Members of the Artas Folklore Troupe take a Break
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
These youngsters from the Artas Folklore Center's Ahya al Turath Folklore Troupe take a break away from the rest of the crowd.
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
These youngsters from the Artas Folklore Center's Ahya al Turath Folklore Troupe take a break away from the rest of the crowd.
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
Hikers get a pick me up from Arabic Coffee poured from this ornate brass Ibriq.
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
Some members of Ru'iya or Vision from Abu Dis and foreign guests in an encounter under a tree on a hill overlooking the Artas...
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
Some Palestinian women rest under the shade of a tree with the smell of freshly baked Ishraq on the Saj, and to the sounds of...
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Some of the foreigners participating from the Walking Palestine Hiking Group and the Jerusalem Women's Expat Group are torn..
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A young hiker leaps down the hill as the Convent of Artas comes into view.
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
The hikers have arrived in Artas. To the right is the Artas Valley and the dramatically situated Convent of the Hortus...
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
Built in 1901, the Convent of the Hortus Conclusus lies across the valley from the village of Artas and is an integral part...
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
Abu Lutfi and a member of the Artas Folklore Troupe round the bend that will take them on the bridge over the Artas Valley...
Contributed by Artas Folklore Center on 23.04.2012:
Sister Rose, a nun from the Convent of the Hortus Conclusus, or "Enclosed Garden,"chats with an acquaintance. She went out of...