Nearly One Million Visitors Flock to Israel's Nature Reserves and National Parks During Sukkot
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- 900,000 visitors toured nature reserves and national parks during Sukkot.
- Gan Hashlosha, Tel Ashkelon, and Caesarea were among the top attractions.
- 39,000 people camped in Authority sites over the holiday.
Approximately 900,000 people visited Israel's nature reserves and national parks across the country during the Sukkot holiday. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority reported that the most popular sites included Gan Hashlosha (the Sachne), Tel Ashkelon, HaMaayanot Park, Yarkon National Park (Tel Afek), Caesarea, Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, Me'ayan Harod, Banias Nature Reserve, the National Park Around the Old City Walls of Jerusalem, Einot Tzookim Nature Reserve, and Dor HaBonim Nature Reserve. Additionally, around 39,000 visitors stayed overnight in the Authority's camping sites during the holiday period.
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