Haifa, the Bahá'í Garden, is Israel's most beautiful port, while the Bahá'í Garden is located on the Mount Carmel (546 meters above sea level) in Haifa, facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is the resting place of the Bahá'í pioneer, and is one of the holy sites of the Bahá'í religion. The Baha'i religion originated in the first half of the 19th century, and in 1844, Baha'i Re-Persian declared to accept the apocalypse and began preaching, and was subsequently exiled to Azerbaijan by the authorities, killing in 1850. Later, a man claiming to be the Baha'i messenger appeared, the founder of the Baha'i religion Hussein Ali, who was exiled by the Ottoman Empire in 1853 and later transferred to Aka, and in 1981 he relocated to Haifa to build a mausoleum. In 2001, after more than 100 years of efforts by generations of believers, the Baha'i Garden was built at a cost of $1.1 billion. The designer, Canadian architect William Maxwell, designed the white pavilion with a golden dome, which blends Chinese and Western culture, and not only has the simplicity of the Persian garden. There is also a classic European garden style. The whole garden is ladder-like, with 19 floors of platforms, centered on the Bayan Mausoleum, and there are marble-paved ladders between the layers of platforms, which is the central axis of the entire garden. If it is nearly 1 km long from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, the height is 225 meters, and the geometry is completely symmetrical. In 2008, the Baha'i Gardens and the Baha'u'lla Temple in Aka were listed on the World Heritage List, the first complex of modern religions under the list, and the Baha'i Gardens are now free to visitors and cost more than $4 million a year to maintain. The best way to visit is to participate in the local guide group, every morning and afternoon, there is no need to register for the English group, first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come first-come