Mt of Olives

you get the panoramic view of Jerusalem from Mount of Olives! Definitely worth the short hike

The Mount of Olives, the holy place of Jerusalem, is also a place of biblical records in the surrounding area of the holy city, except for the districts of the Old City. The Mount of Olives east of Jerusalem, where Jesus once preached, is surrounded by olive trees.

The environment of this mountain is not high on the mountain is very good. On the mountain, you can see a variety of roadside plants, or very local plants. It is recommended that you go to Jerusalem if you have time, you can go to this place and go up and look far.

I stayed at the top of Mt. Olives in a hotel. The people around the place are certainly friendly, perhaps because this is already West bank area so technically not israel. I did not take the bus there but walked out of Jerusalem to get there.

You can see the old town of Jerusalem from Mount Olive.

Overlooking the night scene of Jerusalem on Mount Olive, there was a brilliant light. Expect close contact with her in a few days. Dinner is the Falafall of the Arabs. It's a slice of the bread. It's filled with all kinds of dishes you like, like no meat. It tastes good.

Hebrew for Har Ha-Zetim, Arabic for Jabal at-Tur. A limestone ridge with many peaks in Palestine. Administratively in the Greater Jerusalem area. East of Jerusalem Old City, Kidron Valley. The mountain is a holy mountain of Judaism and Christianity, and is frequently documented in biblical and later religious literature. The main peak of Mount Olive usually refers to the south summit of 808 meters (2,652 feet) above sea level. The Victoria Hospital Augusta is built on the mid peak of 806 meters (2,645 feet). The highest north peak is known as Scopus Mountain, at an altitude of 820 meters (2,694 feet).