Tu Bishvat is the Jewish New Year for the trees. As one of the few two countries in the world that entered the 21st century with a net gain in its number of trees, Israel has much to celebrate, especially considering that the Land of Israel does not have natural forests, which means that all its forests are hand-planted.
In 2024 Tu Bishvat falls on January 24-25, but there are numerous Tu Bishvat-themed events in the weeks leading up to the holiday. Take this opportunity to breathe in the beautiful, fresh wintry air of Jerusalem, see the almond trees in full blossom, and make your green mark by planting a tree in the Land of Israel.
Note that outdoor activities are subject to change due to weather conditions, so make sure you check in advance.