Here is the complete list of sites that I have visited in Israel, excluding Jerusalem which is discussed separately in the previous post. Apart from the popular sites in Israel that almost every tourist makes a point to visit, I had the privilege to explore around 32 National Parks and 17 National Reserves, which was a great opportunity to know the land of Israel. The National Parks were visited mostly on my own depending mainly the public transport system, whereas I owe immense debt of gratitude to the one-day hiking trips (usually 8 to 10 km) organised by Midreshet Hiking Club of Sede Boker for the National Reserves. I made it certain that all the sites mentioned in the official brochure of the National Parks are covered. However, in this list, I have enumerated the highlights of only those sites whose attractions are spread in a large area, eg. Timnah Park, Beit Guvrin National Park etc. Regarding the other sites, where the attractions are confined to a relatively smaller geographical area, the highlights are not separately given in the list, nevertheless, they are elaborately discussed in the blog, eg. Caesarea National Park, Masada National Park etc.
1. Acco or Acre
a. Bahai Garden
b. Burj el-Khasla
c. City Walls
d. Crusader Fortress (The Citadel)-Knights Hall
e. Great Mosque of Ahmed el Jazzar
f. Khan al-Umdan (Hostel of Pillars)
g. Lighthouse
h. Marina
i. Old City
j. Pisan Port
k. Sea Gate
l. Sea Wall Promenade
m. St. John Catholic Church
n. Tell Akko (view)
o. Templars Tunnel
2. Antipatris National Park or Tel Aphek
a. Hayarkon
b. Migdal Aphek
