Israel has rugged adventures for the serious outdoor lover? Oh yes. While most visitors journey to Israel for religious reasons – it is a spiritual destination for not one but three major religions – yet on my trip, I experienced an equally, but altogether different, sacred Israel. Between Israel’s diverse terrain and spiritual significance, it […]
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Sitting cross-legged on the glittering purple and silver pillows around the campfire at Noam Bamidbar Farm in the Negev Desert of Israel, I wait for my Nana (mint) tea made by a genuine Bedouin farmer named Mohammad.  As Mohammad spoke about the Negev Desert, I notice Mohammad’s lovely lime green tasseled scarf and tell him I like
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For wine-o-philes looking for something different, Israeli wines might just be the best discovery you’ll ever find.  Sure, the Holy Land is known for religion, but it’s also one of the birthplaces of the wine industry too. After all, grapes have been a part of this area for centuries. With roughly 400 wineries in the country
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It would be fair to say that cyclists in Israel are spoiled for choices when adding a biking route to an Israel itinerary. In a country no bigger than the state of New Jersey, there are an amazing 7 different climate zones. Cyclists can choose from the snowy peaked mountains of the Golan in the
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