Homa and Migdal

Homa and Migdal, situated near Bet She'an in northern Israel, is associated with the historic Gan HaShlosha National Park area and the Homa u-Migdal Museum, which commemorates the "Tower and Stockade" settlement movement of 1936 to 1939, during which 52 new Jewish communities were established throughout the land. The broader Bet She'an region is renowned for spectacular Roman and Byzantine archaeological ruins, ancient theaters, bathhouses, and ornate mosaics. Set in the lush Jordan Valley, the area offers scenic walking trails, natural springs, and the inviting waters of Gan HaShlosha, a natural spring-fed park often likened to the Garden of Eden, featuring warm pools, waterfalls, and shaded lawns perfect for family relaxation and swimming. History enthusiasts, families, and nature lovers alike are drawn to this rich cultural and natural landscape in the Galilee region of northern Israel.