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Israel's Nature Reserves & National Parks מבצר נמרוד עין חמד En Hemed Nimrod Fortress נחל חרמון (בניאס) מערת הנטיפים Stalactite Cave Hermon Stream (Banias) תל דן תל אשקלון Israel Nature Tel Ashkelon and Parks Authority Tel Dan נחל שניר בית גוברין (מרשה) Bet Guvrin (Maresha) GREEN PASS Senir Stream For tourists only חורשת טל לתיירים בלבד קומראן Qumran Horshat Tal נחל עיון Welcome to Israel’s עיינות צוקים Enot Tsukim (En Fashkha) Nature Reserves & Iyon Stream החולה National Parks הרודיון Herodium Hula זכאי לבקר ב6- משמורות Is entitled to enter 6 National הטבע והגנים הלאומיים Parks and Nature Reserves אכזיב המופיעים ברשימה זו on this list. Valid for 14 days עין גדי Akhziv תוך 14 יום מהביקור הראשון. .En Gedi from the first visit תל חצור עתיקות עין גדי Tel Hazor En Gedi Antiquities The cable-car in Masada is not included מבצר יחיעם מצדה Masada Yehi'am Fortress ברעם תל ערד Bar'am הרכבל במצדה אינו כלול Tel Arad נחל עמוד תל באר שבע Tel Be'er Sheva Amud Stream 110 ניתן לניצול כורזים מחיר בש“ח ב6- אתרים הבשור ( אשכול) ד Price in NIS בלבד Korazim ו Besor (Eshkol) 6 הבטיחה עין אפק ארבל קסריה ממשית En Afek Betihaג Mamshit (Kurnub) SAMPLECaesarea Arbel נחל אלכסנדר - יהודיה ציפורי מעין חרוד חוף בית ינאי עין עבדת En Avdat Alexander Stream Ma'ayan Harod Zippori Yahudiya מ Bet Yanai Beach גמלא בית שערים בית אלפא אפולוניה עבדת Bet Alfa Bet She'arim Gamlaא Avdat Apollonia חי-בר כרמל נחל מערות גן השלושה (סחנה) ירקון-אפק מרכז מבקרים מכתש רמון, חי-רמון Makhtesh Ramon Visitors Yarkon Gan Hashelosha Nahal Me'arot Hai-Bar Carmel Center & Bio Ramon (Sahne) כורסי חוף דור הבונים בית שאן עין פרת חי-בר יטבתה Hai-Bar Yotvata En Prat Bet She'an Dor Habonim Beach Gerassa, Kursi חמת טבריה תל מגידו נחל תנינים קסטל חוף האלמוגים באילת Eilat Coral Beach Castel Taninim Stream Tel Megiddo Hamat Tiberias (Armageddon) כוכב הירדן אכסניית השומרוני הטוב מנזר אותימיוס מנזר מרטיריוס הר גריזים Mount Gerizim The Monastery The Monastery The Inn of the Kokhav Hayarden of St. Martyrius of St. Euthymius Good Samaritan 1. NIMROD1. NIMROD'S FORTRESS FORTRESS N.P. N.P. 6 1 2. HERMON STREAM N.R. 3 2 2. HERMON STREAM N.R. NATIONALNATIONAL PARKS PARKS 4 (BANIAS) 5 1. NIMROD'S (BANIAS) FORTRESS N.P. & &NATURE NATURE RESERVES RESERVES 3. TEL DAN N.R. IN ISRAEL 2.3. HERMONTEL DAN STREAM N.R. N.R. NATIONALIN ISRAEL PARKS 4. SENIR STREAM N.R. Legend 4. SENIR(BANIAS) STREAM N.R. & NATURELegend RESERVES 7 5. HORSAT TAL N.P. All proceeds will be used to protect nature and heritage in Israel 9 INPA Site 9 11 3.5. TELHORSHAT DAN N.R. TAL N.P. 9 INPAIN Site ISRAEL 8 6. IYON6. IYONSTREAM STREAM N.R. N.R. Nature Reserve & 10 4. SENIR STREAM N.R. 7. HULA N.R. All proceeds will be used to protect nature and heritage in Israel NationalNatureLegend Park Reserve Areas & 7. HULA N.R. 16 8. TEL5. HAZORHORSHAT N.P. TAL N.P. 9 INPANational Site Park Areas 12 13 8. TEL HAZOR N.P. 15 17 9. AKHZIV6. IYON N.P. STREAM N.R. 14 9. AKHZIV N.P. Nature Reserve & 21 10. YEHI’AM7. HULA FORTRESS N.R. N.P. National Park Areas 20 18 10. YEHI'AM FORTRESS N.P. 11. BAR’AM8. TEL N.P.HAZOR N.P. 19 11. BAR'AM N.P. 23 22 12. AMUD9. AKHZIV STREAM N.P. N.R. 24 12. AMUD STREAM N.R. 25 13. KORAZIM10. YEHI'AM N.P. FORTRESS N.P. 26 13. KORAZIM N.P. 14. CAPERNAUM11.NIMROD'SBAR'AM FORTRESS N.P. N.P. 27 1. 14. CAPERNAUM N.P. 29 15.2. BETIHA12.HERMONAMUD - STREAMBET STREAM TSAIDA N.R. N.R. N.R. NATIONAL PARKS 28 15. BETIHA - BET TSAIDA N.R. 34 30 16. YEHUDIYA13. (BANIAS)KORAZIM N.R. -N.P. & NATURE RESERVES 31 16. YEHUDIYA N.R.- Meshushim Stream IN ISRAEL 35 3233 3. MESHUSHIM14.TEL DANCAPERNAUM N.R. POOL N.P. 4. SENIR17. GAMLA STREAM N.R. N.R. 17. GAMLA15. BETIHA N.R. - BET TSAIDA N.R. All proceeds will be used to protect nature and heritage in Israel Legend 5. HORSHAT TAL N.P. 16.18. KURSI N.P. 9 INPA Site 18.6. KURSI,IYONYEHUDIYA STREAM GERASSA N.R. N.R.-N.P. Meshushim Stream 36 19. HAMAT TVERYA N.P. Nature Reserve & 19.7. HAMAT17.HULAGAMLA N.R. TVERYA N.R. N.P. National Park Areas 20.8. ARBEL18.TEL20. HAZORKURSIARBEL N.P. N.P.N.P. N.P. 37 21.9. EN19.AKHZIV21. AFEKHAMATEN N.P.AFEK N.R. TVERYA N.R. N.P. 22.10. ZIPPORI20.YEHI'AM22. ARBELZIPPORI FORTRESS N.P. N.P. N.P. N.P. 39 38 11. 23. HAI-BAR21.BAR'AM23. ENHAI-BAR N.P.AFEK CARMEL CARMELN.R. N.R. N.R. 12. AMUD24. MT. STREAM CARMEL N.R. N.P. 40 24.13. MT.22.KORAZIM CARMELZIPPORI N.P. N.P. N.P. 25.14. BET23.CAPERNAUM25. SHE’ARIMHAI-BARBET SHE'ARIM N.P. CARMEL N.P. N.P. N.R. 26.15. NAHAL24.BETIHA26. MT.NAHAL -ME’AROT BETCARMEL TSAIDA ME'AROT N.R. N.P. N.R. N.R. 54 27.16. DOR25.YEHUDIYA27. BETHABONIMDOR SHE'ARIM N.R.-HABONIM Meshushim BEACH N.P. N.R. N.R. Stream 50 28.17. TEL26.GAMLA28. MEGIDDONAHALTEL N.R. MEGIDDO ME'AROT N.P. N.P. N.R. 18. (ARMAGEDDON)KURSI(ARMAGEDDON) N.P. 41 19. 27.HAMATDOR TVERYA HABONIM N.P. N.R. 29. KOKHAV HAYARDEN N.P. 42 43 20. 28.ARBEL29. TELKOKHAV N.P. MEGIDDO HAYARDEN N.P. N.P. 47 484645 49 44 53 21. (BELVOIR)EN AFEK(ARMAGEDDON)(BELVOIR) N.R. 55 30.22. MA’AYAN29.ZIPPORI30. KOKHAVMA'AYAN N.P. HAROD HAYARDEN HAROD N.P. N.P. N.P. 31.23. BET ALFA N.P. 51 56 HAI-BAR31. (BELVOIR)BET CARMEL ALFA N.P.N.R. 32.24. GANMT.32. CARMEL HASHLOSHA N.P. N.P. 52 30. MA'AYANGAN HASHLOSHA HAROD N.P. N.P. 25. (SAHNE)BET SHE'ARIM N.P. 31. BET(SAKHNE) ALFA N.P. 33.26. BETNAHAL SHE’AN ME'AROT N.P. N.R. 27. 32.DOR33. GANHABONIMBET SHE'ANHASHLOSHA N.R. N.P. N.P. 34. TANINIM STREAM N.R. 58 57 28. TEL34. MEGIDDO(SAKHNE)TANINIM N.P. STREAM N.R. 35. CAESAREA N.P. 33.(ARMAGEDDON)35. BETCAESAREA SHE'AN N.P. N.P. 36.29. ALEXANSDERKOKHAV HAYARDEN STREAM N.P. - 34.36. TANINIMBET YANAY STREAM BEACH N.R. N.P. (BELVOIR)BET YANAY BEACH N.P. 59 35.37. SEBASTIA N.P. 62 37.30. SEBASTIAMA'AYANCAESAREA HAROD N.P. N.P.N.P. 60 36.38. Mount Gerizim N.P. 61 38.31. MOUNTBET ALFABET GERIZIM YANAYN.P. BEACH P. N.P. 32. GAN39. HASHLOSHAAPOLLONIA N.P. N.P. 39. APOLLONIA37. SEBASTIA N.P. N.P. (SAKHNE)40. YARKON N.P. 40. YARKON38. Mount N.P. Gerizim N.P. 33. BET41. SHE'ANEN PRAT N.P. N.R. 41, EN39. PRATAPOLLONIA N.R. N.P. 34. TANINIM42. THE STREAM MONASTERY N.R. OF ST. EUTHYMIUS 42.35. THE40.CAESAREA MONASTERYYARKON N.P. N.P. OF ST. EUTHYMIUS 63 43. THE INN OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN 43.36. THE41.BET YANAY INNEN PRATOF BEACH THE N.R. GOOD N.P. SAMARITAN 44. 44.37. THE42.SEBASTIA MONASTERYTHETHE N.P.MONASTERYMONASTERY OF ST. OF OFMARTYRIUS ST.ST. EUTHYMIUSMARTYRIUS 38. 45. JERUSALEM43.Mount45. THENEBI Gerizim INN SAMUEL WALLS N.P. OF THE N.P.- CITY GOOD OF DAVID SAMARITAN N.P 64 39. APOLLONIA N.P. 65 46. NABI44.46. THE JERUSALEMSAMUEL MONASTERY P. WALLS OF N.P. ST. MARTYRIUS 66 40. YARKON47. CASTEL N.P. N.P. 47.41. CASTEL45.EN PRATNEBI N.P.N.R. SAMUEL N.P. 67 48. EN HEMED N.P. (AQUA BELLA) .N.P. OF(AQUA WALLS ST. EUTHYMIUS BELLA) N.P דEN46.THE HEMED MONASTERYJERUSALEM .48.42 49.43. STALACTITE47.THE49. INNCASTELSTALACTITE OF THE CAVE N.P. GOOD N.R.CAVE SAMARITAN N.R. 50.44. PALMAHIM48.THE50. MONASTERYENASHKELON HEMED BEACH OF N.P. N.P. ST.N.P. (AQUAMARTYRIUS BELLA) .SAMUEL N.P וNEBI .45 68 51. ASHKELON49.51. STALACTITEBET GUVRIN N.P. CAVE N.P. (MARESHA) N.R. 46. JERUSALEM52. QUMRAN WALLS N.P. N.P. 52.47. BET50.CASTEL GUVRINASHKELON N.P. N.P. (MARESHA)N.P. 53. QASER EL- YAHUD BAPTISMAL SITE (QUMRAN51.EN HEMEDBET GUVRIN P.N.P. (AQUA N.P. BELLA) (MARESHA .5348גSAMPLE 54.49. BAPTISMAK52.STALACTITE54. QUMRANENOT TSUKIMCAVESITE N.P. AT N.R. THE N.R. (EN FASHKHA) 50. JORDAN53.ASHKELON55. QASERHERODYON RIVER N.P. EL- YAHUD N.P. BAPTISMAL SITE 51. QASER54.BET56. GUVRINENOTEN EL- GEDI YAHUD TSUKIM N.P. N.R.(MARESHA) BAPTISMAL N.R. (EN FASHKHA) SITE 55.52. ENOTQUMRAN57. EN TSUKIM GEDI N.P. ANTIQUITIESP. (EN FASHKHA) N.P. 53. 55.QASERHERODYON EL- YAHUD BAPTISMAL N.P. SITE 56. HERODIUM58. MASADA P. (HERODION) N.P. (ENOTEN TSUKIM GEDI N.R. N.R. (EN FASHKHA.56 .54 מ 57.55. EN57.HERODYON59. GEDIENTEL GEDI N.R.ARAD N.P. ANTIQUITIES N.P. N.P. 58.56. EN58.EN60. GEDIMASADATEL ANTIQUITIESN.R. BE'ER N.P.SHEVA N.P. N.P. 59.57. MASAD59.EN61. GEDITELESHKOLA ANTIQUITIES ARAD N.P. N.P. N.P. (BESOR) N.P. 58. MASADA N.P. 60. TEL60.62. 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