Palestine

The de facto administrative capital of the Palestinian Authority, known for its vibrant cultural scene and lively city center.

A UNESCO World Heritage site in Bethlehem believed to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ.

A historic commercial hub in the northern West Bank famous for its traditional soap factories and delicious knafeh.

An ancient religious site located in Hebron that houses the tombs of Prophet Abraham and his family.

Known as one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, located near the Jordan River.

An iconic Umayyad-era desert palace in Jericho featuring intricate floor mosaics and royal architecture.

A major coastal city on the Mediterranean Sea with a deep history dating back to ancient maritime trade routes.

A monastery carved into the side of a cliff near Jericho, offering panoramic views of the Jordan Valley.

The largest city in the West Bank, celebrated for its historic Old City and traditional glass and pottery industries.

A major Palestinian city south of Jerusalem that serves as a focal point for Christian pilgrimage and tourism.