Calvary Hats

Sharon Cheeseman, CEO of Gil Travel, a leading provider of visits in Israel since 1974, Insight shares what travelers need to know to enjoy the best Christian tours in Israel .

1. Bring your Bible. "This may seem obvious, but bringing a Bible is absolutely essential for all Israel Christian pilgrimage," said Cheeseman. "It is truly outstanding, an indescribable experience for travelers when they see the Bible come to life before their eyes. "

Cheesman said that having a Bible on the Christian circuit allows travelers to embrace the meaning of the Gospel of the Annunciation of Christ to his crucifixion on the cross at Calvary. As tourists walk in the footsteps of Jesus, allowing them to follow verse by verse along to get a new appreciation for his sacrifice and a profound understanding of the culture of Israel, the land and people.

2. Dress for comfort. "The more comfortable you during your trip to Israel, the most rewarding and enjoyable your experience will be," says Cheeseman.

terrain of Israel, rocks and hills of sand require travelers comfort, rubber-soled shoes. Travelers should dress in plenty of layers as temperatures can vary significantly in a single day. Hats, sunglasses and sunscreen are strongly recommended.

According to Cheeseman, Casual and modest, although many sites require a Holy place more formal. For men, hats are usually provided. The women usually wear scarves to cover their heads and skirts that fall below the knee when visiting these holy places.

3. Choose a comprehensive, guaranteed Tower. Thattourists Cheesemanemphasizes must choose a tourist route in order to avoid having their tours canceled or postponed at the last minute due to low participation.

It also recommends that travelers take the time Christian Research itinerary a visit to ensure a complete experience of visiting Israel. "Israel offers so many opportunities for travelers to fully explore the land of the Bible," she said. " It is important to choose a tour package that includes a comprehensive look at key sites in the Holy Land Christians. "

Just a few sites on Cheeseman must-see list includes:

Caesarea, the capital of Judea under the Romans. (9.30 Ac Ac 10, 24-48)

Tabgha, where Jesus performed the Miracle of the Bread and Fish. (Matthew 13, Mark 0.33 to 45, and John 21)

The Mount of Beatitudes where Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount. (Matthew 5, 6, 7, 8)

Ein Karem, birthplace of John the Baptist. (Luke 1.39 80)

The Banias Spring and Waterfall, where Jesus is recognized as the Messiah by his disciples. (Matthew 16.13 and Mark 8:27)

Nazareth and Cana in Galilee. (Lk 1.26, 4.16 to 29, Matthew 2:23) (John 2.1 to 11)

Mount Zion, where travelers can see the tomb of King David and the nearby Room of the Last Supper. (Mark 14.13, Luke 22. 10-38, Matt 26 17-29, Acts 1.13 and Acts 2, The Pentecost).

For more information on visits to Israel Christian, please visit http://www.giltravel.com or call 1-800-223-3855.