A huge amazing cave with a lot of stories and history
Surrounding Idhna town, caves from the Canaanite, Roman, Byzantine, and Islamic eras
Tur Bedo, in the olive groves between Khirbet al-Kum and the village of Idhna, is an ideal example of cave.
The echo of «al-Tur» resonates as a stage indicating the invasions throughout history of the plundering tribes over the sovereignty of lands belonging to another tribe, their seizure and the transfer of power and authority to them within bloody events, and «Tur Rabud» whose features have ceased to exist and where the king and priests were imprisoned.
The tribe inhabiting it was from the people of the giants in the great cave outside the walls of the city and their extermination until the overthrow of government from one tribe to another in “Al-Tur” became a mythical presence in the Palestinian novel, which echoes in the novels of “Beit Ula”, and we hear it as poetry about the tragedy of the Asafarah tribe in Bayt Jibrin.Idhna is a Palestinian town in the southern West Bank, located in the Hebron Governorate, 13 kilometers west of Hebron and about one kilometer east of the Green Line.
Quick overview
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Opening days
Open daily
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Opening times
All day
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How to reach
By taxi:
From Bethlehem taxi station (near Manger Square) to Hebron taxi station, then to Idhna - Web
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Reservation & Price
No need for booking
Suggested periods
- Autumn
- Spring
Visiting Rules
Basic rules:
All visitors are invited to observe the basic rules of respect for the preservation of monuments and nature
Conservative dress code
Covid 19 rules:
Visitors must respect covid 19 safety measures in force
