Leopards Temple

The temple contains multiple chambers carved directly into the rock formations, featuring detailed wall decorations and structural elements throughout its interior spaces.

Archaeological studies indicate the temple was constructed during the Byzantine period, serving as a significant religious center for communities inhabiting the Negev region.

The temple walls display numerous carved leopard figures, representing important symbolic elements in the religious practices of ancient desert inhabitants.

The temple remains accessible through dirt roads leading to Uvda Valley, with winter months providing more comfortable temperatures for exploration and photography.

The temple incorporates natural rock formations into its design, demonstrating advanced architectural techniques used by ancient builders in desert environments.

Location: Negev

GPS coordinates: 29.95583,34.97000

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:05