
“Palestine: Tales of Hospitality” is an EU-funded project that ensures a welcome and assistance to the visitors of Palestinian villages before, during, and after their travel.
A visit to a Palestinian village gives travelers the chance to go deeper into the Palestinian culture and history, avoiding the approach of “hit-and-run”, where the tourists research where to find monuments, visit, photograph them and ‘run’ away.
The local guides/interpreters will describe the monuments not only as examples of art and architecture, but as keys to read the history of a people. They will introduce the guests to local residents in their own homes, encourage them to take an active part in the experiences of the day-to-day work and life, prepare, bake and taste the dishes of the rich gastronomy… all in addition to making new friends.
If you would like to savour Palestinian desserts, grab the chance to participate in a cooking demonstration or a lesson in order to learn more about the sweets, and all that surrounds each one (traditions, recipes, tales).
The visitors will feel welcomed as friends, more than just tourists and, through the help of your local guide, you will be embraced by the warm Palestinian hospitality.
It is not possible to pre-set a time limit for the visit, as it is not possible to pre-set a time limit for the friendship.
1. Arriving at Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv
1.1 Shared minivan
1.2 Private taxi
1.3 Train
1.4 Rent a car
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