📜 Ancient 533-meter water tunnel in Jerusalem, a relic of Biblical past and an architectural marvel of the pre-Classical period. 🔍 Built during King Hezekiah's reign (8th-7th centuries BCE) to secure water during an Assyrian siege. Visitors can wade through two feet of flowing water for roughly 45 minutes. # Why Go 🌊 Experience ancient history by walking through the tunnel 💡 Marvel at pre-Classical engineering feat 📖 Connect with Biblical history (King Hezekiah, Assyrian siege) 🧊 Cool and refreshing, especially on a hot day # Why Avoid 💦 Requires wading through water up to two feet deep claustrophobic or dislike confined spaces 🚶‍♀️ Low ceiling in parts, watch your head crowds, especially later in the day 📖 Limited interpretive signage inside # Tips 👟 Wear water shoes or appropriate footwear for wading 🔦 Bring a flashlight or headlamp (small ones may be provided) ⏰ Visit early to avoid crowds 📚 Read up on history beforehand for full appreciation ⏳ Allow approximately 45 minutes for the walk