A picturesque natural area and an ideal destination for lovers of walking and charming nature trails, it is one of the places included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Battir is characterized by its lush green space interspersed with existing water channels from the time of the Canaanites. These channels are suitable under avocado, pear, loquat, fig and grape trees. It also includes a stunning Roman water pool that sits among the green orchards. The beauty of Battir is evident in its terraced cultivated lands that accompany visitors from the high entrance to the low valley. Moreover, a historic railway that connects north and south of Palestine, which was built in 1905 AD, passes through this valley.