A Holy Land tour is a life changing event. Every one who returns from a tour has a different opinion of what site had the biggest impact on their life. Is it the Western Wall or the Sea of Galilee, the Garden of Gethsemane or the Church of Nativity? Here are the top 7 sites as we see it!

1. 7 Life Changing
places on a
Holy Land Tour
When you travel with a group to the Holy Land it is likely that if you ask 10 different people
what site had the greatest impact on them; you will get 7 different answers. Here are a few:

2. #7. Western Wall
The only remaining outer
wall from the Second
Temple is a magnificent
sight to behold. Here you
can feel just how big our
God is as you place your
prayer between the
massive stones with the
millions of other prayers.

3. #6. Mt. of Beatitudes
Standing on the mount,
overlooking the Sea of
Galilee is a majestic
feeling. As you read the
Sermon on the Mount, it
evokes a vivid picture of
Jesus teaching his
disciples.

4. #5. Jordan River
Jesus was baptized here!
Renewing your baptism
here renews the soul and
is a sweet reminder that
our Savior came and
washed away our sins.

5. #4. Garden of Gethsemane
Several of the olive trees
here are over a thousand
years old. In the year 333,
the Roman historian
Eusebius noted "the
faithful were accustomed
to go there to pray". Being
able to pray in the place
Jesus and his disciples
prayed the night before his
crucifixion is a surreal
feeling.

6. #3. Church of the Nativity
Considered to be located
over the cave that marks
the birthplace of Jesus,
stepping through the
“Door of Humility” can be
an awe inspiring moment.
A star in a cave will forever
be a reminder of how
much God loves the world
and you

7. #2. Sea of Galilee
So many miracles occurred
in this 70 square mile
region. As you sail the
waters that were once
calmed by the living God,
you can sense his
presence. You will surely
never read the story of
Jesus walking on water the
same after this experience.

8. #1. Garden Tomb
After touring through the
hustle and bustle of
Jerusalem, it is hard to
imagine a more peaceful
place than the Garden
Tomb. Only the sound of
tranquil hymns can be
heard amongst the garden.
Stepping into the tomb
that may have once held
our Lord and Savior is
surely a life changing
experience.