The mysteries of the dungeons
Description:
Where the green caps of the hills connect to the horizon line and the first rays of the sun break through the low clouds, there is an old road. If you decide to go on it, be ready to meet on your way miracles created by nature and human hands. Welcome to the ancient caves of Israel.
Sorek Cave.
Cave of stalactites and stalagmites, a miracle of nature, accidentally opened to people. The mysterious world of the cave was hidden in the thick of the earth from the eyes of all living things. In its beauty, saturation with stalactites and their diversity, it rivals the most beautiful caves in the world. The oldest stalactite is about 1.5 million years old. In proof of the power of nature over people, eternity has left what wars and campaigns of conquest could not destroy. Ages and civilizations have succeeded each other, not knowing that somewhere, very close, there is a place untouched by time. You can see things that no one has seen before. It was as if an invisible master had sculpted out of stone bizarre outlines. If you look closely, you will discover an unusual and beautiful world created only from a drop of rainwater that seeps through the thickness of the mountains.
The Underground City of Moresha.
A city, a civilization that arose underground: rooms, labyrinths, oil presses, columbaria for growing pigeons, water collection systems, baths, columned halls, burials with cult drawings - all this keeps caves with a thousand-year history, 6 caves - reflecting the life and life of people 3-4 centuries BC. Once on these dungeons people walked, led their measured life, hiding from rain and cold, from the exhausting heat. They prayed and sacrificed to the pagan gods, traded with Egypt, raised their children — they were ordinary people. And maybe in thousands of years someone will walk on this earth and find traces of our civilization. In the meantime, we will go down to face the extraordinary mysteries of the past.
Beth-Guvrin.
The second name of the city is Elevferopol (the city of free people). Apparently, the name of the city reflected the free morals of its inhabitants. The amphitheater is the only one in Israel originally built and used for its intended purpose. The remains of the Crusader fortress, which the Arabs used as a mosque. Today we have a unique opportunity to walk with the city its history centuries after centuries, from the biblical period to the present day.
The price includes:
Guide services
Excursion cost with transfer from $ 600
Comes to: Individual