The 4 reasons to go to Israel!
 Do you want to visit the Holy Land, but are still thinking about it? Here are 4 good reasons to go on a trip to Israel.

 Form an opinion on such a complex country
 Very few countries generate as many passions as Israel. If you travel to Israel, you will have to face a reality that everyone talks about, but that very few truly know. Although it is not for this reason to think that you will be able to know and understand everything in just a few days of travel. Reaching that level, if possible, takes time, but at least one trip through the country is already a first approach and allows you to acquire the keys to understanding such a complex situation.

Discover one of the cradles of humanity
Wandering around Jerusalem and visiting some of the most important places of the 3 monotheistic religions will not leave you indifferent. Whether you are a believer or not, the fervor that emerges from these places is an experience like no other. The sunset over the Dome of the Rock to the beat of the muezzin's call to prayer, the bells of the Holy Sepulcher or the faithful who crowd to attend Minha's sermon at the Western Wall are images that you can only see in Jerusalem. But Israel is not only reduced to Jerusalem, but there are also many other places of worship of the 3 monotheistic religions spread throughout the territory.

 Know how to appreciate the different landscapes
Israel is a country where you can enjoy the green of the Mediterranean forests of the Galilee, but also the vast expanses of the Negev desert in just a few hours. To these landscapes must be added the plains bordering the Mediterranean Sea and the Jerusalem Hills, as well as the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. In short, there is an incredible variety of landscapes that every self-respecting traveler should explore. Israel is one of the countries in which there is one of the highest concentrations of natural reserves in the world with respect to the extension of the territory. Therefore, it is possible to discover these landscapes in preserved spaces.

Between the past and the present: the east and the west
 "Land of contrasts" is, without a doubt, the formula that best describes this country. Between the Nabatean ruins of the Negev desert incense route, the Bauhaus architectural heritage of Tel Aviv, the old city of Jerusalem, the crusader city of Saint John of Acre and the world center of the Bahai religion in Haifa, you will be more than pleased , even if your tastes are somewhat eclectic. In addition, all these tourist attractions have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. That eclecticism also translates into contemporary Israeli culture, which has taken root in many countries; Hence, many of its inhabitants have emigrated and it can be seen in the daily reality of other countries.

When to travel to Israel?
There is no ideal period to travel to Israel. It all depends on the region you want to visit, as climatic disparities vary greatly from north to south.