Take a journey on the ultimate salt route
There’s so much more to enjoying the Dead Sea than just floating on the salty sea and taking an iconic selfie.
There’s so much more to enjoying the Dead Sea than just floating on the salty sea and taking an iconic selfie.
With nearly 100 miles of bike lanes and more to come, flat topography and awesome scenery, Tel Aviv is the ultimate bike-friendly city.
Israel’s markets cater to all culinary dreams, whether those are foraged greens and artisanal sweets or more in the direction of fine dining and drinks.
Great places to visit that aren’t well known, from archeological sites and natural wonders to friendly farms and artist studios.
We may think of the desert as barren, but in the fall and early spring the Negev turns into an unexpected haven for winter daffodils, irises and more.
From Brazilian cuisine to gourmet sandwiches to French pastry and Yemenite fare, food carts are bringing Israel’s culinary melting pot to the public.
Lavender is not only the 2023 color of the year, it’s also a flowering crop perfectly suited to the Israeli climate and palate.
In Israel, people who are out and about regularly stumble upon, come across or even just lean on what turn out to be ancient treasures.
Amazing views, gorgeous wines, fascinating history and all sorts of active adventures, push the southern desert to the top of our travel wish list.
Take it from this veteran of this magnificent and sometimes challenging 637-mile trail: The right preparation can make or break your trek.
Travel to Israel may have paused during Covid-19, but the country has been hard at work creating new tourist experiences for the moment the border reopens fully.
From Ramon Crater, to the sands at Nitzanim or the Land of Monasteries, the Israeli desert is a truly magnificent and unique place to visit.
From a hidden desert lake and hot springs to an ancient fortress and a bright pink church, Israel is full of surprises.
Photographer Eyal Asaf shares both his aerial and more traditional landscapes of Israel and gives a bit of advice to shutterbugs.
Every February, a burst of red anemones totally transforms the dusty landscape of the Negev Desert.