Ein Keshatot
Ein Keshatot is a fascinating archaeological site located in the Golan Heights. The site is believed to be the remains of a Jewish village.
Rujum Al-Hiri
Rujm el-Hiri is an ancient megalithic monument found in the Golan Heights. It is made up of 42,000 stones which is purpose is not clear.
Meshushim Stream Nature Reserve
Meshushim Stream (Nahal Meshushim) is a river in the Golan Heights. It’s a beautiful nature reserve for hikers. For sure worth your time!
Gadot Lookout
Gadot Lookout (Gadot Observation Point) is a memorial site and observation site in the Golan Heights. Until the Six Day War, the place served as a Syrian outpost called “(Al) Murtafa”. This outpost was one of the most fortified outposts in the Golan, in whose territory communication channels and minefields survived. Gadot Lookout controls the […]
Saar Falls
Saar Falls is one of two falls you can find along the Saar River. Moreover, the river flows in northern Golan Heights. The stream is best known for its Saar waterfall, which is located near Highway 99 and is characterized by an impressive flow after the rains. The stream empties into the Hermon River about […]
Pelter Winery
So Pelter Winery is an Israeli boutique winery. This top winery was founded in 2001 by Tal Pelter, who studied in Australia, to which his brother Nir is a member. Now first the winerey was established in the center of Israel. But then in 2005 it moved to Kibbutz Ein Zivan in the Golan Heights. […]
Château Golan Winery
Château Golan Winery is a great stop when touring the Golan region and the Sea of Galilee. A real gem if you plan to visit the Holy Land.
Banias Nature Reserve
Banias Nature Reserve houses the ancient city mentioned in the Gospels of Matthew and Mark as Caesarea Philippi.
Lake Ram
Lake Ram is a crater lake (maar) in the Golan Heights. A very important archaeological figurine was found in Lake Ram. Click here for more!
Nimrod Fortress National Park
Nimrod Fortress National Park protects is a medieval Ayyubid castle set on the southern slopes of Mount Hermon. So let’s go touring!