Lot's Cave
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Historical landmark in Jordan
Address: 2GW3+P4J, Gawr as-Safi, Jordan
Hours: Closed ⋅ Opens 8 AM
The entire complex - consisting of reservoir, church, cave, and domestic quarters - dates from the Byzantine to early Abbasid period (fifth-eighth centuries).
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