Qumran National Park, located near the Dead Sea, offers a glimpse into the ancient settlement where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Visitors can explore the ruins of the community, including ritual baths, a dining hall, and other structures. Accessibility can be challenging due to the desert environment and uneven terrain; inquire about specific accessibility features before visiting. A solo visit is feasible for those comfortable with independent exploration and the site's history, while guided tours can enhance understanding. Summer months can be extremely hot, making spring and fall ideal for visits. The entrance fee is approximately 29 NIS (around $8 USD). A typical visit lasts 2-3 hours, allowing time to see the archaeological site and potentially visit the nearby Dead Sea.