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Dubai Mall is the world's largest shopping mall and counting all the things to do inside this shopping walhalla your head will start to spin as Dubai will show you what luxury can be.

The Dubai Mall is not only the world's largest shopping mall but it's also part of the Burj Khalifa complex, the world's tallest building ever constructed.

The Burj Khalifa was completed...

After our visit to the Oasis of Engedi, or Ein Gedi, we drove further north along the Dead Sea and visited the Qumran National Park which is located at about 20 km east of Jerusalem and a little less than 40 km north of Ein Gedi so you could make a day trip to the Qumran Caves if you're staying in Jerusalem as well.

Since we already stayed in Jerusalem and were touring the Dead Sea...

Travelling up along the Dead Sea from Masada where we had visited the fortifications up along Snake Path we headed to the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, a popular tourist attraction and oasis in Israel.

The Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is close to the Masada site and the Qumran caves as well. The reserve is known for its oasis in the desert, located west of the Dead Sea, which attracts a lot...

From Bethlehem we drove back north to Jerusalem where we had started our Israel trip and where me stopped for something to eat.

After a quick lunch we continued our journey in eastern direction heading to Masada which by some is known under the name of Mezada or Metzada as this is how its name is pronounced.

Masada is a popular tourist attraction for its ancient...

From Jerusalem our bus tour continued to Bethlehem, the birth place of Jesus Christ and the famous site of the Church of the Nativity.

The Church of the Nativity is the most important tourist attraction of Bethlehem and annually millions of tourists, pelgrims and other visitors come to Bethlehem to view the place where it all began.

According to the Holy Bible...