Good morning friends โ๏ธ
Happy hump day!! ๐ซ๐ซ
In honor of hump day I figured I would share my camel riding and Bedouin experience in Israel.
Kfar Hanokdim lies in the Kana`im valley which is in the Judean desert, between the city of Arad and Masada. This desert oasis is home to the Bedouin people, an Arabic-speaking nomadic people in the Middle Eastern desert. Surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Judean desert, Kfar Hanokdim provides its guests with relaxed southern hospitality. On-site you can do things like: go on a camel trek or cycling trip, hike one of the many trails surrounding the Kfar, attend one of the diverse workshops, or just hang out in a hammock in a quiet corner until the twinkling stars cover the night sky.
When our group arrived at the village, we were invited into the Bedouin tent to relax around the fire and sip hot spicy tea and coffee, which was soo necessary because it was freezing outside. While the traditional coffee making ceremony was performed, they passed around fire baked pita which was incredible! We were then given a brief history of the Bedouin people and told what our schedule would be for the next 24 hours. We were given a short tour of the massive campgrounds and then went to the dinner tent. We sat on low benches at a low table and enjoyed our authentic Bedouin style meal with our hands ๐. After dinner we all sat around a giant bonfire, singing songs and jaming out while drinking beer/whiskey. The following morning we woke up to a breakfast buffet like no other. They had hard boiled eggs, pancakes, french toast, waffles, an omelet station, yogurt, fruit, vegetables, and fresh hot pastries. After our bellies were full it was finally time for our camel ride!! Happy we got to go too because it was raining and they were hesitant to let us go. It was such a cool experience!
Dining Sheik Style ๐ Probably some of the best food I have ever eaten. It included homemade pita, roasted vegetables, 2 different kinds of meat, and lots of rice.
The Bedouin tent that we slept in (we were about 45 people). The tents are decorated in an authentic style and fully equipped with rugs and mattresses.
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The.Traveling.Yogi
what a nice experience, woudl love to travel on camels sometims, thanks for share! Also if you like aerial cinematic photos and videos, follow my blog, it would be honor to me! :)
Thanks for the comment Lev ๐
If you ever have the opportunity to travel on camels you definitely should! Its a really cool experience :)
And your blog is super cool <3 Followed :)
yeah I would not be deciding but jumping on camel instead, haha :D thanks for follow and watching my blog! followed u, u got great travel and motivating content
Pleasant trip @thetravellingyogi
It really was ๐
Appreciate the comment @khingchung!
Ah there's the desert! Amazing food, once again!! ๐
That is one huge tent! Did you guys manage to sleep ok with so many people?
I had sooo much amazing food in Israel ๐
We did! That's actually only half the tent haha. There is a curtain diving the two sides.
Israel looks really interesting!!!
It is! It's a beautiful place with a rich history