Sde Boker is a picturesque kibbutz nestled amidst the heartrending desert landscapes of the Negev, in Israel's southern region. An oasis of tranquility, Sde Boker is widely known as the place where Israel’s first Prime Minister, David Ben Gurion, made his home and chose as his final resting place, enamored by the region's stark beauty. Today, his humble former abode stands as a museum, attracting visitors from all around the globe. The kibbutz is also a gateway to magnificent natural wonders including the ruggedly stunning 'Ein Avdat Canyon, brimming with wildlife. The local vineyards, wineries, and the annual VinNegev wine festival are further drawcards. Sde Boker is a veritable treasure trove for those seeking cultural enrichment, adventure, and arresting natural beauty.