"Be proud of your choices you take , not of the talents you have’’. The decision I have taken in order to be a community trekking guide does not come out of nowhere. I chose a path full of responsibilities towards my country to present a real idea about Palestine. I wanted to learn more

“ Being a female tour guide from a conservative society, means a constant battle between my passion and my community. ” I will show you: The beauty and authenticity of Palestine About Me: As a child, I grew up in Halhul, a suburban village North of Hebron, I used to climb up mountains with my

"There is a lot of countries you don’t know… I will tell the story of Palestine to give you the nostalgia for my country and see you again one day" Ayat Dardoun from Dura, a town located southwest of Hebron city. I have a bachelor degree in English and French. I hold also a diploma

Working as a guide means responsibility towards my country. I love my work for it gives me the opportunity to meet new people from different cultures and nationalities. It also gives me the opportunity to spend as much time as possible in nature with people who are interested and who appreciate it. Nidal Rishmawi is

 “Women of ’Arab Al-Rashayida”. Driving through the mountainous desert region of the Jordan Valley you come upon the Bedouin village of Rashayida, a little over 7 miles (12 m) east of Jerusalem.  Some of the women there formed a cooperative in 2011 to support each other and help generate income by the sale of their

“Dura Cooperative Association for Agricultural Production”. Along the busy streets, close to Hebron you will come upon the Dura Cooperative Association for Agricultural Production in the local market and you will see the long shelves with their products which include maftoul (cous cous), yogurt products (labaneh, cheese, dried yogurt), raisins, dibs (grape syrup), grape jam,

“ Dhaheriyah Women’s Association”. In the last stage of the Masar, the trail takes hikers from the busy streets of Hebron through agricultural fields surrounding the city and picturesque valleys rich in natural beauty and archeological sites when reaching the village of Dhaheriyah. A well-conserved fortress from the Hellenistic or early Roman period can also

“Dhaheriyah Women Club”. In the village of Dhaheriyah, in the alleys of the old city, the atmosphere of the Palestinian family prevails, where the women of the club meet, begin to help each other prepare breakfast before starting work as a team. The Executive Director says that if women unite, they can achieve the impossible.