Trip‑Talk offers an independent tour with an audio guide for families at the archaeological site Ein Haniya. Visitors can hear about Greek ceremonies, local history, and agricultural aspects of the site. The guidance is available every day of the week during the site’s opening hours. Admission is free for visitors.
Who performed ritual ceremonies for nymphs from Greek mythology at Ein Haniya?
Why did ancient peoples add wine to water?
What is the story behind the construction of the magnificent building that stands by the water?
Why were the kings of Israel anointed specifically with olive oil?
Who considers Ein Haniya a holy place and makes a pilgrimage there?
How were agricultural fields irrigated using ancient pools, water channels, and water towers?
Ein Haniya, with its ancient spring and water‑filled pool, is an archaeological site and a cultural landscape. Here you can see how crops were watered long before the establishment of the modern state.
When: Every day of the week during the site’s opening hours.