Genghis Khan in the Golan - Golan Heights, Israel

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Ginges khan in the Golan, a Mongolian tents village, offer 5 Mongolian tents, which can contain up to 10 people each.
an air-conditioner is in each tent, private bathroom attached to the tent, accessorized big kitchen for self use ( make sure to bring your own food to cook ), barbecue area, grassplot and picnic tables.
near the kitchen there is a garden of herbs and plants that can be used to make your own tea!

Givat yoav, a Moshav (settlement) in south of the Golan heights, 10 minutes drive from the Sea of Galilee.

Genghis khan is locat on the Golan trail, 140KM trail across the Golan North-South. about 6 days track.

The Moshav is an agriculture village, establish in 1968 by group of parachutists name by their lieutenant colonel Yoav Shacham who was killed in Samuaa action.

The Golan offer the visitors colorful attraction from hiking trails, field car tours, horseback riding, to nature water pools.

The Golan offer the visitors colorful attraction from hiking trails, field car tours, horseback riding, to nature water pools.
we will be glad to give you more information about it during your visit.

Linen is optional, 20 NIS per night.
it includes: blanket, pillow, bed sheet and towel.

PLEASE NOTE: The hostel is located out of town !!! From FRIDAY AT NOON time untill SUNDAY MORNING there is NO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION or any open stores in our area!!! The same applies to JEWISH HOLLIDAYS!!

Genghis Khan in the Golan Details

Category: Other

Towels:	Available
Parking:	FREE
Luggage Storage:	Available

Wheelchair Accessible:	YES
Internet Computers:	Pay

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Address	Givat Yoav, Golan Heights, Israel
Location	Arrival by bus: There are two options, direct bus to Givat-Yoav or bus to Tiberius and from Tiberius to Givat-Yoav. 1. Direct bus to Givat Yoav: Direct bus from Tel-Aviv to Kazerin via Kursi Junction, located 10 minutes drive from Givat Yoav (about 3 hours long drive from Tel-Aviv). Get off the bus at Kursi Junction. • Sun Departure hours line 843: 09:30; 16:00 • Mon - Thu Departure hours line 843: 16:00 • Fri Departure hours line 843: 12:15 • Sat Departure hours line 843: 20:30 Direct bus from Jerusalem to Kazerin via Beny-Yehuda (about 4 hours long drive from Jerusalem). Get off the bus at Beny-Yehuda. • Sun - Thu Departure hours line 966: 08:15; 17:15 • Fri Departure hours line 966: 12:15 2. Take a bus to Tiberius central bus station. There are direct bus lines arriving from Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Nazareth. Please contact the 'Egged' bus company information center (dial *2800 from any local phone or visit www.egged.co.il website) for line numbers, departure schedule and drive duration. Take a bus from Tiberius central bus station to Givat Yoav (about 35 minutes long drive) • Sun - Thu Departure hours line 18: 14:25; 19:10 Departure hours line 19: 12:00 • Fri Departure hours line 18: 12:05; 14:45 • Sat Departure hours line 19: 22:45 Arrival by car: For those arriving from Acre, Zephath, Nahariya etc. • Arrive to Ami-ad cross junction (roads no. 90 and 85) • Drive 1.5km south-east on road 90 • Turn left at Korazim junction to road no. 8277 and drive 8km • When arriving to a T junction turn left to road no. 87 and drive 5km • Turn right at Yehudia junction to road no. 92 and drive 9.5km • Turn left at Samach / Kursi and drive 11km on cursive road no. 789 which climbs up to the south part of the Golan Heights. • Turn right at the first square and again right at the second square into Givat Yoav. • Drive ahead for about 500 meters and turn right after the Gas station • Drive down the road until you will see 'Genghis Khan in the Golan' accommodation village on your right. For those arriving from Haifa, Nazareth, Tel-Aviv via Wadi Milek • Arrive to Golani cross junction (roads no. 77 and 65) • Drive 8.5km north-east on road no. 77 • Turn right at the traffic light at Poria junction and drive 10km on road 768 • Turn left at Alumot square junction and drive about 3km on road 767 • Turn right at Kinneret T junction and drive ahead 2.5km on road 90 • Drive ahead at the next 2 squares. Note the road number changes to 92 at Tzemach junction. • Drive 1.5km and turn left on Ma'agan junction (still road no. 92) • Drive 15km and turn right on Samach / Kursi junction • Drive 11km along cursive road no. 789 which climbs up to the south part of the Golan Heights • Turn right at the first square and then again right at the second square into Givat Yoav • Drive ahead for about 500 meters and turn right after the Gas station • Drive down the road until you will see 'Genghis Khan in the Golan' accommodation village on your right. For those arriving from Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv via Wadi Ara • Arrive to She'an cross junction (roads no. 71 and 90) • Drive 26km north on road 90 • Turn right at Tzemach junction to road 92 • Drive 1.5km and turn left on Ma'agan junction (still road no. 92) • Drive 15km and turn right on Samach / Kursi junction • Drive 11km along cursive road no. 789 which climbs up to the south part of the Golan Heights. • Turn right at the first square and then again right at the second square into Givat Yoav. • Drive ahead for about 500 meters and turn right after the Gas station • Drive down the road until you will see 'Genghis Khan in the Golan' accommodation village on your right.
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I just spent a weekend at this amazing "hostel", and I can't stop smiling! My friends and I rented out one of the Mongolian tents, which were made by the owner and her family, and are so much fun to stay in! They create a really cool atmosphere, very natural and old-fashioned...yet right outside the door there is a completely modern bathroom, and just a few steps brings you to a full kitchen, where each tent has color-coded dishes, pots and pans, utensils, and refrigerator space. The moshav (settlement) is very cute and quiet. There are a million flowers, and near the kitchen there is a garden of herbs and plants that can be used to make your own tea! Sara, the owner/hostess, was incredibly helpful and even picked my group up when we missed the bus stop, and then turned around and drove some of us to a supermarket so we could get food for our stay. The hiking trails start not five minutes from the tents, and are mostly well-marked and easy to hike. And for only around 100 NIS (around $25) a night, it can't be beat! I STRONGLY recommend Genghis Khan to anyone who wants a really unique and fun place for a night or a week or more! There were kids in some of the other tents, too, and they seemed to love it as much as we did--this is a truly family-friendly place. Ok, I'm going to stop gushing now. Just GO! — ran pascal (2009-06-21) Hostelbookers

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