trip to isreal

Israel is a relatively small country with an extremely diverse topography. Landscapes can range from the coastal plains near the Dead Sea, highlands in the North, and the Negev Desert in the South. Each place is unique in its own way and there are so many different places to see. Here are five lesser known facts about the country: 1. Israel is the only country I. The world that has more trees than it did 50 years ago. 2. It has more museums per capita than any other country. 3. Its where voicemail technology was developed. 4. Life expectancy is amoung the highest in the world at 82 years. 5. Israel tops the list of countries when it comes to the annual production of scientific papers. #awesomepic #unforgettableexperiences #ancienttowns #seasidephotoguide #smelltheroses

Check out the most worthwhile restaurants in Israel. [MAGDALENA Restaurant] Step into the restaurant, you can see the blue sea of Galilee in the east, and the sandstone scenery with sparse vegetation on the south, you can walk up to the terrace area. Experience the "half of the sea, half the flame" by touching this fascinating landscape. :Migdal Junction | magala center

Tel Aviv, which borders the Eastern Mediterranean, is Israel's second largest city. The city center of Frishman Beach, on the one hand is a modern high-rise building, on the one side is a long beach, the sea is clear, the beach is soft, and people are relaxing, running and exercising all day, everything is lazy and comfortable, the locals are too Enjoy life.

Stayed at the "Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel" for a few days in Tel Aviv, Israel. On one side of the hotel is the beachfront marina and on the side of the Gan Haatzmaut Park. Each room has a private balcony overlooking the sea or the city. Although the interior of the room is not particularly spacious, it is very cozy and comfortable, and all facilities are available. In addition, there is a wide variety of buffet breakfasts, including champagne and caviar, and you can enjoy the sea view while enjoying the food. It feels great!

The Old Town of Jaffa on the Mediterranean Sea is an ancient city with a history of more than 4,000 years and one of the earliest port trade cities in the world. This ancient millennium city has been mentioned many times in the Bible. For thousands of years, the Romans, Greeks, Crusaders, Turks, Arabs and other countries have invaded the army. The Old City of Jaffa has also staged a history of alternating ups and downs. Nowadays, the old town, which has experienced thousands of years of wind and rain, is surrounded by trees, trees and windows. Every building and every corner is telling the past... "Jaffa" is Hebrew The homonym of the word "beautiful", because the scenery here is excellent and picturesque, it still maintains the simple appearance of the millennium. Most of the streets and towns of the ancient city are composed of stone houses. They are built according to the ups and downs of the terrain. They are full of vicissitudes of history and are particularly charming in the blue Mediterranean embrace.

Old Jaffa is situated in the south of Tel Aviv and contrasts with the Mediterranean in a modern setting. The wood that records the establishment of Judaism Christmas is landed here. Outside the ancient city is a street filled with various shops and restaurants. During the day, I only felt that the shop was awkward. In the ancient city, under the shelter of the ancient city walls, peace and quiet make people have the power to find their heart. The central square of the Old Town has 12 constellations of fountains, churches and visitor centres, and several cafs overlooking the Mediterranean. If there is plenty of time, I will order a cup of coffee and the sea to "ear the ear" for a whole day. The modern beach, from the corner of the ancient city of Jaffa, has a long-lasting meaning.

Looking south from the seaside in Tel Aviv, at the end of the coast, a beige ancient city penetrates into the deep sea of the Mediterranean Sea, which is Jaffa. Jaffa Old Town has a history of more than 4,000 years, while Tel Aviv is only 100 years old, even the grandson is not. Originally because the price of Jaffa Old Town was too expensive, Jews began to buy in the suburbs and slowly developed into Tel Aviv. It is a bit like Shanghai's Puxi and Pudong. Nowadays, the small special counterattacks, the scale and prosperity far exceed the old city. But history and heritage can not be supported by high-rise buildings. The day that moved from Tel Aviv to the old town of Jaffa was Saturday, coincided with the Sabbath in Israel, and there was no public transportation during the day. I can only use a gett to call a taxi. In just a few kilometers, I spent more than 80 shekels. It hurts. It is really expensive to take a taxi in Israel. I thought it was a place where many Arabs gathered and lived in a strong atmosphere, similar to the old city of Jerusalem. In fact, it is not at all. Nowadays, it is a tourist attraction, an art center, and the vicissitudes of the face are the heart of literature and art. Compared to the heavy sense of sacredness in the Old City of Jerusalem, the sense of history, even older Jaffa Old Town is full of youthful vitality and relaxed feelings. Playing Jerusalem requires you to understand history, religion, and then use your feet to measure, use your eyes to discover, and use your heart to understand. And the old town of Jaffa can make you forget the history, look at the book at the coffee shop by the sea, collect the twelve constellations in the art alley, dig a treasure in the traditional flea market, or go to the beach to hug the Mediterranean. , tanning the skin to several dimensions. Jaffa Old Town, there are more exciting, waiting for you to discover

Recommended by the Israeli hotel - JOSEPH HOTEL TLV Just finished the trip to Israel, although the visa was delayed, the hotel was ordered in a hurry, but fortunately the three hotels and homestays booked this time Very satisfied, can't help but share it for everyone. This JOSEPH HOTEL TLV is the only hotel in the Jaffa Old Town of Tel Aviv. The cost of 900 or so per night is also very common in Tel Aviv. The hotel's design is quite distinctive, with rare dark green tones and orange-red contrast chairs, although simple but very stylish. Take a group of slightly abstract photos, and feel that if you have a model, you can shoot a fashion blockbuster. The manager of the hotel is super interesting, warm and funny, and the feeling of being unable to stop. When checking out, I was also enthusiastic about what kind of traffic we were going to take, and finally sent it downstairs to help us point out the location of the station. The hotel is very close to the old town of Jaffa. It takes only five minutes to walk into the old town. It is very convenient anyway.