There is a beautiful stream in the center of Haifa.
Between the trees is a pond called Ein Ahuza.
The water in the pool is cool and pleasant.
It is recommended to arrive at all seasons of the year.

Important:
- The climb might be difficult, so do not forget to bring enough water.
- Unfortunately, there is no garbage removal, so make sure to take your garbage with you.

You can navigate by typing "Ein Ahuza, Haifa" on the Waze app.

​Like the beautiful Jiuzhaigou waterfall in Sichuan and the Luya waterfall, there is the Black Waterfall is in the El-Al River in a nature reserve.
There are several hikes you can do in nature reserve, depending on the difficulty  level and the time.

To reach the black waterfall, you need to walk from the parking lot to the waterfall.
The route is of moderate difficulty, but it is entirely worth it.
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Tip: wear comfortable shoes and travel people that have good energy.

Music has a rich history that dates back thousands of years.
​The musical instruments identified today with tradition a culture, all came from different part of Asia.

Traditional Chinese music seeks harmony, offering a wide range of sounds that create different melodies then what we know in western classical music.
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The destination itself may not be musical instrument but you can enjoy the melodic tranquility of nature and breathtaking view.
you can navigate by typing "Arthur Rubinstein Observatory" on the Waze app.
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Flowers are a key element in Feng-Shui and over the years the flowers have a place of honor in Asian culture.
According to Asian belief, flowers can tell a person's fate and medical condition.

Today, Asia is considered the largest flowers costumer in the world/ Last week we traveled to a destination where we can see the beauty of the bloom is Shokeda Forest.
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The forest is covered by thousands of flowers every years.
You can navigate by typing "Shokeda Forest" on the Waze app.

As in other ancient centers of civilization, when agriculture replaced hunting, farmers who are little meat needed salt for themselves and their draft animals.

Sites on the southwest coast of Bohai Bay show that Dunako culture already produced saline underground salt more than 6,000 years ago during a Neolithic year.
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Last Saturday we visited in the lowest place in the world.
You can find a natural phenomenon where the salt crystallized and formed flat and huge bumps that protrude from the water and form white fungus against a blue sea background.

How to get straight to the mushrooms? 
At the last square, turn left into a construction site, continue straight and then turn left.  

Mount Bentel Observatory is located in the northern Golan Heights.
It is an extinct volcano that reaches an altitude of 1,150 meters above sea level.

On Mount Bentel you will see a panoramic and amazing view overlooking the Golan Heights, Mount Hermon and the Syrian territories.
On the mountain there was once an old military post and today it is an attraction for children, you can also enjoy a voice explanation by pressing a button on the facility that will explain the place and its history.
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My recommendation: arrive in the winter season when there is snow and everything is covered with a white blanket.
At the very beginning of the ascent on the way to the lookout, there is Beit Kapan "Kofi Anan" - writing in Wise "Kofi Anan Golan Heights".
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Visiting Jerusalem and you don't know what to do there? Here are a few wonderful attraction for this time of year: 

• The Biblical Zoo: you can find diverse and exquisite animals in this zoo. The zoo plays an important role in protecting many animals at risk of extinction, and it provides explanation about them to raise awareness. The zoo has its own mini-train, an auditorium, and sitting area.

Like the beautiful Jiuzhaigou waterfall  in Sichuan and the Luya waterfall, there is the Saar waterfall in the Golan Heights.
Between the Golan Heights and the snow-topped Mount Hermon lies a spring with clear turquoise water and a view to the northen Golan Heights.

During winter and spring, there are waterfall and pools.
​The trail passes between the Resisim and Saar waterfalls.
And the view is postcard beautiful.
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• Difficulty level of route: Moderate.
• Duration of hike: Two and a half hours.
• Type of route: There are paved paths, and the route is suitable for a large group of people.
• When to hike: Winter and spring after rainy days are recommended, between January and April when the waterfall is active and the views are impressive.
•  Getting there: "Type "Saar waterfall" into Waze to reach the organized parking area. Cross the road to road to reach the beginning of the trail.

I think that the wind farm near Alonei HaBashan in the Golan Heights is an amazing.
Site to visit and to observe the differences between the various turbines.

On Mount Bnei Rasan, one of the highest points in the eastern Golan Height along the border with Syria, there are ten huge wind turbines.
The recommended observation point is near the third turbine, which is at the highest point.
A nice picnic stop with the group at this point highly recommended.
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Getting there: Type "Wind turbines" into Waze, drive along Road 87, and continue by vehicle or by foot.