Middle East Highlights

Filled with rich historical, archaeological and religious sites of interest, Israel is definitely a country worth seeing.

Take a tour of White Desert in western Egypt. This is a place that looks more like a snowy plain than a desert. The White Desert gets its name from large amounts of chalk in its sands. Besides an eerily beautiful panorama, there are fascinating chalk formations in the desert. The White Desert is visible from the highway, but a closer look requires an all-terrain vehicle.

Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Tunisia, a multicultural country that lies between the Sahara and the northern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.

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An incredibly vibrant nightlife scene has given Tel Aviv's its reputation as the city that never sleep. Forget everything you've heard before - the legend of Tel Aviv's nightlife is only a sneak preview of the real thing.

Take a tour of Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The strikingly beautiful Sheikh Zayed Mosque is the largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates. Over 80 snow-white domes look like they were built using pure clouds. Though the mosque is brand new, it draws on classical architecture of the Arabs, Mughals, and Moors. The Sheikh Zayed Mosque is open to visitors before noon, although there are some regulations.

Take a tour of Desert Safari in Dubai in United Arab Emirates – part of the World’s Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. They say you can pretty much do anything you want in the metropolis of Dubai. And that includes the unique adventure of a desert safari. A group of cars gathers at the edge of the desert. "Dune-bashing" is a thrilling way to experience the desert. They drive through the sand, skidding and sliding amidst the landscape.

Beach, coast, desert, modern or medieval! there is sure to be something for everyone in this country. We take a look at some of the top cities located in Israel.

This video is a short guide to visiting Jerusalem, Israel. The city is around 5,000 years old, and is a holy place for a third of the world’s population- Jews, Muslims and Christians alike.