Ben Gurion Blvd. and Bahai gardens in Haifa. The Middle East
Album 268: Taba - Haifa, April 18 - 25, 2002
The image is a photograph of Ben Gurion Boulevard running through the center of Haifa, Israel's third-largest city. At the top right of the photo, the Bahai gardens are visible. The road is lined with trees and streetlights on both sides.
There appears to be a lot of traffic on the boulevard. Most cars are white or silver sedans and taxis. Cars drive on the right side of the road as indicated by the Israeli flag hanging from a light pole.
The bottom left corner shows Ben Gurion Boulevard running through Haifa, where it meets with another road that intersects with an off-ramp. The other side of the intersection has no traffic control signals or signs.
On the horizon at the top center of the photo is a large white building with a dome on top. This appears to be the Bahai shrine.
The background of the image includes a cloudy sky, which suggests that this photograph was taken in the early afternoon. The buildings and trees are visible in the distance. – AI vision
