Later, we continue our tour to the ancient city of Nablus. The city has a large history stretching from the Roman era through to the Crusader, Mamluk, and Ottoman empires.

We will enjoy the local cuisine, specifically the ‘kanafeh’ – a delicious traditional dessert made with cheese pastry soaked in sweet, sugar-based syrup. We will also visit the spice shops, soap factory and the Turkish Hamam (bath).

In addition, we will stop on the way out of Nablus is the ancient holy site of Joseph’s Tomb.
Both Jews, Muslims and Christians believe the site the burial place of the biblical patriarch Joseph son of Jacob.

Finally, after enjoying lunch, we will travel north to Jenin Refugee camp, our last stop in our Jenin and Nablus tour.
Jenin is a place offering a glimpse into the struggle of the Palestinian people towards independence.
Before departing, you will have free time to walk through the bustling Jenin markets, a genuine local marketplace with local products.