 | Ein Gedi (Dead Sea), Israel |
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... against the backdrop of the salty Dead Sea. Steep canyon with high walls set against the flatness of the Dead Sea plain. This wadi is a microcosm of Israel, full of contrasts. Before returning back to the bus, Zabu reviews the map of the area and ...
... do the craziest things! I wish I had one of those disposable cameras! The trolley lets us off a short distance from the Dead Sea. There is a boardwalk, but you still have to walk over to the water itself. Those people who are going ...
... International Union for the Conservation of Nature initiative that is looking at spiritual sites all over the world. Linda selected Ein Gedi as Israel's case study because of its Biblical references and asked me to see if I could find more information for ...
... taken from the car as we drove, without stopping to Qumran. We meet the tour buses at Qumran National Park, where the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered. The parking lot is full of buses and the tourists are swarming around the visitor's center. We ...
