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Kursi National Park
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Remains of a large monastery on the eastern shores of Lake Kineret. The site has been identified as the place where Jesus performed the Miracle of the Swine. In the 5th century, a magnificent monastery and church were built here, both of which were destroyed.
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Tel Khai Industrial Park
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Industrial park including Israel's only photography museum with changing exhibits. There is also an exhibit of vintage vehicles. Monthly concerts.
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Derekh Kakal Be-Rekhes Sulam Tsur
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A five-kilometer-long route suitable for all kinds of vehicles, departing from the parking lot at the site and reaching Kibbutz Khanita, with splendid views of the Galilee and Lebanon along the way.
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Ancient Synagogue Pki'in
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Synagogue dating from 1873. Two stones are embedded in its walls which, tradition has it, were taken from an ancient synagogue built from the Temple stones.
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Adam Bagalil Museum
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Museum on the shore of Lake Kineret named after the late Yigal Alon, one of the founders of Kibbutz Genosar. Visitors are invited to explore Jewish-Arab co-existence in the Galilee as well as the problems that stem from this relationship. A short movie on Galilee views is shown in the museum.
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Ma'ayan Kharod National Park
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A national park, through the middle of which Kharod Spring flows from a cave. On the site you can find spacious lawns, playing facilities and picnic tables.
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Bird Watching Site - Manara Cliff
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An excellent observation point for migrating birds in the Ha-Khula Valley. During peak season, thousands of pelicans, storks, cranes and others pass through. Recommended season, March-May, also October.
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The Bahai Garden
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The holiest site to members of the Bahai faith, which is based on equality and tolerance. The founder of the faith is buried here, and, like the gardens in Haifa, there are dozens of dunams of manicured gardens, although on a smaller scale than at the Haifa center.
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Gvirtenu Shel Ha-Pakhad Church
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Forsaken Franciscan church built on the site where, according to Christian tradition, Miriam, the mother of Jesus, stood and was struck by fear when the people of Nazareth wanted to throw him off the mountain.
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Yesha Fortress
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Formerly a British police fortress. It was transferred to the Arabs in 1948 and was attacked by the Jewish Hagana organization. There is a common grave in the courtyard, as well as a monument in memory of the Jewish combatants who fell there. To the south can be seen the ruins of the Arab village, Nebi Yosha, and among them a grave ascribed to Joshua.
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