Caesarea Philippi
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Caesarea Philippi is situated about 50 mi. [80 km.] southwest of Damascus at the foot of 9,232 ft. [2813 m.] high Mt. Hermon at one of the five headwaters of the Jordan River in the northern Huleh Valley. It was originally called Paneas for it was here that the god Pan, among others, was worshipped. Today it is called “Banias” for local Arabs have difficulty pronouncing the “p” sound in “Paneas.”
Photos (20)

Artist's Representation of Area

The Grotto of the God Pan

Cave of Pan

Cave of Pan Detail

Recent Excavations

Spring

Pools

Spring and Falls

Caesarea Philippi Court of Pan and the Nymphs

Temple of Pan Cave

Aphrodite, Pan and Eros

Banias Pools and Cave

Temple of Pan Niche

Temple of Pan Niches

Temple of Pan Niche

Temple of Pan Niche

General View 1

General View 2

Banias Waterfall

Jordan River
Keywords: Map Maps, Israel, North, Huleh Valley, Caesarea Philippi, Banias, Panias, Peter, Apostle, Matthew 16, Matt, Great Confession, Christ