Embark on a full-day private tour to Jezreel Valley and uncover hidden gems from biblical times. Explore Megiddo National Park, Tel Jezreel, Ma’ayan Harod National Park, and Beit She’an for a fascinating journey through ancient history.
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Megiddo National Park - Megiddo National Park, most notably known as the place of the final battle of Armageddon from the Book of Revelation. Megiddo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was one of the oldest, most important cities in the kingdom of ancient Israel. From the Israeli gate, we’ll head up the archaeology tell and through the Cnaani gate.
we’ll see the temples, stables, wheat silos, and the ancient water system. - Mount Gilbo’a - We will drive along the Gilboa mountain range, the place where King Shaul and his sons fell. We will see the Jezreel valley at our feet.
- Beit She’an - We will visit the ancient Roman city of Beit Shean, we will see the ancient mound, we will visit the theater, the Roman bathhouse, the worship complex and the gladiator arena.
- Ein Harod - where Gideon, the judge, chose his warriors
- Jezreel Valley - Tel Jezreel known from the biblical story of Naboth’s vineyard.
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- Parking fees
- Lunch
Jezreel Valley
Discover biblical history with a day tour tracing the Jezreel Valley
The journey begins at the renowned Megiddo National Park, famously identified as the site of the decisive Armageddon conflict, as set out in the Book of Revelation. Megiddo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands out as an ancient city, key to the realm of ancient Israel.
Passing through the Israeli gate, we’ll ascend the archaeological mound via the Cnaani gate, where we’ll encounter the temples, stables, grain storehouses, and the age-old water collection system.
Our tour continues onto Tel Jezreel, prominently mentioned in the scriptural narrative about Naboth’s vineyard. Moving forward, we’ll explore the Ma’ayan Harod National Park, the site where Gideon, the judge, carefully selected his combatants for the Midianite battle.
We’ll then set off for Beit She’an to visitits Roman remnants, which include a theatre, bathhouses, and the remaining town structures. This city was devastated by an earthquake and subsequenly deserted. We’ll end the tour by driving along the Gilboa mountain range, offering an impressive panoramic view of the Jezreel Valley and northern Samaria.
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