After entering Israel, we went straight to Haifa, Israel's third largest city. We chose the first attraction, Haifa, because it is the most beautiful mountain town on the east coast of the Mediterranean. Here Christianity, Islam, Judaism and symbiosis, Arabs and Jews are here. Getting along, it is a rare peaceful home on the war-torn Middle East land. So every year, a lot of tourists like me come to the city, all coming to a Baha'i Sky Garden building. The full name is built by the Datong Temple Garden. It extends from the top of the mountain to the foot of the mountain for a kilometer. It is spectacular and the golden church is the center of the city. The sect here is the Bah' religion and, of course, the headquarters of the Bah' religion. Since we are not a believer who cannot visit, we can only stand on a high point. This recreates the Babylonian Hanging Gardens, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancients. Of course that really remains in Iraq