Monte de la tentación, Saint George Monestary, Saint Saba y Belén Tour de un día
Descripción
Belén es uno de los sitios cristianos importantes en Tierra Santa, ya que contiene una de las iglesias más antiguas del mundo, la iglesia de la Natividad. Se ofrece una visita guiada a la iglesia, así como a la iglesia de Santa Catalina y la Iglesia de la Gruta de la Leche. Luego continuamos nuestro viaje a Beit Sahour, la ciudad de The Shepherd's. Beit Sahour es una de las ciudades con mayor población cristiana. Visitaremos la Capilla de los Pastores donde los ángeles anunciaron por primera vez el nacimiento de Jesús. Por último, iremos al Monte de la Tentación y al Monasterio de San Jorge. Como se menciona en los evangelios, el Espíritu Santo llevó a Jesús al desierto. La cumbre del monte, de unos 360 metros sobre el nivel del mar, ofrece una vista panorámica espectacular del Valle del Jordán, el Mar Muerto y las montañas de Moab y Galaad. * Asegúrese de traer su pasaporte, ya que a veces se requiere al pasar los puntos de control. *Se requiere cambiar de vehículo. ¡Todos los tiempos son aproximados!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Una visita guiada completa a la Iglesia de la Natividad. La Iglesia es una de las iglesias obreras más antiguas que existen hoy en día. La primera iglesia fue construida por el emperador romano Constantino en el siglo IV dC, sobre la gruta donde María dio a luz a Jesús. La iglesia está ubicada donde Jesús nació en Belén.
La iglesia de Santa Catalina es un monasterio franciscano. Se dice que se construyó en el lugar de la aparición de Cristo a Santa Catalina de Alejandría y su predicción de su martirio a principios del siglo IV.
La iglesia de la Gruta de la Leche es el lugar donde la Sagrada Familia encontró refugio durante la Masacre de los Inocentes, antes de que pudieran huir a Egipto. El nombre se deriva de la historia de que una "gota de leche" de la Virgen María cayó sobre el suelo de la cueva y cambió su color a blanco.
La capilla del campo del pastor. Marca el lugar donde, los ángeles anunciaron por primera vez el nacimiento de Cristo. La Capilla del Campo de los Pastores es un edificio religioso de la iglesia católica que se encuentra en el área de Beit Sahur, al sureste de Belén, en Cisjordania, en Palestina. La capilla marca el lugar donde los ángeles anunciaron por primera vez el nacimiento de Cristo.
La Cueva de Jerónimo se encuentra en realidad debajo de la Iglesia de Santa Catalina, y también se puede acceder desde allí. San Jerónimo, un sacerdote de Dalmacia (345-420 d. C.), tradujo gran parte del Antiguo Testamento del hebreo y el griego al latín "Vulgata".
La Orden de la Santísima Virgen María del Monte Carmelo no tiene un solo fundador sino que fue fundada por un grupo de ermitaños que vivían cerca de la “Fuente de Elías” en el Monte Carmelo, con dos raíces de su espiritualidad: el Profeta Elías y la Virgen María. A principios del siglo XIII los ermitaños recibieron una regla de vida, que fue escrita por San Alberto, Patriarca de Jerusalén.
Tell es-Sultan, también conocido como Tel Jericho o Jericó Antiguo, es el sitio de Jericó antiguo y bíblico y hoy en día es un sitio arqueológico nominado por la UNESCO en Cisjordania, ubicado a dos kilómetros al norte del centro de Jericó
La Iglesia de la Natividad en la Ciudad Vieja de Belén
Pase por la fábrica de madera de olivo
La Galería de Arte Bab idDeir es un espacio artístico y cultural independiente en Belén, ubicado en el barrio Deik, parte del casco histórico de la ciudad de Belén.
Aida, también escrito 'Ayda, es un campo de refugiados palestinos situado a 2 kilómetros al norte del centro histórico de Belén ya 1 km al norte de Beit Jala.
La Tumba de Raquel es el sitio venerado como lugar de enterramiento de la matriarca Raquel.
El monasterio de Mar Saba se remonta al siglo quinto. Fundada por Saint Sabas, se ha ampliado y fortificado ampliamente a lo largo de los años. Tenga en cuenta que las mujeres no pueden entrar en el monasterio. Todos disfrutarán de una vista panorámica del sitio.
El Monte de la Tentación se encuentra a unos 3 km al noroeste de Jericó, que está a unos 58 km al este de Jerusalén, Israel. La montaña se encuentra en el desierto de Judea y domina el valle del Jordán. Después de ser bautizado por Juan el Bautista, Jesús se retiró al desierto para meditar y ayunar, esta montaña en la que se cree que Jesús pasó los 40 días y 40 noches de contemplación espiritual. Puede optar por tomar el teleférico proporcionado y echar un vistazo a la ciudad. (60 NIS cada uno opcional)
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(11)
The view was so exiting and we took so many photos and upload by Google the city ie. Jerusalem was very much tricky means all buildings are same white color then we walk long and can't back to the church we were Kidanemeret Ethiopian church then we meet an American lady who were out for dog walk she helped us to find our way home and we took picture with her now I want to say Thanks!!! our view was Korontos Monastry The Tomb of Alazar, Betelihem ,the St. Marry and Elizabet home ,Getesemani, the home of Martha and Mariam her sister and mauls etc....
Very good address for visits accompanied by guides who are very attentive to groups. We visited the monasteries with a very pleasant driver.
INCREDIBLE tour! See where Jesus was born in the manger and so many incredible ancient sites! My husband and I took my 81 year old mom whose dream it is to see the site where Jesus was born and all the religious sites. she is not athletic and has a bad foot. She did marvelously but there is a lot of uphill climbing and slippery steps. Our guide Elias always looked out for her and kept lovingly telling us to take our time. He was so kind to our group. We loved it and our tour guides were incredible. I can’t speak more highly of Elias and Mohammad. Elias was especially funny, charming, and taught us a lot about the history and never got political. He has ancestral roots in the land and was well versed in the history. Elias realized we had booked a tour that would not be good for my mom (monastery tour) and also that women aren’t allowed in anyway, so he suggested we switch and he made it happen for us! We are so glad to see Mount temptation, dip into river Jordan, and see the spring of Elijah. However old Jericho was tough and if i had to do it all over again i wouldn’t do it because it was 100 degrees and the steps perilous for my mom. I wish Mohammad warned us about that. Otherwise an INCREDIBLE TOUR!
In the morning I spent it in group with about thirty people to make the biggest religious tourist sites of travel. In the afternoon I wanted to visit the monasteries and this is what was planned on my journey. No one but me had taken that option. So I ended up with a Private guide who made me live my best day of my life in Palestine. I don't have his first name but I will remember all my life the color of his eyes, the warmth of his heart, his generosity and the incredible memories he put in my heart. Thank you 🙏😇
A well organized tour with outstanding Guides. Bethlehem is a lovely ancient city and the countryside around Saint George Monestary beautiful. We were warmly welcomed at the West Bank check point by our Palestinian Guides. A change of vehicle is required - Israeli vehicles can go into the West Bank but West Bank/Palestinian vehicles/guides cannot travel into Israel. A full day of sightseeing but do not expect to get into the Church of the Navity as the line ups are hours long.
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Great experience, all recommendations, guides from Eliah tours were excellent, expesialy thanks to Mr Ziad who drove us safely all day and show us many beautiful places. We tasted falafels, hummus, zaatar, sweets and jericho bananas. We hope to visit again.
Thank You for your review and feedback our friend. We are glad that you enjoyed your time and the food here. Thank you also for mentioning Ziad he will feel very happy reading your kind words. We hope to see you again in the Holy Lands. God Bless.
Can't give anything but a great review for this tour. I changed the plan slightly with the help of the guides, who were helpful, knowledgeable, funny and inclusive. I've read reviews of some tours being too political etc. But I and our group found Boaz very open but respectful and not political, in fact spiritually enlightening would be a good explanation, he qouted from Bilble(s), Koran and Torah. We even got the Our Father recited in Aramaic, the lanuage Jesus would have spoken. The amount of food tasting, sweets and coffee supplied, we were brought into Bethlehem with open arms!! One of the childern of a really charming family on the tour, kept calling it "the best tour ever", they had done several tours already this week!! We were immersed in the history and life in Bethlehem from long before Jesus was born to the modern day! Jerico and the baptismal site were items in there own right, things and places I wanted to experience, but we were spoilt in Bethlehem, even getting into 2 grotto's; the Church of the Nativity and the grotto in St Catherine's where St Jerome translated the bibles and was originally buried. We were very lucky, most of the time you don't get into one grotto with the crowds or booked for masses, to get the 2 was special. No more to say, except thanks Boaz, Moses and Elijah Tours for your hospitality and sharing your knowledge of your iconic city!!
The tour was excellent, as I really wanted to see the Greek Orthodox monastery - I did not like the first guide injecting one sided politics into the tour - many were uncomfortable, otherwise the tour was very good.
Thank you for your feedback our friend. This will be taken into consideration for our next trips.
We went on a day trip and had a lovely day. Good gides and we saw and did a lot during the trip. Ik would defenitly recommend this
Thank Your for your positive feedback our friends. We hope to see you again in Bethlehem and The Holy Lands.
the visit to the Nativity Basilica is quite complete, too bad there is no time to visit the city, the souk and the Bethlehem market Shepherd's Sanctuary and milk grotto can be lightened the comments on the separation wall were a nice surprise, we were seduced by the sites of the monasteries good support by organizing guides, available professional, and adaptable very positive results
