Palestine
Palestine, encompassing the West Bank (and Gaza, which is not practically accessible to tourists), is a land of profound historical and religious significance.
Cities & regions
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Bethlehem is a hill town of about 28,000 people in the Judean Hills, 775 m above sea level and roughly 10 km south of Jerusalem, in the Palestinian Territori…
Open guideGaza City is the largest city in the Palestinian Territories, a Mediterranean port of roughly 450,000 people that has sat on the crossroads between Asia and…
Open guideHebron (Al-Khalil) is the largest Palestinian city in the southern West Bank, roughly 45 minutes from Bethlehem and about 30 minutes by taxi from several nei…
Open guideJenin is the northernmost governorate capital of the West Bank, set where the hill country drops into the fertile Marj Ibn Amir plain, and it is the greenest…
Open guideJericho (Ariha) is an oasis city in the Jordan Valley of the West Bank, about 25 minutes from Jerusalem and roughly an hour by bus from Ramallah. Sitting aro…
Open guideNablus is the commercial and culinary capital of the northern West Bank, wedged in a narrow valley between Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim about an hour north o…
Open guideRafah is the southernmost city of the Gaza Strip, sitting directly on the Egyptian border where the Sinai Peninsula meets Gaza. It began life more than 3,000…
Open guideRamallah is the de facto administrative and cultural capital of the Palestinian Territories, a hilltop city in the West Bank about 15 km north of Jerusalem,…
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