Picture released by the Egyptian Antiquities Ministry on September 9, 2017 The Egyptian Antiquities Minister announced on Saturday the discovery of a 3,500 year old tomb in the Nile River city of Luxor. The finding includes the remains of Amenemhat, a royal goldsmith dating back to the New Kingdom (16th to 11th centuries BC). Inside […]
Magdala is major first-century port located at the shores of the Sea of Galilee. It is an important Holy Land site best known as the home of Mary Magdalene. From the Bible we can deduct that Mary Magdalene was a very important follower of Jesus, she was in fact named 12 times in the New […]
(Photo by: Doyda Dagan / Israel Antiquities Authority) The Negev desert is well-known for its entrepreneurship spirit and for its hundreds of boutique wineries, luxury hotels and delicious cheese. It’s also a semi-arid desert, so you would probably not expect for it to be an important archaeological site in Israel. But this new discovery tells […]
The Food is Great The food in Israel could be the only reason to visit the country. Fresh fruits, vegetables, fish and cheese are the standard foods, heightened by the delicious melting pot of flavors and influences from the region. In a bite of food you will experience the culinary heritage that comes from migration […]
We all have our own style of traveling, some prefer staying at 5 star hotels and others don’t mind renting a small Airbnb room. While my husband enjoys dinner at a popular restaurant, I don’t mind eating at McDonalds; but something we can both agree on is that we don’t want to be broke when […]
