Tirat Zvi, Israel
From series “The Hottest Places in the World”
Religious Kibbutz Tirat Zvi is situated in Israel, on the vast territory of the Beit She'an Valley. Temperature record was placed there in 1942; in the midst of hot summer air warmed up to 53.9°C. Despite these natural anomalies, people have been living in the settlement for hundreds of years and have learned to escape from a perilous heat. Their homes are equipped with tents, in the shade of which it’s always possible to shelter from the hot sun. Ponds situated around the settlement also help local residents.
According to the latest census, at least 700 people live in kibbutz. The settlement was founded relatively recently, in 1937. Currently Tirat Zvi is one of the nation's largest mass production centers, as well as a leader in production dates. Arid climate is ideal for growing lulav; this plant has long been used during religious holiday of Sukkot. Plant is collected in spring, while the holiday is in autumn. Local experts together with scientists of Volcani Institute developed a special technology to save this unique plant; thanks to that lulav can be preserved for several months.
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ATM bankomat: 'بنك الأردن دبي الإسلامي - Jordan Dubai Islamic Bank' located in 34 km (
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Car rental office: 'השכרת רכב בעפולה Budget' is located in 30 km (
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Fuel station: 'Sdei Trumot Secretariat' in 4.49 km
Supermarket: 'שוק שישי ירוק' in 7 km
Parking: 'Pinat Tal Campsite' in 8 km
Apotheek: 'Beit She'an Municipality' in 8 km
Police station: 'Community Policing Center' in 8 km
Cafe/restaurant: 'החצר של אלה' in 4.68 km
Nearest airports:
» Haifa Airport HFA - in 62 km
» Marka International Airport ADJ - in 66 km
» Ben Gurion Airport TLV - in 76 km
» Sde Dov Airport SDV - in 78 km
» Queen Alia Airport AMM - in 89 km
» Haifa Airport HFA - in 62 km
» Marka International Airport ADJ - in 66 km
» Ben Gurion Airport TLV - in 76 km
» Sde Dov Airport SDV - in 78 km
» Queen Alia Airport AMM - in 89 km
Cities nearby
Best hotels near Tirat Zvi
Beit She'an Youth Hostel & Guest House
Located in 8 km from Tirat Zvi
Route on the map:
Rooms: 62
Route on the map:
Rooms: 62
The property is an impressive building with internal portico, set in a panoramic position overlooking the Beit She'an Valley and the Gilbo'a … More: photo, rates and booking
Ein Harod Ichud Kibbutz Country Lodging
Located in 20 km from Tirat Zvi
Route on the map:
Rooms: 42
Route on the map:
Rooms: 42
Home to one of the first art museums in Israel, Ein Harod Ichud Kibbutz Country Lodging also houses the Beit Shturman archaeological centre. All … More: photo, rates and booking
Gilboa Guest House - Benharim
Located in 21 km from Tirat Zvi
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Rooms: 10
Route on the map:
Rooms: 10
Rooms feature views of the surrounding Gilboa Mountains and come with air conditioning, TV and a private or shared bathroom. Guests have shared use … More: photo, rates and booking
Vilabakfar- Country Style Villa
Located in 22 km from Tirat Zvi
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Rooms: 4
Route on the map:
Rooms: 4
Accommodation at the Vilabakfar- Country Style Villa is air conditioned and includes a spa bath, LCD satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. A free hot water … More: photo, rates and booking
Nearest unique sightseeing spots to visit
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60 km - Caesarea Theater
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62 km - Jericho
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63 km - Yeriḥo
Jericho is often called the oldest city on earth. The earliest evidence of human habitation on its territory dates back to the 10th Millennium BC. The permanent site of ancient people was founded on the site of Jericho in the pre-ceramic Neolithic era. Finds found in …
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65 km - Amphitheater Amman
In the early 2nd century AD, one of the new provinces of the Ancient Rome, Arabia Petraea, was located on the territory of modern Amman. The modern city of Amman was then called Philadelphia and was the capital of this province. So it is no wonder that one of the most …
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69 km - Atlit-Yam
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Top destination around Tirat Zvi - Nablus
In the Palestinian city of Nablus, tourists can visit the same-named mosque. The Great Mosque of Nablus is the oldest shrine in the city. The first building on this site appeared yet in the mid-40s of the 3rd century. This was an ancient basilica built by the order of the Roman emperor reigning at that time - Philip the Arab. When the Romans were defeated and the Byzantines became the new rulers in the city, they built a new Byzantine church on the ruins of the Roman one. That building also didn’t survive, and the Crusaders rebuilt it in the 12th century.
The Muslims conquered Nablus in 1187. These people also contributed to the look of the sacred building. They rebuilt it into a great mosque. For decades, the grey building with a green cupola, which is typical for the Muslim architecture, dominated the city’s skyline. However, a devastating earthquake in 1927seriously damaged the shrine. The mosque required restoration. The restoration works ended eight years after the natural disaster.
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The Muslims conquered Nablus in 1187. These people also contributed to the look of the sacred building. They rebuilt it into a great mosque. For decades, the grey building with a green cupola, which is typical for the Muslim architecture, dominated the city’s skyline. However, a devastating earthquake in 1927seriously damaged the shrine. The mosque required restoration. The restoration works ended eight years after the natural disaster.
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