The Haifa Sky Garden Center is the Mausoleum of the Bayu, and the golden hemispherical dome is located on the 40-meter-high milky white temple. It shines in the sunlight, like a bright pearl. The symmetrical and tidy Bah' Gardens are filled with a strong Persian style. A ladder made of white marble is located on the central axis of the garden, like a jade belt moving through the green carpets stacked on the garden floor, while the trees, pools, flower pots, sculptures and other landscapes along the line are Symmetrically distributed on both sides. Along the jade belt all the way down, through the Haifa block, the central axis can smoothly extend to the Mediterranean. Freedom in the ancient city, drilling into narrow streets, looking for the imprint of the age, shuttle in the alleys, as if in the ancient Western film fragments, full of unknowns and mysteries. The alleys are shallow and shallow, and the slate under the feet is like the wrinkles on the old man's face. It is filled with gullies and smoothed out, emitting the light of the years. Say goodbye to the chic and slow-moving Saved, drive to Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv, the capital, lacks the solemnity of Jerusalem but has more freedom and openness. It is considered to be Israel's most international economic center. At the same time, it is characterized by active, modern and cosmopolitanism, and it is recognized as the cultural capital of Israel.