Qumran National Park
Park / outdoors · Dead Sea (Ein Bokek / Ein Gedi / Masada), Israel
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Qumran was home to a monastic Jewish sect 2000 years ago. They stored many of their documents in nearby caves, which when found in the 20th century became known as the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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