About 70,000 people spent the first day of Sukkot in nature

About 70,000 people visited parks and nature reserves in Israel on Saturday, September 26, the first day of the Sukkot holiday. The most popular destinations were Gan HaShlosha (Sachne), Ashkelon, HaYarkon (Tel Afek), Caesarea, and Ein Hemed, as well as the Banias, Ein Gedi, Dor HaBonim, and Coral Beach nature reserves.

About 70,000 people spent the first day of the Sukkot holiday in nature, visiting parks and nature reserves across Israel on Saturday, September 26. The most popular destinations included the national parks of Gan HaShlosha (Sachne), Ashkelon, HaYarkon (Tel Afek), Caesarea, and Ein Hemed, as well as the Banias, Ein Gedi, Dor HaBonim, and Coral Beach nature reserves. The article is a brief informational note about recreational activity on the holiday, without analysis or commentary.