Israel is one of the most emblematic tourist destinations in the world, as a place of ancient history and stunning cultural landmarks. There are so many things to see and visit that you’ll definitely feel the need to visit more than once to uncover all the mysteries Israel has to offer. Here are some of the most beautiful places that should definitely be on your itinerary.

Bat Yam 

Bat Yam is situated on Israel’s Mediterranean coast, just south of Tel Aviv. It is one of the best places for Israel connection VIP trips, a vibrant and culturally-rich city. It is popular with beach-goers and surfers. The city has six beaches, with several restaurants and eateries nearby. The MoBY museum is also very much worth a visit. It is split into three separate areas dedicated to permanent and temporary art collections, exhibits, academic discussions, and community projects.

The Red Canyon 

Located in the Eilat Mountains in southern Negev, the Red Canyon is one of Israel's most beautiful hiking trails. Despite the look of it, the trails are actually quite accessible, and you don’t have to be a strong athlete to have a chance to admire the impressive geological sights. When sunshine hits the canyon, it starts glowing with an intense crimson hue. The shades of red are different throughout the canyon, shaped in the sandstone through the influence of the elements over several centuries.

Nazareth 

There are many ancient landmarks of historical importance in Israel. Among them, Nazareth stands out as a place that offers a wide variety of sites for tourists to visit. The city, the largest in Israel’s northern District, started as a Jewish village. Since Late Antiquity, it has been considered a place of Christian pilgrimage, owing to its status as the childhood home of Jesus Christ. There are several churches that can be visited in Nazareth today, belonging to different denominations. The Church of the Annunciation, the Church of St. Gabriel, the Synagogue Church and the Mensa Christi Church all mark the sites of several Biblical events.

Valley of Elah 

The Valley of Elah is described in the Miqra as the place where the Israelites were encamped at the time when David battled and killed Goliath long before becoming king when he was still a shepherd and harpist. Several archaeological sites are located in the area, including the ancient towns of Sokho and Azekah and the Khirbet Qeiyafa fortress. Coming with a guide is the best way to visit the Valley of Elah so that you can learn more about the region's history while on site. If you travel with young children, you can make the trip more interactive by getting a map of Israel that comes with a storybook and educational activities.

Golan Heights  

Nearly 2,000 km2, the beautiful Golan Heights offers some of the most scenic views in Israel. There's no better place to visit if you enjoy gorgeous landscapes and historical attractions. If you visit during the spring and early summer, you’ll be met with truly spectacular views, as it is the time when irises are in bloom, and the highlands turn green. The area also has many cultural landmarks, such as the Nimrod Fortress, the Byzantine village of Deir Qeruh, and the Umm el-Qanatir, also known as Ein Keshatot.

Israel is the perfect spot for tourists looking to experience culture and beautiful sights. Visiting it is bound to leave you deeply impressed.