[2025 Beer Sheba Attraction] Travel Guide for Negev Zoo (Updated Jun)

#January Travel Grant Event The Negev Desert region that I visited during my trip to Israel. It is so vast that it covers more than half of Israel's land, and due to the nature of the desert region, the population is said to be very small. If you go to the Negev region, you can visit various ancient ruins such as Beersheba and Mamshit, and there are many things to see.

#January Travel Support Event A city in the Negev Desert region of Israel, it is a historic site where people from the Byzantine era lived, and it is said to have been an important hub city where camel traders could stop for a while while transporting spices. I was able to see the lifestyle of the Nabatean people and get a glimpse into the wisdom of the ancient people. It would have been better if there had been a guided tour.

#January Travel Support Event The Negev region that I visited during my trip to Israel. It was a desert region, so unlike other cities, it was difficult to see a city center where people lived. The ancient ruins of Mamshit are also located here, and there are traces of a city where people lived in the past. It was a place where the desert terrain that I couldn't see in Korea was amazing.

#January travel support event mamahit in the Negev region of Israel. It is a place designated as a national park, and remains of the Nabatean era remain. It is a place where you can see the remains of the city at that time, such as the market and church! It was hot and difficult because there was no shade, but it was a historical site where it was fun to infer the lives of the people living in that era.

#January Travel Support Event Mamshit National Park in Israel. Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is a site of ruins from the Nabatean period and there is no shade, so it is recommended to visit in winter rather than summer. There is a fee for admission, and it is better to apply for a guided tour and listen to the explanation while touring rather than going on your own.