The Nature and Parks Authority is preparing for 600,000 hikers in reserves and parks, and hundreds of thousands in the open areas during the Passover holiday.
"So far, about 320,000 hikers have registered for the parks, and we estimate a similar number of hikers will arrive without registering," Israel Today, the Nature and Parks Authority (RTG), told Israel Today. Thousands in the open.
The goal is to try to reach the same number of travelers as last year: 1.2 million. "
The Authority expects that the crowded sites will be: Ein Gedi, Caesarea, Afek, Masada, Banias, Nahal Eyun, Eshkol Park, Tel Ashkelon, Stalactite Cave, Beit Guvrin, Einot Tzukim and Mamshit.
The places for the Ein Gedi Reserve have been booked in advance, but at the other sites there is more space and it is worth registering.
It is advisable to check the sites that have been filled in for any cancellations.
Waving in a park in Be'er Sheva,
And what is the weather that will accompany the many travelers?
In the first part of the summer, until tomorrow evening, there will be heavy rain in most parts of the country. From Tuesday until the weekend the temperatures will drop, until by Thursday-Friday it will be even cooler than the season average.
The authority notes that "50 sites will be open until 18:00. At many sites we will commission guides and there will be lots of activities for children. It is going to be hot, and some of the activities will take place in the evening."
Meanwhile, about 120,000 hikers took advantage of the clear weather on Saturday and visited the various sites.
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