Nazareth-Tir'an Mountains
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Things To Do in Nazareth-Tir'an Mountains
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arlabelraOnly when I came to the church of the Annunciation built on the site of the Virgin Mary’s home, I learned that Jesus had spread Judaism instead of Christianity throughout his life. The image of the Virgin presented by China is entirely the Guanyin of the Chinese child, South Korea is a Korean costume, and Japan is a traditional Japanese costume [smile]. It was raining, and a tear was caught on the statue of the Virgin at the door.Nearby City
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欲飞的鸟[Nazareth] Also translated as Nazareth, the northern city of Israel today, located in the historical Galilee region, is a typical mountain city. Since the Middle Ages, most of it has been occupied by Arab Christians. Legend has it that Jesus spent his teenage years in the village of Salfiya near the city. It is one of the holy cities of Christianity. The "Annunciation Church" is the most famous attraction here. Nazareth has a population of 45,000 and well-developed transportation. It is an important commercial center in the entire Galilee region. The residents are mainly Arabs, mostly Muslims, and there are also many Arab Christians. It is the largest city where Arabs gather in Israel.
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135***48Enter from the side of the Basilica of the Annunciation of the Virgin. There is a bronze statue of Joseph in the courtyard. There is a painting of the Holy Family in the church. The archaeological excavation under the church is also considered to be Joseph’s workshop, showing the residence of the Holy Family. Part.Nearby City
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sarah小piuThe Baha’i Gardens Haifa is the most beautiful port in Israel, and the Baha’i Gardens is located on the Carmel Mountain in Haifa (546 meters above sea level), facing the Mediterranean Sea. This is the resting place of the Bab, the pioneer of Bahá'íism, and one of the holy places of Bahá'íism. Baha’i religion originated in the first half of the 19th century. In 1844, the Bab and Persia claimed to accept the Apocalypse and began preaching. They were subsequently exiled to Azerbaijan by the authorities and were killed in 1850. Later, a man who claimed to be a Bab ambassador appeared, and that was Hussein Ali, the founder of the Baha’i religion. In 1853, he was exiled by the Ottoman Empire and later moved to Akha. In 1981, he selected a site in Haifa to build a mausoleum. In 2001, after more than 100 years of hard work by several generations of believers, the $250 million Baha’i Garden was completed. The designer Canadian architect William Maxwell designed a white pavilion with a golden dome, which combines Chinese and Western cultures. The simple style of the Persian garden also has the style of a classical European garden. The entire garden is stepped, with 19 floors of platforms, centered on the Bab’s mausoleum, and there are marble-paved steps between the stacked platforms. It is the central axis of the entire garden. If the length from the foot of the mountain to the top is nearly 1 km, the height The height is 225 meters and the geometry is completely symmetrical. In 2008, the Bahá'í Gardens and the Baha'u'llah Temple in Akka were included in the World Cultural Heritage List. It was the first building complex related to modern religions under the list. Now the Baha'i Gardens are open to visitors free of charge. The maintenance fee is more than four million US dollars. The best way to tour is to participate in a local guide group, which is available every morning and afternoon. There is no need to register for an English group. Those who come first join the group. The dressing requirements are not to be bare shoulders and knees.Nearby City
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yangniziThe land on both sides of the Jordan River is fertile and the scenery is beautiful, but it is the many historical and religious relics on both sides that make the Jordan River famous. According to legend, the ancient Israelites passed this river and entered Canaan, the “land promised by God”. Jesus was also baptized here before embarking on the thorny road of preaching.
Before the Jordan River flows into the Dead Sea, there are two famous bridges across the Jordan River, namely the Abdullah Bridge and the Allenby Bridge. They are the border bridges between Israel and Jordan. Between the two bridges, 8 kilometers away from the desert oasis Jericho, according to legend, Jesus was baptized here.Nearby City
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_We***86The Sea of Galilee is beautiful. Nearby are Tiberias, the house of Peter, and the Baptism site where John the Baptist is said to have practiced. The views alone are worth the trip. Enjoy!Popular Attractions in Nazareth-Tir'an Mountains
Basilica of the Annunciation | Nazareth Market | Bahai Gardens | Sea of Galilee | Old City of Acre | Yardenit | Church of the Multiplication | Church of the Primacy of Peter | Caesarea | Nazareth Village | Capernaum National Park | Mount of Beatitudes | Mount Carmel | Kibbutz | Jaffa Old City | Western Wall | White City | Tiberias | St. Joseph Church | Rabin Square | Old City of Jerusalem | Arbel Nature Reserve | Church of the Holy Sepulchre | Tel-Aviv Museum of Art | Yigal Alon Museum | Old Tel Aviv Port Area | Neve Tzedek | Hall of the Crusader Knights | Israel Diamond Centre | Jerash
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