120,000 Visitors Flock to Israel's Nature Reserves and National Parks
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Around 120,000 people visited Israel's nature reserves and national parks on the second day of the Passover holiday. Popular sites included Tel Dan, Snir Stream, HaShlosha, Caesarea, Tel Afek, Beit Guvrin, Ein Gedi, and Besor-Eshkol Park.
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- 120,000 visitors toured nature reserves and national parks.
- The visits occurred on the second day of Passover.
- The Israel Nature and Parks Authority provided the figures.
- Popular sites included Tel Dan, Caesarea, and Ein Gedi.
Approximately 120,000 Israelis visited nature reserves and national parks on the second day of the intermediate festival of Passover, according to an update from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. Popular destinations included Tel Dan Nature Reserve, Snir Stream Nature Reserve, HaShlosha National Park, Caesarea National Park, Tel Afek National Park, Beit Guvrin National Park, Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, and Besor-Eshkol Park National Park.
The significant turnout highlights the continued popularity of these sites for recreational activities during holiday periods.
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