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Ein Gedi Nature Reserve Tours and Tickets

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1. Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is located near the Dead Sea and is considered one of the most popular nature reserves in Israel. The reserve is home to stunning waterfalls, diverse flora and fauna, and many different hiking trails that offer beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. One of the most interesting facts about the reserve is that it is the largest oasis in Israel, with eight springs running through the area. Additionally, Ein Gedi is mentioned several times in the Bible, and the ruins of an ancient synagogue can be found in the area.

2. The reserve is open daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday-Thursday, and until 4:00 pm on Fridays and holidays. The phone number for Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is +972-8-6594413.

3. Admission fees to Ein Gedi Nature Reserve vary depending on the season and the age of the visitor. As of August 2021, the fees are as follows:

- Adults (age 18 and up): 29 NIS (about 9 USD)

- Children (age 5-17): 15 NIS (about 5 USD)

- Senior citizens (age 65 and up): 15 NIS (about 5 USD)

There are several ways to reach Ein Gedi Nature Reserve. The reserve is located about 35 km south of Jerusalem and about 95 km southeast of Tel Aviv. Visitors can drive to the reserve and park in the parking lot, or take a public bus to Ein Gedi Junction and then walk about 1.5 km to the reserve entrance. Some hotels in the area also offer shuttle service to the reserve.

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2. The reserve is open daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday-Thursday, and until 4:00 pm on Fridays and holidays. The phone number for Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is +972-8-6594413.

3. Admission fees to Ein Gedi Nature Reserve vary depending on the season and the age of the visitor. As of August 2021, the fees are as follows:

- Adults (age 18 and up): 29 NIS (about 9 USD)

- Children (age 5-17): 15 NIS (about 5 USD)

- Senior citizens (age 65 and up): 15 NIS (about 5 USD)

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There is an entrance fee to enter the reserve, and tickets include a map of the park’s hiking trails and attractions.
Wear comfortable shoes, and bring sunscreen and plenty of water, especially if you plan on hiking; temperatures can reach 100°F (38°C) in the summer months.
The uneven and often gravelly tracks mean that Ein Gedi is mostly inaccessible to wheelchair users.
Visitor facilities include restrooms, a kiosk, and a gift shop at the reserve entrance.

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