Attractions in Palestinian Territories

Dead Sea Basin

The Dead Sea Basin is the lowest point on the Earth's surface on dry land.

Battir Terraces

The Battir Terraces are a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for their ancient irrigation system.

Herodium Hill

Herodium is a cone-shaped, artificially raised hill on the edge of the Judean Desert.

Jenin Hills

The Jenin Hills form the transition between the Samarian mountains and the Jezreel Valley.

Khan el-Zeit

Khan el-Zeit is a historic street and bazaar in the Old City of Jerusalem, renowned for its traditional oil and food shops.

Samarian Highlands

The Samarian Highlands form the central part of the West Bank.

Ein Sultan Spring

Ein Sultan is the primary natural freshwater spring in Jericho.

Solomon's Pools

Three massive ancient reservoirs south of Bethlehem that once supplied water to Jerusalem.

Joseph's Tomb

Joseph's Tomb in Nablus is a religious memorial traditionally revered as the burial place of the biblical patriarch Joseph.

Mar Saba Monastery

This Greek Orthodox monastery hangs spectacularly on the cliffs of the Kidron Valley.

Khan al-Lubban

This Ottoman caravanserai is located on the historic road between Jerusalem and Nablus.

Banksy Walled Off Hotel

The Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem was designed by artist Banksy and is known as the hotel with the 'worst view in the world'.

St. George's Monastery

This monastery in Wadi Qelt is famous for its location in a deep canyon.

Palace

Hisham's Palace

The palace is a significant example of early Islamic architecture.

Ibrahimi Mosque

This holy site in Hebron houses the Cave of the Patriarchs, believed to be the burial place of Abraham and his family.

Via Dolorosa

The Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem is believed to be the path Jesus walked to his crucifixion.

Manger Square

Manger Square is the social and religious heart of Bethlehem, situated between the Church of the Nativity and the Mosque of Omar.

Palestine Securities Exchange

The stock exchange based in Nablus is the center of the capital market, facilitating investment in Palestinian firms.

Rachel's Tomb

Rachel's Tomb at the northern entrance of Bethlehem is a significant holy site dedicated to the biblical matriarch Rachel.

Old City of Hebron

The Old City of Hebron is a labyrinth of narrow streets and Mamluk architecture centered around the Ibrahimi Mosque.

Mosque of Omar (Bethlehem)

The Mosque of Omar is the only mosque in Bethlehem's Old City, located in Manger Square across from the Church of the Nativity.

Zacchaeus Sycamore Tree

This ancient sycamore fig tree in Jericho is traditionally identified as the tree climbed by Zacchaeus to see Jesus.

Nebi Musa

This desert sanctuary is considered the burial site of the Prophet Moses.

Palace

Qasr al-Basha

This historic palace in Gaza once served as the seat of the Pasha.

Dar al-Karima

Dar al-Karima is a significant historic manor in Bethlehem, currently utilized for cultural and community activities.

Al-Nasr Mosque (Nablus)

The Al-Nasr Mosque (Victory Mosque) is an iconic structure in Nablus known for its bright turquoise dome.

Old City of Ramallah

The historical center of Ramallah preserves many Ottoman-era stone houses and serves as a vibrant cultural hub.

Star Street

Star Street is a historic pilgrimage route in Bethlehem leading to Manger Square and the Church of the Nativity.

Palace

Arraba Palaces

Arraba hosts magnificent palaces of local ruling families from the Ottoman era.

Oak of Mamre

The Oak of Mamre in Hebron marks the site where, according to tradition, Abraham hosted three angels.

Paltel Headquarters

The Paltel Group is the largest private company in Palestine, dominating the telecommunications market.

Shalom Al Yisrael Synagogue

This ancient synagogue in Jericho is famous for its well-preserved 6th-century mosaic floor.

Hamam al-Samra

Hamam al-Samra is the last remaining traditional Turkish bath in the Old City of Gaza, still in use today.

Castle

Khan Yunis Castle

The Barquq Castle is a Mamluk-era fortress in the center of Khan Yunis, originally built as a caravanserai.

Nature

Park

Jericho Oasis

The Jericho Oasis is fed by the Ein es-Sultan spring and features extensive palm groves.

Lake

Dead Sea West Shore

The west shore of the Dead Sea features salt crystal formations and extreme environments.

Wadi Qelt Nature Reserve

This deep canyon in the Judaean Desert features year-round springs and a diverse ecosystem.

Lake

Marj Sanur

Marj Sanur is a closed basin in the northern West Bank that frequently transforms into a seasonal lake during winter months.

Wadi Gaza Nature Reserve

Wadi Gaza is a crucial wetland in the Gaza Strip, acting as a major stopover for migratory birds.

Ein Feshkha Springs

These freshwater springs on the shores of the Dead Sea create a lush desert oasis.

Wadi el-Asalah Nature Area

Wadi el-Asalah, south of Hebron, is known for its ancient olive trees and biodiversity.

Gaza Coastal Dunes

The coastal dunes in the Gaza Strip support specialized plants and reptiles.

Wadi al-Dilb Nature Reserve

Wadi al-Dilb, west of Ramallah, is characterized by its plane trees and natural springs.

Wadi Kanah Nature Reserve

Wadi Kanah is known for its natural springs and traditional mountain agriculture.

Gaza Sand Dunes

The sand dunes in the southern Gaza Strip are a characteristic coastal ecosystem.

Wadi el-Hafi Nature Area

Wadi el-Hafi near Tulkarm is known for its rich insect fauna and wildflowers.

Wadi el-Arayis Nature Area

Wadi el-Arayis is a remote valley in the Judaean Desert featuring striking rock formations.

Judean Desert

The Judean Desert lies east of the central highlands, descending toward the Dead Sea.

Wadi al-Far'a Nature Reserve

This fertile valley in the Jordan Valley features abundant water resources.

Peak

Baal-Hazor

Baal-Hazor is the highest point in the West Bank, rising to an elevation of 1,016 meters.