This trip is dedicated to the most beautiful mosaics ever dug out all over the land of Israel, including the Gaza Strip, and collected in one place in ‘The Inn of the Good Samaritan’, to the peculiarities of the mosaic fabrication, as well as to the most surreal monastery of the Judea desert – St. Gerasim – and the site of the alleged baptism of Jesus Christ, Qasr el Yahud.

This trip is dedicated to the most beautiful mosaics ever dug out all over the land of Israel, including the Gaza Strip, and collected in one place in ‘The Inn of the Good Samaritan’, to the peculiarities of the mosaic fabrication, as well as to the most surreal monastery of the Judea desert – St. Gerasim – and the site of the alleged baptism of Jesus Christ, Qasr el Yahud.

On January 18, the celebration of the Epiphany (Orthodox style) will take place at Qasr el-Yahud, the site of the traditional baptism of Jesus Christ. On this day, the Orthodox world remembers the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist in the Jordan River and happily dips into the muddy waters of the river. I invite you to join a unique ethno-photo-tour, which happens only once a year!

This trip is dedicated to the most beautiful mosaics ever dug out all over the land of Israel, including the Gaza Strip, and collected in one place in ‘The Inn of the Good Samaritan’, to the peculiarities of the mosaic fabrication, as well as to the most surreal monastery of the Judea desert St. Gerasim and St.Ethimius and St.Martirius monasteries.

This trip is dedicated to the most beautiful mosaics ever dug out all over the land of Israel, including the Gaza Strip, and collected in one place in ‘The Inn of the Good Samaritan’, to the peculiarities of the mosaic fabrication, as well as to the most surreal monastery of the Judea desert – St. Gerasim – and the site of the alleged baptism of Jesus Christ, Qasr el Yahud.

This trip is dedicated to the most beautiful mosaics ever dug out all over the land of Israel, including the Gaza Strip, and collected in one place in “The Inn of the Good Samaritan,” to the peculiarities of the mosaic fabrication, as well as to the most surreal monastery of the Judea desert – St. Gerasim – and the site of the alleged baptism of Jesus Christ, Qasr el Yahud.

This trip is dedicated to the most beautiful mosaics ever dug out all over the land of Israel, including the Gaza Strip, and collected in one place in “The Inn of the Good Samaritan,” to the peculiarities of the mosaic fabrication, as well as to the most surreal monastery of the Judea desert – St. Gerasim – and the site of the alleged baptism of Jesus Christ, Qasr el Yahud.