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With tropical trees, exotic plants and waterfall, this is a Garden of Eden on earth

THE sounds of cascading water, constant birdsong and plethora of exotic plants basking in lush greenery, surrounded by expansive lawns and shaded picnic areas, are among just a few of the natural sounds, sights and sites to be discovered within one of Israel’s most popular of national parks, Gan Hashlosha.

Gan Hashlosha, also known as Sachne — Arabic for hot pools — sits nicely tucked in between the kibbutzim of Beit Alpha and Nir David in a region that in recent times has officially been renamed Emek HaMayanot (Valley of Springs).

It stretches across an extensive area at the foot of the Gilboa mountain range’s lower slopes.

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