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Bahá'í Gardens in Haifa Attract Over 9,400 Visitors During Rare Nighttime Openings
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Over 9,400 people visited Haifa's Bahá'í Gardens and Shrine of the Báb during a special two-night "Terraces by Night" event. The openings featured illuminated gardens and cultural activities, drawing residents and diplomats. This event highlights the historical and cultural significance of the Bahá'í site in Haifa.
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- Over 9,400 visitors attended rare nighttime openings of Haifa's Bahá'í Gardens.
- The event, "Terraces by Night," offered illuminated gardens and cultural activities.
- Attendees included Israeli residents and members of the diplomatic community.
- Haifa's Mayor highlighted the gardens' importance to the city's identity.
- The Bahá'í site is a UNESCO World Heritage site with deep historical roots.
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