Tel Be'er Sheva National Park

Tel Be'er Sheva National Park preserves the remains of an ancient city, strategically located in the Negev desert. Dating back to the Iron Age (around 9th century BCE), the site showcases a planned community with fortified walls, residential areas, and a sophisticated water management system. It holds significant biblical importance, linked to stories of Abraham and the Israelite kings. The park offers visitors a glimpse into the daily life and infrastructure of a city over 2700 years old, with notable features including Abraham's Well and the hand-hewn water tunnels. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its cultural and historical value.