Golan HeightsPhoto: זאב שטיין (Zeev Stein), דרך פיקיוויקי, CC BY 2.5, from Wikimedia Commons
Tel Saki
In Hebrew: תל סאקי
Please note: There are fenced minefields around the tel. Do not leave the paths.
A stunning lookout with a crazy story about the Yom Kippur War
We don't have information yet about: Water and springs, Shaded, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open
How to get there
Tel Saki on Waze
Covered? Lit?
Not covered, not lit
Tips from the community
You can also go inside the bunker (you need a flashlight)
More about the place
Tel Saki is a small volcanic hill in the southern Golan Heights, about 400 meters east of Route 98 and roughly 3 km north of Ramat Magshimim. On Yom Kippur 1973, paratroopers and armored corps soldiers were surrounded on the hill by Syrian forces, and 26 of them held out until they were rescued on October 8. In the battles on and around the hill, 32 fighters fell, and today the soldiers' bunker houses a memorial room where a movie about the battle is screened. A monument to the fallen also stands on the hill, dedicated in 2012.
Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: תל סאקי
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