A site in the hills of Jerusalem with two springs that formed the basis of an irrigation system in ancient times.
Nowadays, the site has been reconstructed to demonstrate early agriculture. The site may be toured alone or with a guide.
photographer: Fintel.
Opening times
Always open (Weather dependent, during daylight)Price:
הכניסה למקום הינה בחינם.
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