Mount Sinai (traditionally)

Mount Sinai is a mountain in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, traditionally recognized as the biblical site where Moses received the Ten Commandments from God. It holds significant religious importance for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The mountain's rugged terrain and remote location contribute to its spiritual symbolism and historical significance. Visitors often explore its archaeological and natural features, and it remains a major pilgrimage destination. Its traditional association with divine revelation makes it a powerful symbol of faith, law, and covenant across multiple religious traditions.