Israel has a "Baha'i Sky Garden" comparable to the Babylonian Hanging Gardens. It is located in the foothills of Carmel in the heart of Haifa City. It faces the Mediterranean Sea and is built on the mountain. It is said that it is the garden, but it is also the youngest belief in the world: the mausoleum of the Bah' pioneering pioneer of the Baha'i. From the site selection in 1891, the project took more than a hundred years to complete in 2001. Although the history of the Bah' Sky Garden building is not long, it was still included in the world culture by UNESCO in 2008. Heritage list. The whole garden stretches from the top of the mountain to the foot of the mountain for nearly one kilometer. The golden dome in the middle is the Bashu mausoleum. Around the mausoleum, there are nine terraced terrace gardens with beautiful plants and flowers. I love the flowers and plants, strolling in the meantime, completely unable to feel the solemnity of the mausoleum, but the infinite freshness and tranquility. Visit the Bah' Sky Garden, with three entrances, upper, middle and lower. It is recommended to take a bus to the top of the mountain to enjoy the sky garden, and the blue Mediterranean background in the distance is very spectacular. Going down the steps will make it easier.