Arad Israel

Visitor’s attractions abound in Arad Israel

In Israel, just 16 miles west of the Dead Sea, there is a small city named Arad Israel. Situated on the line between the Negev and the Judean Deserts, Arad is the ideal place to stay while visiting the many intriguing sites and exploring the pristine terrain. Tourist facilities make it easy to use Arad Israel as a logical hub while taking in the numerous unique attractions such as camel rides at Kfar Hanokdim.

Ancient Arad Israel and the modern one of today

Originally, Arad was erected more than 5,000 years ago, right next to where the Arad of today now stands. Its name comes from the days of the ancient Bronze Era, when Arad Israel was a notable trade base as well as an eminent and sizable empire.

Today’s Arad Israel is completely rebuilt to contemporary standards, which make it clean, safe, easy to navigate and comfortable. The native residents are quite welcoming and gracious to all visitors from anywhere in the world. The food is diverse and bottled water is readily available. Fruit juices are magnificent here, and there is no shortage of sodas, beers and wine.

Attractions in and around Arad Israel

Visitors to Arad Israel should make a point of stopping by the Glass Museum, which displays the works of Israel’s top glass artists as well as pieces made by Israeli glassworks students. Changing exhibits bring vibrant artwork in glass from emerging artists and are on display by guided tour. Additionally, a library, workshop and a store will delight glass enthusiasts.

Adjacent to Arad Israel is the Yatir Forest, which is where fossils and artifacts left over from ancient settlements are found. This beautiful 8,000-acre forest enjoys a tepid climate year-round, and it is adorned with gorgeous spring blossoms.