Le Grotte di Qumran, situate in Cisgiordania vicino al Mar Morto, rappresentano uno dei siti archeologici più significativi del Medio Oriente. Queste grotte calcaree contenevano i Manoscritti del Mar Morto, testi biblici antichi risalenti a oltre duemila anni fa. Il sito offre ai visitatori una visione della vita ebraica durante il periodo del Secondo Tempio attraverso rovine ed esposizioni museali che esplorano queste straordinarie scoperte storiche.
Qumran Caves are located in the West Bank, approximately 30 kilometers southeast of Jerusalem along the northwestern shore of the Dead Sea. The site falls within Qumran National Park, administered under Israeli civil authority in Area C. It sits at roughly 400 meters below sea level, placing it among the lowest accessible archaeological sites on Earth. The caves and adjacent Essene settlement ruins represent a UNESCO-recognized site of global cultural and religious significance, drawing scholars and travelers from across the world.
Archaeological Site | West Bank, Palestinian Territories | Dead Sea Region | Second Temple Period | Biblical History | Judean Desert
