It was a very cool experience, the video was informative and the cave was really interesting! The whole experience was a lot shorter than I expected but it's still fun. I recommend getting a parks pass for the year to make it worth the cost of you're going to at least one more park. It's not cold at all, I brought a sweater but didn't need it. They have bathrooms at the top and bottom and a souvenir and snack shop at the bottom as well. I enjoyed the signs telling us about how many steps there were, my son counted all the way up and the views are fantastic.

מקום שחוזרים אליו תמיד כדי לראות את הפלא הזה .

A true wonder! The unique geo structure of this cave makes it a special place to visit. If you're looking for a cool underground spot to visit... This is the place for you. A short drive from Jerusalem, and you're there. It is suitable for seniors and children due to the short walk and cool temperature inside the cave.

ממש מערת אוצרות!

Avshalom Cave, also known as Soreq Cave or Stalactites Cave (מערת הנטיפים), is a stunning natural wonder located in Israel. This cave is renowned for its beautiful stalactites and stalagmites formations, creating a captivating underground world. I recommend visiting Avshalom Cave if you have an interest in geology and natural formations. It offers a unique and visually striking experience. Remember to check the opening hours and sign online for your visit as the entrance is limited for a specific number of people before planning your visit to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.

It is good place see how nature can create its own designing. They have maintained well inside the cave. The pricing was acceptable for the maintaining. They don't have sign boards in English, if you don't know Hebrew you might have to use Google lens or other ways to translate. They also have small Souvnier shop, you can get caps, ice cream, Souvniers etc.. While driving away from the high way we have to be cautious as there are bicycles and motorcycle riders..

Fascinante. Naturaleza en estado puro. Imposible no recomendar visitarlas

Really nice stalactite and stalagmites cave. Small, but packs a big punch throughout the roughly 500m walk in the cave. It's short so dont expect to spend too long here. Make sure to bring a good camera that can take photos without flash. There is a short 8 minute video before entering the cave. Ask to view it in English if you prefer. Also, the view from outside of the cave is a treat too.

Great place for the whole family especially children will love it. Trip inside is about 30 minutes long, maybe longer when there is a video and explanations (which are currently unavailable due to covid-19). This is a great stop on the way to some larger attraction. But I wouldn't come just for this from afar because it is relatively short.

This stalactites cave is probably one of the most impressive in the world. It's relatively compat but it incorporates a huge variety of stalactites and stalagmites. Visit takes about 45 starting with a short movie. Better buy tickets before hand. There are plenty of parking places however bear in mind that it takes 10-15 minutes walk from the parking place to the cave.

This place is awesome. Great cave . It’s a short walk through, though I guess you could find your self being in it for a long time. Its between 10 to 25 min inside.

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The Stalactite Cave Nature Reserve is a truly fascinating place to visit. Nice and fun place for the whole family. Economically affordable. Interesting and beautiful! The children had a nice time. We enjoyed visiting the Stalactite cave. We watched the movie prior to entering the cave and learned about the history of the cave and how it was created. The facility is clean well organized. It has 160 stairs that leads to the cave and before entering the cave there a small kiosk where you can purchase the entry tickets as well as purchase soft drinks and snacks. Wonderful work of art of the Nature. This place cannot be missed at all in Israel. The beauty of the cave is something almost mystical. Visiting the cave can be combined with hiking in the area - we did some near Mevaseret Zion, and walking in the cave afterwards was like slowing down and resting. I recommend it from all my heart ❤

A lovely cave with a diverse collection of Stalactite and stalagmite types. There's a video talking explaining what you're about to see (in Hebrew with English subtitles) and then you need walk around at your own pace. It's beautiful and we'll worth seeing.