A list of places I think you should visit in Golan

Roman hot spring at Hamat Gader

The Byzantine monastery of Kursi with it’s beautiful mosaic floor

Qal'at al-Hisn (Hippos) don’t forget to walk down the ancient Roman road

You will miss an awful lot by not stopping and looking at the details every so often. Old synagogue Ein Keshatot in Golan

Another old Synagogue this is Deir Aziz
Synagogue

Qal'at al-Subeiba (Castle of the Large Cliff) or Qal'at Namrud (Nimrod's Castle) is a must to see

Lake Mas'ade or lake ram

One of the more mysterious archeological sites in the Golan Heights ,Rujm el-Hiri is a wide series of piled stone rings that scientists have not been able to definitively date or decode since their discovery,No one knows who created the stone rings nor why.

Gamla was an ancient Jewish city on the Golan Heights.

Caesarea Philippi: remnants of the temple of Pan with Pan's grotto. ... It was adjacent to a spring, grotto, and related shrines dedicated to the Greek god Pan.

Golan is filled with old ruins and stones from old civilization long gone. This 1,900-year-old temple is called Omrit.

If you are looking for the best view in Golan. Drive on Road 98 and enter Mevo Hama. Drive straight after passing through the gate and continue straight at the first roundabout. Take the next right onto a dirt road and follow the trail Ein Shoko

There are 4 Druze towns in Golan Majdal Shams, Mas'ade, Buq'ata, and Ein Qiniyye—in which 23,000 Druze live.Majdal Shams is the largest one

There is also small museum in Katzrin “Museum of Antiquities in the Golan”. The museum features artifacts from all historical periods. The museum is closed now because corona so don’t know when it will open again

If you have seen the 2004s The Syrian Bride that revolves around this closed border and the Shouting Hill . Shouting hill is just outside Majdal Shams

What and where to eat! Green apple in Majdal Shams great Middleterranean food,not so much Druze food but this is one of the most popular restaurant in Majdal shams

If you want local Druze food then Al-Yasmin restaurant in Majdal shams is the place ,but always call before to make sure they are open

If you eat kosher then always ask. Just because the menu is in Hebrew don’t mean the food is kosher..

Reminder if you planing to visit golan. All Israelis know the iron rule: never stray off the main roads in the Golan Heights, and never ever cross cattle fences. The cows aren't dangerous, but the mines are, And don’t pick up anything that you did not drop!