffa Old Town #See how many can you find?

Tel Aviv is also a Mediterranean seaside city with more than 4,000 years of Jaffa Old Town, literary and romantic. Tel Aviv is more like the most open and modern of the Israeli cities, and the big cities with tall buildings are no different from our metropolis. The city is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, and it is rare that beaches and seawater so close to the city can be so pure. Sailboats are in the harbor. In the morning, there are many people kayaking on the sea. As the second largest city in Israel, the weight of Jerusalem is less. The whole city feels relaxed and laid back. In Tel Aviv, young and energetic everywhere, the seaside coconut tree shadows, clear water and white sand, such Tel Aviv is not very romantic, such Tel Aviv is more suitable for a small stay for a few days, savor.

Escape from the dead always celebrates, and super lucky to catch up with Jewish most joyful festival - Purim Festival! All the precepts are put aside, and everyone is dressed in exaggerated fantasy costumes to sing the night, in order to commemorate the "Persian emperor led the Jews to escape the catastrophe." Special area that enjoys vip treatment, but likes to bring the team into the crowd three times and three out, just to record this grandest celebration. A variety of shots on the shoulders to be photographed, carnival can really let people put down all the guards, close together!

On the rest day in Israel, the Carmel Market, the largest traditional market in Tel Aviv, is invigorating. A small street a few hundred meters long is lined with small stalls. Local people buy fresh vegetables, fruits, spices, snacks and other daily necessities every day. I also like the craft fairs on the pedestrian street next to the market every Tuesday and Friday. The crafts of each booth are extremely sensational, almost all of which are unique works created by local craftsmen. When we went to the Pulin Festival in Israels national carnival, we also encountered local people who specially dressed up when they were hanging out in the market. Buying a favorite craft in the art market, or eating a street lunch at the Carmel market is the best choice for Be as a local.

Jaffa and the neighboring city of Tel Aviv, also known as Tel Aviv-Jaffa, are the second largest cities in Israel today. An ancient civilization with a history of more than 4,000 years is also one of the most important ports of world trade. In 1457 BC, King Thutmose III of Egypt once called the king here, ruled the core of the Middle East, and the port where the East and West materials meet - Jaffa. A remodeled gate and a section of the city have been preserved to tell the history. Then there were Sarai, the Ottoman Empire, Napoleon of France, and countless monarchs ruled here. Aside from these history, today's Jaffa is a quiet seaside town. In stark contrast to Tel Avivs metropolitan atmosphere, Jaffa has a rustic feel. The slightly mottled wall feels disrepaired for a long time, and with the blooming flowers, it feels completely different. Every small yard is a landscape.