Ramon Crater Review

We arrived here 20 minutes by car from Mitspe Ramon (Mitzpe Ramon). Ruins of the oldest Nabatai city in the 3rd century BC. Beautiful view of the Negev desert. Cold and windy winter, wear warm clothes, don't forget to wear hats.

So amazing. Wild and chill

The pit is large enough to resemble a miniature basin. There will be a viewing place around the pit.

It coincided with the rain in the desert, as you can imagine, and had to watch camels eat grass and be in a daze at the camp.

The Ramon Grand Canyon is the most spectacular natural miracle in Israel's Negev desert. In fact, it is not a canyon, but a geological phenomenon, its origins date back 200 million years ago, when the Negev desert was still a sea, with the seawater subsides and the crustal movement gradually forming mountains The peak, and then the formation fracture creates a gap, the groundwater is constantly eroded, and the mountain is hollowed out from the inside. The mountain top is naturally eroded and weathered, and the limestone body is exposed bare, which forms such a pit-like landform. Since the pits are made up of various stones from different geological ages, there are various layers of color, as if the color paint on the oil painting plate is piled up and mixed together. For people who have lived in the city for a long time, such a magnificent scene will definitely touch your heart, even if you just sit on the cliff side and watch the cars on the road. If you feel that overlooking the crater is not enough, you can also go hiking in the canyon hinterland and witness the magic of nature for 200 million years. For more exciting projects, book a jeep safari to the bumpy valley at the canyon's visitor center. The Grand Canyon spectacle touches everyone, and everything here is God’s time-made paintings, giving people a unique visual and sensory experience.