Ein Mabua spring on the Prat River. In Arabic, the name of the source sounds like Ein Fawar - seething. This name perfectly conveys the nature of the source. Source Ein Mabua is a pulsating source. Its waters pulsate from the cave with short interruptions. It depends on the rise and fall of the water level in the source. Springwater fills a small pool. Water in it appears suddenly loke it was "knocked out from the rock” and just as suddenly and quickly leaves the pool and is absorbed into the ground.
One of the most intriguing questions about the nature of the Dead Sea is related to the source of the water. In conditions of the complete desert, the sea manages to replenish with water. We will walk along the Prat Creek, the largest and deepest tributary of the Jordan River. We will visit the Jordan River not far from the place where it flows into the Dead Sea. We will visit the largest and most profitable enterprise in the country - the Dead Sea factory and end the day with camping on the fantastic cliffs of Dragot above the valley of the Dead Sea.
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