Liftah (Mey Naftoah) – Traditional mountain village

Liftah (Mey Naftoah) – Traditional mountain village is part of the Tentative list of Israel in order to qualify for inclusion in the World Heritage List.

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Map of Liftah (Mey Naftoah) – Traditional mountain village

The coordinates shown for all tentative sites were produced as a community effort. They are not official and may change on inscription.

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Tony0001

10-Feb-18 -

Liftah is and abandonned small town in a valley. You find there some houses left in 1948, in the state as they were then, but in the state you expect after 70 years. Besides houses there is a spring and a small pond. It is surroundes with a few big motorways. Parking space is limited near the site. I went down into the valley, did a small walk till the end of the town and went back up the steep hill. Never can believe this becomes world heritage one day...

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Site Info

Full Name: Liftah (Mey Naftoah) – Traditional mountain village
Country: Israel
Added: 2015
Link: By ID

Site History

2015 Added to Tentative List

Site Links

Unesco Website: Liftah (Mey Naftoah) – Traditional mountain village

Locations

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Liftah (Mey Naftoah) – Traditional mountain village: Lifta (T)

World Heritage Site

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