Birthplace of John the Baptist
Ein Karem
Ein Kerem is a charming hillside village famed for its centuries-old holy sites. These include the Church of St. John the Baptist, containing a cave said to be the saint’s birthplace, and Mary’s Spring, where the Virgin Mary is believed to have drunk. Dotting the village’s narrow streets are galleries and shops selling hand-painted tiles and jewelry, plus quaint cafes and stylish Mediterranean restaurants.
Source: Wikipedia


Tour Facts
Country
Israel
Visa Requirements
Tourist Visa.
Languages spoken
Hebrew, Arabic
Currency Used
Shekel
Area (Km2)
TBA