Step far back in time and discover rare historical gems at the Beit Guvrin National Park which was once the site of Judah. Archaeological marvels such as a huge Jewish cemetery, a Byzantine church, public baths, mosaics and even a Roman amphitheatre where gladiator battles once took place were unearthed. Be amazed by the 800 ancient bell-shaped caves where many are connected via a subterranean web of passageways.

One of the many highlights is the fascinating Sidonian caves, the only ones where early paintings can still be seen. Let your breath be taken away by the incredible paintings of real and mythical creatures such as the three-headed dog, Cerberus which guards the entrance to the underworld and the flaming red phoenix which represents life after death. Do not miss the spellbinding Tomb of the Musicians known for its painting showing a man playing a flute and a woman playing a harp.