Ramot
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- Town Name: Ramot
- Population:
- Founding Date: In 1969
- Local Employment: The settlement's economy is based on diverse agriculture
- Agriculture: Banana crops, mango, cattle herds, dairy cows and sheep herds
- Tourism: Moshav Ramot is known as a high-quality tourist moshav with a large number of B&Bs, restaurants, and two grocery stores.
Background & Settlement
Ramot is a moshav of the Moshavim Movement located about two kilometers from the northeastern shore of the Sea of Galilee at the western foothills of the Golan and is named for its location - between two plateaus (ramot).
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Education, Culture, and Leisure
The fields of education, culture, and leisure in the settlement receive considerable attention.
The settlement operates an infant nursery and daycare with experienced, professional staff, and a multi-age council kindergarten for ages 3–6 supervised and accompanied by professional figures on behalf of the settlement, council, and Ministry of Education.
In the afternoons, children and youth enjoy complementary informal activities, social gatherings accompanied by young and adult counselors, alongside youth activities run by 'Tnuat HaMoshavim'.
Ramot holds varied and diverse cultural activities: Jewish holiday celebrations such as the Shavuot farm festival, ceremonies marking Jewish and Israeli dates, senior citizen culture, club evenings for young adults, sports classes, engaging lectures through the Ma'alot HaGolan Cathedra, and more.
Economy
The settlement's economy is based on diverse agriculture such as: banana crops, mango, beef cattle herds, dairy cows, and sheep flocks.
Tourism
Moshav Ramot is renowned as a premier tourism destination featuring numerous B&Bs, restaurants, and two grocery stores.
Residents in Ramot enjoy a high quality of life, breathtaking views, and magnificent sunsets painting the Sea of Galilee and Mount Arbel in shades of orange.
