Christian Heritage Nazareth & the Holy Land
Nazareth is both my hometown and a Christian heritage center. The places that appear in photos and stories are also part of daily life here – streets, markets, churches, and hills that people walk through every day.
Nazareth – living around familiar stories
Around the Basilica of the Annunciation and the old city, you can move between modern life and very old traditions in just a few minutes on foot. Small side streets, cafés, and viewpoints give a different angle on places that many people know only from pilgrim photos.
Galilee – short drives, many layers
A short drive from Nazareth takes you to the Sea of Galilee, Mount Tabor, Cana and other sites. For me, part of the interest is how these locations connect to real villages, schools, and daily routines – not only to the historic events.
Alongside my engineering career, I’m fascinated by how Nazareth and other cities in the Holy Land are experienced by locals, tourists, and pilgrims — and by how smart-city technologies could help these places grow while preserving their character. I try to capture simple daily moments with that future in mind.