Shavuot in the southern Golan: Springs, wineries, and ancient Jewish heritage
The southern Golan Heights offers a unique blend of archaeology, hospitality, and community life. Visitors can enjoy scenic views of the Kinneret from Mitzpe Hashalom, where wooden cabins provide a cozy retreat. This region is rich in ancient Jewish heritage, making it a significant cultural destination during Shavuot.
- ▪The southern Golan Heights features dramatic volcanic terrain.
- ▪Mitzpe Hashalom offers panoramic views of the Kinneret.
- ▪The area is known for its wineries and ancient Jewish heritage.
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Shavuot in the southern Golan: Springs, wineries, and ancient Jewish heritageThe southern Golan Heights emerges as a living landscape where archaeology, hospitality, and community life meet against dramatic volcanic terrain.Follow us on GoogleMitzpe Hashalom: Twilight settles over the entire expanse of the Kinneret as seen from the wooden cabins of Mitzpe Hashalom, where the cliffside horizon softens into a panoramic evening glow.(photo credit: NOAM BEDEIN)
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