Full-Day Religious Tour of Samaria with Jacob's Well and Mt. Gerizim

• Make your way through the plains of Dothan and pass through the town of Jenin (Ganim) while listening to the story of Joseph and his family, as well as how Jesus dealt with the relationship between Jews and Samaritans.
• After that, stop at Sebastia, previously the city of Samaria, established by the Israelites as an alternative capital to Jerusalem. Walk through its rich historical ruins.
• Continue through Shechem, present-day Nablus, located between the two biblical mountains of Ebal and Gerizim.
• Then stop at the Church of Jacob's Well to read and reflect on the Gospel. Take the unique chance to drink from the same well that Jesus drank from and bring some of its holy water home.
• Climb up Mt. Gerizim, the Mount of Blessing, and

Make your way through the plains of Dothan and pass through the town of Jenin (Ganim) while listening to the story of Joseph and his family, as well as how Jesus dealt with the relationship between Jews and Samaritans.

After that, stop at Sebastia, previously the city of Samaria, established by the Israelites as an alternative capital to Jerusalem. Walk through its rich historical ruins.

Continue through Shechem, present-day Nablus, located between the two biblical mountains of Ebal and Gerizim.

Then stop at the Church of Jacob's Well to read and reflect on the Gospel. Take the unique chance to drink from the same well that Jesus drank from and bring some of its holy water home.

Climb up Mt. Gerizim, the Mount of Blessing, and

Make your way through the plains of Dothan and pass through the town of Jenin (Ganim) while listening to the story of Joseph and his family, as well as how Jesus dealt with the relationship between Jews and Samaritans.

After that, stop at Sebastia, previously the city of Samaria, established by the Israelites as an alternative capital to Jerusalem. Walk through its rich historical ruins.

Continue through Shechem, present-day Nablus, located between the two biblical mountains of Ebal and Gerizim.

Then stop at the Church of Jacob's Well to read and reflect on the Gospel. Take the unique chance to drink from the same well that Jesus drank from and bring some of its holy water home.

Climb up Mt. Gerizim, the Mount of Blessing, and 'take the oath to obey God's commandments,' as the people of Israel did some 3300 years ago. Enjoy a wonderful panoramic view as you walk to the Way of the Patriarchs. It will be a great opportunity to talk about the Samaritans, their religion and culture, and to see their sacrifice altar.

There is also an option to enter the Samaritan Museum, which is not included and is based on availability, to hear more detailed explanations from the Rabbi.

End of the tour.