Bitaniya Tachtit

The agricultural site spans across fields near the Jordan River, featuring traditional farming structures and cultivation areas characteristic of early settlement periods.

The Jewish Colonization Association established Bitaniya Tachtit in 1913 as part of a larger initiative to develop agricultural communities in Northern Israel.

The farm represents the transformation of agricultural practices in Israel, demonstrating the methods used by Jewish settlers in the early twentieth century.

Visitors can reach the heritage site by following Highway 90 through the Emek HaYarden Regional Council, with parking available for agricultural tours.

The site maintains original farming structures from 1913, providing documentation of agricultural development techniques used during the early settlement period.

Location: Emek HaYarden Regional Council

Inception: 1913

Founders: Jewish Colonization Association

GPS coordinates: 32.70483,35.56553

Latest update: March 4, 2025 04:41