Israel | Tel Dan Nature Reserve and Mount Hermon

#OverseasTravel #Israel #Mount Hermon #NaturalTour Israel has rich natural resources and, with good environmental management policies, has built more than 60 national parks and nature reserves in the country. Water resources are particularly important to Israel. Many nature reserves in the country were established to protect the water source of the Jordan River. Tel Dan Nature Reserve is one of them. It is located in the Golan Heights at the northernmost tip of Israel. The Dan River flowing through the reserve is the largest and most important source of the Jordan River, providing 238 million cubic meters of water to the Jordan River every year. The Dan River protected by the reserve cannot store too much water due to its narrow river basin. All the water flowing through the Dan River originates from hundreds of springs in Mount Hermon. Mount Hermon is located in the southern part of the East Lebanon Mountains and is also the northernmost tip of Palestine. It is more than 3,000 meters above sea level and is the highest mountain in Palestine. The top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round. The river water that flows from the melted snow at the peak of Mount Hermon first flows into the Jordan River, then flows through the Sea of ​​Galilee, then to the Jordan River, and finally flows into the Dead Sea in the south. In other words, the water source for the entire Palestine comes from Mount Hermon. Snow-capped Mount Hermon stood at the northernmost tip of the land conquered by Joshua, and even David praised the beauty of God’s creation. Along the gentle trails of Tel Dan Nature Reserve, you can slowly appreciate the beauty of the prairies of the Golan Heights and the Lebanese Mountains, the surging tributaries of the Dan River, and even touch the river water flowing down from the melted Mount Hermon and feel the freezing feeling firsthand. #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much