Moses Wells

Moses Wells according to accounts and stories, are all attributed to the Prophet Moses, but we find these Moses Wells in two Arab countries: the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

The Moses Wells in Egypt

It is a group of water springs with fresh water, believed to be from the era of Moses the prophet, and attributed to him, as they erupted in order for him to drink from them, and are located in the southern region of Sinai in an area known as Ras Sidr.

Moses Wells includes about twelve units of fresh water, about 35 kilometers from the city of Suez, and about 60 kilometers from the Martyr Ahmed Hamdi Tunnel, which is the tunnel that connects the Sinai Peninsula with Suez Governorate, and Oyoun Moussa is in the middle between Ras Sidr and Suez, and Cairo, the Egyptian capital, about 165 kilometers away, and is administratively affiliated with the Egyptian governorate of Suez.

ِAlso, Moses Wells is one of the most important tourist areas in Egypt, as tourists visit it while going to Sharm El Sheikh, as they must pass through these eyes, and it takes a distinctive character, as it has a picturesque nature with its unique and exciting views overlooking the coast of the Gulf of Suez, characterized by its beautiful climate, high-density grasses in addition to the presence of palm trees in large numbers, and everyone who visits it must drink from it due to the sweetness of its water, as it is suitable for drinking all of it.

The holy Moses Wells in Egypt

is one of the most important tourist areas in Egypt, where tourists visit it while going to Sharm El Sheikh, as they must pass through these eyes, and it takes a distinctive character, as it has a picturesque nature with its unique and exciting views overlooking the coast of the Gulf of Suez, characterized by its beautiful climate, high-density grasses in addition to the presence of palm trees in large numbers, and everyone who visits it must drink from it due to the sweetness of its water, as it is suitable for drinking all of it.

Well of Moses in Egypt

The rest of the springs have been mostly buried due to the lack of care and attention, so that algae inhabit them and come on them, and in our days, water comes out only from one water spring, which is (Sheikh's well), and the state is working on trying to restore these springs and take care of projects that restore the place to its splendor, in addition to establishing an exhibition that contains some of the artifacts found in this area.

Those who visit the Eyes of Moses will find a sign in front of each eye with the name of the eye, as well as its depth, and the average depth for these eyes was recorded at 40 feet.