How about a trip to Israel?

The following is my knowledge about Israel tourism, I hope it will help you.

First, the best tourist season in Israel

Israel belongs to the Mediterranean climate, with dry and hot summers, obvious regional climate and different conditions. The coastal plain is hot and humid in summer, slightly cold and rainy in winter, and there is occasional light snow in hilly areas. In the Jordan Valley, summer is dry and hot, while in the south, it is semi-dry, warm during the day and cool at night. From April to 10 every year, it is dry and hot, with a high temperature of 32-37 degrees Celsius and plenty of sunshine, mainly sunny. At this time, it is also the best time to travel to Israel. 1 1 The following March is winter. Although the temperature is low, it is still warm, mostly sunny and occasionally rainy. Only the sea of Galilee and Jerusalem are dry and cool, and winter near the Red Sea and the Dead Sea is more suitable for travel than summer.

Second, matters needing attention in traveling in Israel

1. Hotel rooms are generally equipped with pay TV, telephone, pay drinks and snacks. Please ask the fee before using it to avoid misunderstanding when checking out.

2. You can drink tap water directly in Israeli hotels, but in view of the living habits of China people, it is recommended to drink mineral water.

3. Pay attention to safety and economy when using electricity and water, and pay attention to safety when smoking. If the facilities are damaged, personal compensation is required.

Please check your personal belongings carefully when you leave the hotel.

Please put a non-slip mat before taking a bath, and wear non-slip slippers in the bathroom. Don't wear disposable slippers to avoid falling.

6. Friends who dye their hair, please blow dry their hair before going to bed to avoid polluting the pillowcase.

7. Don't smoke, spit or talk loudly in scenic spots and public places. Don't cut in line, don't throw garbage, and don't spit gum.

8. Jewish holy places, churches and high-end entertainment places are recognized as formal occasions. When entering, the clothes must be dignified and tidy, and slippers, shorts, miniskirts, sleeveless tops or other inappropriate clothes are not allowed.

9. Don't take pictures of strangers without permission. If it is not allowed to take photos and videos according to the regulations of scenic spots, please follow them.

10. When visiting Jewish holy places and churches, most Israelis don't stick to etiquette, but if they visit holy places, etiquette can't be ignored and is very strict. To enter a Jewish holy place or church, a man must wear a hat called "Goba". You must take off your hat when you enter the church.

1 1. Respect the local people's religious beliefs and don't talk about some political topics during the trip.

12. The weather in Israel is hot and water resources are scarce. Don't waste local water resources.

13. Some scenic spots have strong ultraviolet rays. Please bring some sunscreen and other sunscreen products.

14. Please take common medicines with you. If you have any special drugs, please bring the diagnosis certificate and English drug instructions from the 3A hospital.

Third, Israeli customs and taboos.

1. Sabbath: The Jewish Sabbath begins when the sun enters the sea on Friday and ends on Saturday night. Most restaurants, cinemas and other places are closed during this time, and public transportation has stopped. On the Sabbath, all institutions in Jerusalem stop working and all hotels are closed. On this day, please don't go to the orthodox Jewish residential area. Otherwise, those Jews will angrily throw stones at the people in the car. In addition, cooking is not allowed on the Sabbath, and the food prepared in advance can only be stewed slowly, usually the food prepared the day before.

Stop boasting about Arabia: the disputes between Israel and Arab countries are endless. Religious reasons are the root of this dispute. Muslims regard Jerusalem as their holy land, and this problem is still difficult to solve. So when you go to Israel or Arab countries, you should avoid praising the other country, or you will definitely get into trouble.

3. Dietary taboos: There are many dietary taboos in Judaism. Do not eat animal blood, pork, scaleless fish, etc. Dairy tableware must be used separately from meat tableware, and fish, eggs, fruits and vegetables can be eaten together with meat or dairy products. Tableware used for dairy products and meat should be used, cleaned and stored separately. Israelis generally have a rich breakfast, mainly lunch, and only light food for dinner. Israelis prefer to drink beer, juice and Coca-Cola. Red wine made in Israel is also very popular. But Israelis don't often drink white wine.

You can't just say sorry when you make a mistake: you can't just say sorry when you make a mistake in Israel. Once you make a mistake, you must clearly tell the reason of the mistake, and then discuss and communicate with each other. If you leave this out and just want to go there with an apology, it will attract the contempt of the other party. On the one hand, you have given the reason why this is so, and you won't give in unless the other party fully understands it&; Mdash& ampmdash; This can also be called mutual respect.

5. Visiting the Holy Land Church should be serious: most Israelis are not formal, but they should observe local customs when visiting the Holy Land. You should not wear shorts and sleeveless tops in churches, synagogues or mosques, and you should avoid going to these places when holding religious activities. When visiting some Jewish religious sites, you should wear a hat called "Goba" like Jews. You must take off your shoes when you enter a Muslim church. You must take off your hat when you enter the church barefoot. In these places, don't take a sightseeing attitude, the atmosphere should be serious, and you must never laugh and laugh all the way.

6. Don't talk about concentration camps: During World War II, many Jews in Israel and their relatives were put into concentration camps and suffered greatly. Those painful memories and lingering hatred can never be erased from their hearts. Mentioning the concentration camp will touch their old wounds, and of course it is not welcome.