Mount Nebo is located in Israel. This mountain is famous for this is the last place known for Moses. Before his death, God called him to this mountain and show him the promised land. Over here, you can see the same promised land as Moses did. The view is spectacular. Amazing experience. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Mt. Nebo is where Moses is supposed to be buried. This isn’t the largest site I’ve ever visited but I’d suggest that anyone curious about history add Mt. Nebo to their itineraries. The mosaic tiles are in excellent condition and definitely worth seeing. Pope John Paul II visited here and planted an olive tree. #historicallandmarks #happynewyear #happynewyear

According to the Bible, Moses, the founder of Judaism, spent the last days of his life here and ascended to heaven. Moses is an important figure in Christianity after God and Jesus, and is one of the six emissaries of Islam. Therefore, the area attracts a large number of religious believers and Western tourists to worship and visit each year. On the current Mount Nebo, the remains of the Moses era have disappeared. There is only one main church built in the 4th century AD on the hill, and several tombs with mosaics of Marseilles are placed next to the main church. Next to the main church stands a huge steel serpent cross that symbolizes the Scepter of Moses. Nepal is 870 meters above sea level and has excellent views. There is a sign on the top of the mountain that details the direction and distance of the historically famous religious sites. Looking west on the top of the mountain, the Dead Sea and the Jordan Valley have a panoramic view. If the weather is fine, you can also see the holy city on the west bank of the Jordan River the steeple of the Jerusalem church and the historic city of Bethlehem. At night, you can see the lights of the city.

The prestigious Mont Nebo is the founder of Judaism, Moses, who spent the rest of his life and ascended to heaven, and is one of the most awe-inspiring places in Jordan. The main church on the hill was built in the early 4th century AD. There are several tombs built in 531 AD with mosaic mosaics. In front of the main church stands a huge steel snake cross that symbolizes the Scepter of Moses. At the entrance to the scenic spot is a huge stone monument that records the name of the participants of the Mount Nebo, as well as the biography of Pope Paul II to Mount Nebo. Standing on the top of the mountain, looking west, the Dead Sea and the Jordan Valley have a panoramic view. If the sky is clear, you can also see the holy city of Jerusalem on the west bank of the Jordan River and the historic city of Bethlehem. Madaba, where Mount Nebo is located, is known as the City of Mosaics. The various pieces are processed through a unique process to form the most prestigious mosaic process. There are hundreds of mosaic mosaics scattered throughout the town's churches and homes.