My 16 Favorite Photos From Israel My 16 Favorite Photos From Israel middle east photo essay wanderlust Damn right, affiliate links may be sprinkled throughout the awesome, free content you see below. I'll receive a small commission when you purchase from my links (at no extra cost to you), which I'll totally blow on adult things like boba tea and avocado toast. :) SHARE Jessica , July 22, 2017 / 16610 https%3A%2F%2Fapassionandapassport.com%2Fmy-16-favorite-photos-from-israel%2FMy+16+Favorite+Photos+From+Israel2013-02-16+05%3A44%3A00Jessicahttp%3A%2F%2Fjess.guessthiscity.com%2F%3Fp%3D166 Total 0 Shares Share 0 Pin it 0 Tweet 0 Share 0 I cannot wait to start sharing my hilarious, embarrassing, and somewhat life-threatening experiences in Israel (yes, you read that right). You’ll see what I mean in the near future- just continue reading 🙂 I hold this trip near and dear to my heart, and cannot believe how much I truly learned about the world, as well as myself, during my short time in Israel. I conquered my fears of the unknown. I trusted those I just met with my life. I ate local food and participated in local customs. I became friends with Israeli soldiers, and just by hearing their stories, have taught me to be brave. I climbed a mountain, was delighted by the hospitality of the Bedouins, managed to stay afloat in the Dead Sea without stinging my eyes out, and watched possibly the most beautiful sunrise. I tested my reliance on new-found friends along a midnight walk (shooting stars included), rode a camel throughout the Negev Desert, and tested my balance atop a donkey (which didn’t turn out for the best…) That being said, before I dive in right now, I want to share some of my favorite photos during my two week trip around the country. Enjoy! First views of the Negev, simply breathtaking. During our trek though the Negev Desert, sure was an experience! At the Kotel, better known as the Western Wall. Fresh pomegranate in Neut Kedumin, a biblical land preserve Gorgeous views on our treacherous hike down Masada. Sunrise atop Masada, was definitely worth the strenuous hike up the mountain at 4am. We did it! Hiked up and then DOWN Masada (which was even more difficult). Dead Sea, more gorgeous and stunning than ever A night out on Ben Yeheda, Jerusalem Tel Aviv/Mediterranean Sea, before I got thrown into the warm waters, clothes and all. Although there’s a lot of things to do in Tel Aviv, swimming in the sea at midnight is one I’ll absolutely never forget. Rugula from the Jerusalem markets, I could eat it all day every day (if it was allowed) Really hope you enjoyed my pick of photos! Lot’s more coming as I start to document this amazing and unforgettable trip. Have you ever been to Israel? What was your best memory? Try anything new? Total 0 Shares Share 0 Pin it 0 Tweet 0 Share 0
