Har Kammon, Mountain summit in Lower Galilee, Israel
Har Kammon is a summit reaching about 600 meters in Lower Galilee and forms the highest elevation of this mountain chain. The peak stands as a prominent point with views extending across the surrounding region.
The mountain served as an important geographical reference in the Galilee region since ancient times. Its location made it a natural landmark in a historically varied landscape.
A Japanese tea house operates at the summit, serving traditional meals and drinks to visitors. The establishment creates an unusual meeting point where Japanese customs blend with the local environment.
The mountain is accessible through marked hiking trails with parking available at several points around the base. Visitors should bring proper footwear and water, especially when visiting during warmer months.
The slopes are covered with oak forests that appear different depending on elevation. Seasonal wildflowers bloom and create distinct botanical zones across the terrain.
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