Kfar Kama is a Circassian village that was established in 1878 by Circassian immigrants who came from the Caucasus Mountains after their expulsion from the Russian Empire. The village is in a central position in the Galilee region. It provides a rural experience within a short drive of major cities while preserving its thousand-year-old culture and traditions by promoting them through events.

In recent years, the Circassian Heritage Center was established in the village. It serves as a visitor centre, and as a site for the preservation of Circassian heritage and a museum where the municipality invests in marketing and advertising, by establishing a tourism website, mobilizing resources for the development of tourism and nature sites, and has established a forum with the participation of local tourism entrepreneurs.

The village has also developed a tourist digitization process where visitors can take a self-guided tour via an app on their phones. The tour takes them into the old and picturesque part of the village, and along the route they can learn about the different historical village sites. The app features videos with tutorials explaining about the buildings and stations. Furthermore, the village provides clean transportation and has a large presence of electric vehicles, such as golf carts and utility vehicles.