The Jordan Valley National Park invites you to a Rosh Hashanah celebration with a focus on the bird migration season. Visitors can join guided tours and an exciting kite-making workshop where they build and fly kites inspired by birds. Families who register in advance receive a free kite, and there are various games and activities themed around birds.
"As autumn arrives, the birds return," sing HaProbarim—but why here and why now? 🕊️
Migration season is in full swing, and our national park sits on one of the main migration corridors. In honor of Rosh Hashanah, we invite you to witness with us the journey of migrating birds over the Jordan Valley and understand the importance of our land on the global migration map. Come migrate with us to distant lands and get up close with the world of birds.
Additionally, join an exciting kite-making workshop: build your own kite, design it inspired by the birds in the sky, and fly it together into the wind above the valley! Each family that registers in advance receives a complimentary kite; no registration or additional kites are free. Kites can be purchased at the service center.
The website offers various activities and games centered around birds and migration.
When: Sunday, September 13. Kite station open from 11:00 to 15:00. Guided tours at 10:00, 12:00, and 14:00.