From Science to Desert Festivals: What Are the Best Attractions in the South During Hol HaMoed? | i24NEWS
Southern correspondent Tal Sabag reviewed on 'The Main Edition' the recommended attractions in the South and Negev during Sukkot Hol HaMoed. Recommendations include the Science and Water Festival at Carasso Science Park in Be'er Sheva, a journey through time in the Nabatean city of Mamshit and Ashkelon, music festivals like the Tamar Festival, culinary and wine events in Ashdod, and nature activities with KKL-JNF.
i24NEWS southern correspondent Tal Sabag reviewed on the program 'The Main Edition' the recommended attractions for a trip to the South and Negev during Sukkot Hol HaMoed. The recommendations are diverse and suitable for the whole family. At the Carasso Science Park in Be'er Sheva, a Science and Water Festival is taking place, featuring ten science stations, water inflatables, science shows, and 14 interactive exhibitions. For history enthusiasts, the ancient Nabatean city of Mamshit offers activity zones, guided tours, and games alongside a sunset show, and in Ashkelon, the 'Journey Through Time' festival is held at historical sites with creative workshops and giant performances. The evening hours offer a unique atmosphere: the Nokedim Village hosts drum circles, DJ parties, night tours, and stargazing; the Tamar Festival at the foot of Masada marks 70 years of the Tamar Regional Council with dozens of artists; and in Ashdod, a wine and culinary event takes place with about 20 boutique wineries. KKL-JNF hosts kosher events during Sukkot in the southern forests with baking workshops and nature activities. The report concludes that the South offers a combination of adrenaline, history, music, and culinary delights.