Bethlehem
Located in the West Bank, it's said to be the site of the Nativity of Jesus Christ and the birthplace of King David. This town serves as an important center for pilgrimage and tourism, with an agricultural market and a trade economy closely linked to nearby Jerusalem.
Church of Nativity
An ancient church built over a grotto believed to be the site of Jesus’s birth. It holds immense significance for Christians worldwide. The church’s origins trace back to around 326 AD when it was commissioned by the Roman emperor Constantine I and his mother, St. Helena. The Church of the Nativity is the oldest church in the Holy Land and was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2012.
Shepherd's Field
Commemorates the place where the Angel appeared before the shepherds and announced Jesus' birth.
Jericho
Jericho, located in the West Bank, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world. Archaeological excavations reveal evidence of the first permanent settlements and early steps toward civilization. Its biblical significance includes being the site of the Battle of Jericho and events involving figures like Joshua and Zacchaeus.
Mount of Temptation
A mountain overlooking the city of Jericho, where Jesus was tempted by Satan.
The Sycamore Tree
Located in the center of Jericho, the place where the tax collector Zacchaeus wanted to meet Jesus, so he climbed the tree to see him over the crowd.
Tell es-Sultan - Ancient Jericho
An archeological site and a UNESCO World Heritage site, consisting of the remains of the oldest fortified city in the world.
