Trip
The magic of Ein Hod: A European escape just around the corner
Stone alleys, surprising galleries, cooking workshops, a sunset restaurant, and B&Bs with a sea view. We returned to Ein Hod and discovered an artists’ village offering far more than expected.
Between rock pools & canyons: Hiking trails to discover in the Arava
Paying your way across America: A practical money guide for Israeli travelers
Discover Israel’s national parks: Friday tours, concerts, and Hanukkah events
Starting Nov. 1: What travelers should know about their passport
Starting Nov. 1, Israelis can apply for a passport at a reduced rate - NIS 185 for adults instead of NIS 290. For a family of four, savings reach nearly NIS 300. Here is what you need to know.
The Land of the Monasteries in the Dead Sea is opening to hikers this week
A journey following monks and pioneers in the northern Dead Sea, through an area accessible to hikers just two days a year.
Field trip tragedy shows Israel needs answers, not a blame game - editorial
Wilensky was killed, and 24 others were wounded, when one of the students picked up an unexploded Hezbollah bomb and put it in his backpack.
The vacation revealing a different side of the Golan
A Golan package combines lodging and spa with visiting bakeries, knafeh factory, and a market in Druze villages. What does the itinerary include, how to get around, and what to check before booking?
Where life meets memory: Discovering seven southern sites of resilience, nature, and rebirth
Not every memory is etched in stone: Since Oct. 7, southern places honor lost lives through paths, trees, coffee, and scenery in a journey of life.
Sukkot route without the traffic jams to the North: From forests and cows to vineyards
A holiday day trip in Be'er Tuviya passes through a eucalyptus grove, dairy farm, oil press, studio, coffee cart, and winery for local food and nature.
From desert nights to northern festivals: The best family activities for Sukkot in Israel
From Hol Hamoed in the desert to northern festivals: We gathered special events, trips, nature, and activities for the entire family this Sukkot.
Floodwaters erased the trail – now it returns: Ein Gedi prepares for Sukkot
More than a year after flood damage, the lower Nahal David trail to David Waterfall reopens for Sukkot following a NIS 7 million restoration project.
Tel Jezreel lookout gets fresh new look with upgraded accessibility
Jezreel Valley lookout gets makeover: Paths renewed, new view point added, shaded seating built, and site made accessible for disabled visitors.
From Addis to Omo: A journey to Ethiopia's cultural heart
From Addis Ababa to the Omo Valley, a journey through communities, rituals, and traditions that tell how human beings learn to live with the land, the water, and the reality around them.
