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Tens of Thousands Visit Israel's Nature Reserves and National Parks Post-Holiday
Around 70,000 visitors explored Israel's nature reserves and national parks on Saturday, October 10, marking the first Saturday following the High Holidays. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority reported high demand across the country's natural sites, noting that autumn is an ideal season for outdoor activities due to milder weather, fall blooms, and bird migration.
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What happened
- 01Approximately 70,000 people visited Israel's national parks and nature reserves on Saturday, October 10.
- 02Over 5,000 visitors stayed overnight at Israel Nature and Parks Authority camping sites during the weekend.
- 03Popular national parks for the day included Yarkon (Tel Afek), Caesarea, Masada, Tel Ashkelon, Gan HaShlosha, and Ein Hemed.
- 04Highly frequented northern campsites included Maayan Harod, Achziv, Horshat Tal, and Tel Hai.
- 05The Ashkelon campsite was the most popular overnight location in the central region.
- 06In the south, Mamshit and Khan Be'erot near the Ramon Crater attracted the most overnight campers.
- 07The Israel Nature and Parks Authority highlighted autumn as an ideal season for tourism due to pleasant weather and bird migration.
Popular destinations for the day included the Yarkon (Tel Afek), Caesarea, Masada, Tel Ashkelon, Gan HaShlosha (Sachne), and Ein Hemed national parks.
Additionally, over 5,000 people stayed overnight in designated camping areas throughout the weekend. In the north, the Maayan Harod, Achziv, Horshat Tal, and Tel Hai campsites were highly frequented. The Ashkelon campsite was the most popular in the central region, while Mamshit and Khan Be'erot in the Ramon Crater attracted the most campers in the south.
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