Located just north of Eilat, Timna Park covers around 15,000 acres. At its center lies Mount Timna, approximately 1500 feet above sea level. The site has a range of attractions, including ancient ...

Timna Park has 25 hiking routes, and four new bike paths built by KKL-JNF. KKL-JNF in Germany donated 100 new bicycles for visitors. Paved paths lead to the main seven sites, including ancient ...

Nearly 60 museums, tourist attractions, ... Timna Park, the Jerusalem Old City Ramparts Walk, the Planetanya Science and Space Center, and the Bible Lands Museum. ...

This oddly shaped – or one could easily say familiarly shaped – geological structure, aptly dubbed “The Mushroom,” is one of the chief attractions in Timna Park, a wilderness reserve in ...

Timna Park’s history began over 6,000 years ago when the first copper mines in the world were dug here by the ancient Egyptians in what is today the barren Negev desert. In the early 1980s, a tourist ...

Three decades ago, a man from Milwaukee looked out at a lonely stretch of the Negev desert in southern Israel and decided to create something seemingly impossible: a tourism draw.