Hezekiah’s Tunnel in the city of David
Step into history as we explore Hezekiah’s Tunnel in the City of David. This remarkable water system, carved during the First Temple Period, remains one of Jerusalem’s most fascinating archaeological discoveries. Perfectly preserved, it reveals how the kings of Israel—up to the Temple’s destruction in 586 BC—secured the city’s lifeline: water.
Step into history as we explore Hezekiah’s Tunnel in the City of David. This remarkable water system, carved during the First Temple Period, remains one of Jerusalem’s most fascinating archaeological discoveries. Perfectly preserved, it reveals how the kings of Israel—up to the Temple’s destruction in 586 BC—secured the city’s lifeline: water.
Step into history as we explore Hezekiah’s Tunnel in the City of David. This remarkable water system, carved during the First Temple Period, remains one of Jerusalem’s most fascinating archaeological discoveries. Perfectly preserved, it reveals how the kings of Israel—up to the Temple’s destruction in 586 BC—secured the city’s lifeline: water.
