This is a great excursion after a visit to the museum of Ben-Gurion. The humble gravestones of David and Pola lay in beautiful scenery overlooking Zin desert. A visit to the canyon Ein Ovdat is highly recommended, it's only a short drive down the road...More

Visiting Kibbutz Sde Boker, seeing Ben Gurion's hut, hearing his story, and viewing his gravesite with the Zin River as a backdrop is Negev !01. If it strikes your fancy, drive past the solar farm @ nearby Ashalim. Were he alive today, I believe Ben...More

The eternal resting place of David and Paula Ben Gurion lies above the Zin riverbed, which is another reason to visit it. Set inside a small park, the peaceful site encourages reflection on life in general and Israel in particular. Rather than seek to be...More

one of the most enjoyable hours of my life. visiting the desert home of the great Ben Gurion did nothing but inspire me. left me in awe. the grounds, the home, and vibe, all 1st rate. Ben Gurion lifted an entire people, and for that...More

Each time I walk down the carefully planned and professionally executed landscaping leading to the tombs of David Ben-Gurion and his wife Paula I cannot help but feel uplifted. In life he pressed to settle the desert and in death he was laid to rest...More

The first prime minister of the State of Israel, so important to the Jewish state, and I doubt that there would have been a Jewish state without it. The site is preserved as the old man wrote in his will. The hut is very well...More

Popular for school tours, this park is frequently visited by students. Wild goats are wandering around everywhere. The park also offers a good panoramic view of the Valley