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Nes-Ammim is a Christian community's cooperative village, located in the Western Galilee, a northern district of Israel.

Mar-Saba Monastery is a Greek-Orthodox Monastery, built on a cliff just outside of the Kidron Valley, near Jerusalem- in the northern part of the Judean Desert,.

Yardenit is the site that pilgrims- from the all over the world- come to, in the Holy Land, in order to walk in the footsteps of Jesus.

Kfar kanna has been identified, as of the middle-ages, with the New Testament's village of "Kanna", at which Jesus had performed his first miracle.

Modern Jaffa is part of the city of Tel-Aviv.It used to be an ancient port/harbor, connected to Biblical times as well as to the Prophet Jonah.

Zikhron Ya’akov means "the memory of Jacob”; an Israeli city located some 35 Kilometers south of Haifa, at the slopes of the Carmel mountain.

The city is facing the Mediterranean Sea.

A unique Desert Gem; located in the south of Israel, a reservation known as "Park Timna". The Park is located some 25 km north of the city of Eilat.

The uniqueness of the park lies in its combination of ancient Biblical history, archaeological findings and breathtaking landscape. It tells the stories of King Solomon's' Pillars, of the Egyptian Goddess Hth'or, of the first known Copper-Mine and more.

Here is some info re the most sacred Christian sites that may be of importance to you, while traveling the Holy Land.

Caesarea is located on Israel's central Mediterranean coast and is the ancient Roman capital of the land of Israel.

The Dead Sea is a world-famous lake of salt, located at the south-eastern part of Israel, near its border with Jordan.

The "Crater" is a Geological Phenomenon that is unique to the Middle Eastern parts, which had been created due to the erosion of a Mountain - filled with soft stone.

Jerusalem is a holy city to the three major religions; Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The city is located in the Judean Mountains near the Dead Sea.