シリアでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

There are three huge stone circles built by man. In the center of the inner circle is a dolmen that served as a tomb. In Hebrew, the site is called "Gilgal Refa'im" because according to the Bible, the Refa'im were the ancient inhabitants of the Bashan region - the modern Golan, where the site is located, a people of giants whose biblical name was "Refa'im". Because of this, some people believe that the site was created by giants, and is proof of the activity of giants in the area. The origin of the term "Gilgal" or "Gilgal" is the circular shape of the site. In Arabic, the site is called "Rojam al-Hiry", which means "the stone wave of the wild cats"

Very nice Valley with deepblue Waterfalls. Very good refreshment after/during hiking.

The small lake in front of the "White Waterfall" is large enough for a refreshing swim!

Overcrowded but outside the high season and exploring the corner early in the morning on foot or by MTB is a highlight

Beautiful landscape, very refreshing waterfall. However, often overcrowded.

Along the stream runs a beautiful hiking trail. Water, shade and warmth. There are numerous viewpoints from the Banjas spring down to the waterfalls. On the way you can see historical relics such as the oil mill and a Roman bridge. Best, you settle above and runs down, where you can then pick up. Very idyllic.

Unexpected abundance of water and green landscape on the Golan Heights.