You see yellow-white in the eyes: three places to see daffodils blooming now

The great rains that came down here came in the season when the daffodil blossom started and gave another "boost" that colored the north with white-yellow crowns. Here are three places that have now filled in "The King of the Swamp"

You see yellow-white in the eyes: three places to see daffodils blooming now

Myths and legends praising its beauty, its unique bloom and its fragrant fragrance have been associated with daffodils. In ancient times, Greek mythology told of the shepherd Narcissus, who was cursed by the nymph Echo. After refusing her courtship, he was so hurt that he cursed him to fall in love with himself. He looked at his reflection from the egg and couldn't stop until he became a daffodil.

Levin Kipnis also chose Daffodil as the unique flower that agreed to come with the frogs to the egg, and to save the sick frog king with its unique scent. For this the king granted him his crown and made him king of the swamp.

The recent rains have made many of the fields more muddy, and daffodil blossoms paint the fields with thousands of white and yellow crowns. There are two habitats for daffodils in Israel, in the valleys and mountains, and their flowering dates are different. The current bloom that takes place in January-March is the marsh bloom. In the Galilee Development Authority, three major sites in the Galilee and the Golan are recommended.

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Daffodil blossoms paint the fields with thousands of white and yellow crowns. Daffodil is found in Meadow Nov (Photo: Avi Ben David)

Daffodil is found in Meadow Nov (Photo: Avi Ben David, PR)

Meadow Nov Nature Reserve

The Meadow Nov Nature Reserve, located in the Golan Heights, and also called the Swamp Iris Nature Reserve, is one of the only ones left in the country. The reserve blooms almost all year long, every season, you will find one beautiful flower or other, and yet the main source of attraction for travelers to the reserve is the large wave of flowering daffodils.

The found daffodils bloom in the fall and winter. The daffodil blossoms in bright white look distant and emit a strong scent, as you approach the meadow during the blooming season you can smell it already from the parking area.

How to get there?
On Highway 98, at the entrance to the Hispin settlement, after about 20 meters turn left into the reserved parking lot. In order to prevent damage to the blossoms and the reserve and yet allow many hikers to come and enjoy, the Nature and Parks Authority has prepared a circular trail about 1 km long. The trail starts at the reserve parking lot passes by the bloom concentrations and returns to the parking lot. Part of the path is accessible to disabled people. Be sure to stay on the trail.

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Blooms in bright white and looks far away. Daffodil is found in Meadow Nov (Photo: Avi Ben David)

Daffodil is found in Meadow Nov (Photo: Avi Ben David, PR)

The reserve is flourishing almost all year, now you will find daffodils in it. Meadow Nov (Photo: Avi Ben David)

Daffodil is found in Meadow Nov (Photo: Avi Ben David, PR)

Tel Heron

Tel Anpa, located near Kibbutz Kfar Szold, is a nature reserve and an archeological site spread over 20 acres in the northeast of Hula Valley, on Route 918. The imposing mound is lush with vegetation, which is the epicenter of the hikers, but few recognize the fact that it is also a site. An archaeological site where remains of the Chalcolithic period were found, and remains of the settlement dating from the Bronze, Persian and Hellenistic periods - a period when the settlement reached its peak. The importance of the settlement was due to its location near the trade route that passes through the Hula Valley and the road leading from Damascus to Tire. A section of the city wall was exposed while digging a fish pond in the early 1970s.

In Tel Aviv there are impressive and ancient Atlantic goddesses, and in winter it boasts spectacular blooms of the daffodils, so it is also called "Daffodil Hill" by the residents of the Galilee. On the way to the track and the track itself, you can experience the beauty of the valley in the huge carpets of the agricultural fields, the crops and the Naftali Mountains and the Golan Heights on both sides of the mound.

Tel Anpa's circular route, which is about half a kilometer long, is suitable for the whole family. It is advisable to take a little rest on the sides of the mound, near the agricultural fields, and it is even better to go to the top of the mound, sit under the Atlantic Goddess, and enjoy a breathtaking view of the Hula Valley and the Galilee. Many guitar players come to the scene to enjoy the time in the melodies in front of the valley.

Parking: At the entrance to the reserve. The entrance path to the reserve may be muddy during the rainy season.

An archeological site that also has daffodil blossoms. Tel Heron (Photo: Gilo Jacoby Gurevich)

Daffodils Tel Heron (Photo: Gila Ya'akovi Gurevitz, PR)

The half-mile circular route. Daffodils in Tel Anfa

Daffodils Tel Heron (Photo: Gila Ya'akovi Gurevitz, PR)

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Elderly Tel

An old mound is not only the name of the new Highway Six interchange, but a historic mound where fascinating archeological finds have recently been discovered. The mound lies at the foot of the Carmel and boasts a view of the western Jezreel Valley, from which there is a spectacular view of the entire valley. According to tradition, on the Tel Kashish site, Elijah the Prophet slaughtered the prophets of the husband in an attempt to uproot the idolatry of the Kingdom of Israel. This season, the hill is green with plenty of daffodil blooms and seasonal blooms.

How to get there? From the road leading to Alrui Hill, and immediately south to Tivon. The walking distance of the mound is about 400 meters from the road. You can do a circular route at the top of the archaeological mound that lasted between 40 minutes and an hour, with a varied view. You can add a visit to this valley train station at the Alrui station, which is west of the road further down the road where many daffodils can also be found.