Just before Passover is over: a trip to the paradise of the lowlife

Looking for something to do with the kids in the last two days of the holiday? Not far from the center, right in the heart of the lowlands, is the Einat Gibton Reserve. The reserve combines Israeli natural landscapes, history and lots of water.

In Einot Gibton there was a swamp that was drained during the British Mandate by drainage canals and the planting of eucalyptus groves. Since then, the reserve has undergone ecological restoration, financed by the fund for the preservation of open areas of Rami, and is now home to many animals and birds.

In the tour along the reserve there are walking and cycling paths, which are also accessible, and floating paths. Along it there are clear water pools, an observation tower and a beautiful view.

It's a perfect place to come with the kids, relax and recharge, just before returning to routine.