02/07/2026
Juna Farm
In the rural hills southeast of Nablus, in the village of Jurish, Juna Farm began as a simple idea rooted in a powerful vision: reconnecting people with land, culture, and sustainable living. Today, it stands as a successful model of eco-agritourism in Palestine.
What started as a traditional olive grove with seasonal crops has evolved into a fully integrated rural experience. Through dedicated efforts to improve infrastructure and enhance visitor facilities, the farm now offers safe, comfortable, and authentic accommodation while preserving its ecological identity using natural and recycled materials.
Juna Farm now welcomes both local and international visitors seeking meaningful experiences. Guests don’t just visit—they engage. They participate in farming activities, learn about traditional agricultural calendars, enjoy homemade local food, and immerse themselves in cultural evenings that celebrate Palestinian heritage.
The project has also successfully developed and branded its agricultural products, improving packaging and quality, which increased marketability and revenue. This growth has had a positive impact on the local community by creating seasonal job opportunities for youth and women, while also supporting nearby farmers.
Despite ongoing political and economic challenges, Juna Farm has proven that investing in local resources and cultural heritage can build a resilient and sustainable rural economy.
Today, Juna Farm is more than a project—it is a success story. A living example of how a small initiative, driven by passion and purpose, can grow into a pioneering model that promotes environmental awareness, cultural preservation, and community empowerment.