š Renowned show cave in the Judean Hills, discovered in 1968. š Declared a nature reserve in 1975, known for its unique geological formations like stalactites and stalagmites.
⨠Otherworldly appearance due to modern, algae-controlling lighting system
š Dense array of stalactites, stalagmites, and columns, with unique formations resembling various objects
š³ Located within the Stalactite Cave Nature Reserve with panoramic views
š¶ Self-guided tours available, with accessibility features like wheelchair lifts
šļø Opening hours vary by season and holidays, check Israel Nature and Parks Authority website.
š£ļø Guided tours in English can be arranged, check schedule in advance.
š° Adults 28 ILS ($8 US), children 14 ILS ($4 US).
š Hours change between summer and winter, and for holidays.
š Public transport is limited, requiring a taxi from nearby Bet Shemesh.
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