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Guidance:
- Lightweight walking boots
- Walking poles
- At least 3 - 4 liters of water and snacks
- Sunscreen, hat
- Don't forget your camera
Tour Schedule
1 Arrival
Whether you decide to come by plane or Allenby Bridge, we'll be waiting for you to welcome you to unique Palestine and transfer you to your chosen accommodation. Overnight at the hotel in Ramallah.
2 Ramallah
Morning hike through the wilderness of Turmus Ayya reaching Ein Samia, enjoying its breath-taking nature away from metropolitan Ramallah. A traditional Palestinian breakfast will be served during the walk.
Next, we go on a tour in the downtown and center of Ramallah. Where we'll explore its markets along with a wide array of shops, in the evening, we will have a chance to experience Dabke, a traditional Palestinian dance, in a unique, fun masterclass. Overnight in Ramallah.
- Hiking Distance: around 10km.
- Hiking time: 6 hours, including the breakfast stop.
- Difficulty Rate: Moderate.
We start the day with a traditional breakfast, after which we visit Burqin Church in Jenin, the third-oldest church in the world, where Jesus cured the ten lepers. Later, we take a trip to Canaan partner organization, the largest fair-trade producer group in the Middle East, and the largest organic and fair trade olive oil supplier in the world. We will tour the facilities, harvest crops, and have a traditional lunch made from local produce—overnight in Sebastia
After breakfast, we visit the ancient ruins of the Hellenic Watchtowers, ruined Samaritan palaces, and Byzantine Churches of the village. Then, we head to the old City of Nablus, where you can delight yourself with the Turkish bath, soap factories, impressive mosques, souqs, Abd al-Hadi palace, Jacobs well, and Joseph's tomb. We have lunch in the Samaritans neighborhood in Nablus, followed by the infamous dessert, Nabulsi Knafeh, a famous Palestinian sweet.
End of the day, we head to Ramallah overnight.
We have breakfast at the hotel and embark on a journey of adventure, culture, and tradition.
We begin our trip with a hike through (Kidron valley) from Mar Saba Monastery, the most significant ancient monasteries dotting the wilderness of the desert hills linking Jerusalem and Bethlehem. We reach Tal Al Qamar or the Hill of the moon, east of Beit Sahour. After the hike, we visit Battir village, one of the most beautiful hidden gems in Bethlehem.
Then we head to Al-kibbeh Rest Area to enjoy a panoramic view of the green hills surrounding batter and have a delicious lunch in a traditional Palestinian house.
Next, we take a walk in the city of Bethlehem, touring through the history and faith of Christianity. The route begins with the same passage of the Holy family through the old town to the Church of Nativity, the exact location where Jesus was born. We reach the market to shop—overnight in Bethlehem.
We start the day with a walk through the historic alleyways of the Cradle of Abrahamic Religions, where you'll get a glimpse of the traditional Palestinian food and local crafts. You reach Al Aqsa Mosque, Dome of Rock, and the Holy Sepulcher Church through the alleyways, some of the most important sites in Islam and Christianity. We continue the route of Via Dolorosa, reaching Mount of Olives, where we find unparalleled views of the new and old city, the Church of all Nations, the Kidron Valley, and the Tomb of Virgin Mary. For dinner, you can have Jerusalem's specialties; Hummus, Falafel, and Ka'aek. Overnight in Jerusalem.
Morning hike in Wadi Al Qelt (Jericho). The canyon is a natural wonder of towering cliffs and blossoming plants surrounding the spring lying at its bottom. The natural reserve at the end of the trail, Ein Fara, is one of the most attractive and desirable places for hiking. We then have lunch, followed by an exciting bike tour of Jericho city. Overnight in Jericho.
- Hiking Distance: around 9 km.
- Hiking time: 4 hours.
- Difficulty Rate: Moderate.
We will provide the transfer to the airport or land border.











