Naot Kedumim

All the information about Naot Kedumim Upcoming events: Shavuot in the Taste of Old Times 2022 at Naot Kedumim Park; an exciting tour around the many names of Shavuot; harvest with the sickle; writing with an ink pen and parchment; baking flatbreads and preparing spiced cheese as in days of old; and a visit to Naot Kedumim Park is like an ancient journey to the land of the Bible—walking through the Gardens of the Seven Species, wheat and barley fields, and agricultural facilities. In preparation for the holiday, the park holds a guided and experiential tour focused on Shavuot's various and diverse names. During the tour: you get to know the atmosphere of the harvesters' way of life during the harvest holiday and experience a reenactment of all the threshing-floor crafts—grinding wheat kernels into flour on millstones. Mark the first fruits in the Gardens of the Seven Species, write on parchment using ink and a quill—writing implements from the reed plant. And you can't do without food—during the tasty part of the tour, participants will knead dough and bake flatbreads on a taboon, will make cheeses using an ancient method, and will prepare a seasoning in a mortar and pestle to season the light and delicious Shavuot meal. Monday, 6.6; 7 Sivan. Tour departure at 9:00, 12:00, 15:30. Duration of the tour: about two hours (not possible to join in the middle). Price for a guided tour: ₪45 per participant over age 3. The tour is suitable for strollers. Link for more details and purchase: https://bit.ly/3PldmF1 "Tevotba" tours for adults: For details and registration for the tours: https://bit.ly/3McyxHj The story of the pitcher—Friday, 3.6.22; 4 Sivan, 5782 | 9:30–12:00. For all demons and spirits—Thursday, 30.6.2022; 1 Tammuz, 5782 | 17:30–20:00. Medicinal plants workshop—Friday, 22.7.2022; 1 Tammuz, 5782 | 12:30–09:30. Lantern tours for families: Cost 40 NIS per participant. Link for more details and purchase: https://bit.ly/3wn4AO4 Visits on weekdays: A visit to Naot Kedumim Park takes visitors along a Biblical Nature route, which enables a connection between nature and the time period of the Bible. The self-guided tour goes through two routes: one short route, 1.5 km long, also suitable for strollers and wheelchairs; the second route is 3.5 km long and intended for best hikers. Along both routes, there is signage explaining each stop and rest point.