Neot Kedumim, the Biblical Landscape Reserve in Israel, is located halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. This unique recreation of the physical setting of the Bible in all its depth and detail allows visitors to see life as it was lived by our ancestors 3,000 years ago. More than a “garden” showing various plants, Neot Kedumim embodies the panorama and power of the landscapes which shaped the values of the Bible and provided the rich vocabulary for expressing those values.
Have you always wondered – how did the ancients build their Sukkot? What do the words “land of milk and honey” really mean? What was life like for Ruth at the barley harvest? You’ll find all the answers, and much more, at this 624-acre reserve. Romantic, nature-laden symbolism comes alive along the Song of Songs Path, which many a couple has walked before standing under their wedding canopy at Neot Kedumim.
