"Some time ago, researchers successfully reached the bottom of Barhout Cave, which is also known as the "well of hell" and is believed to be a prison for jinn. They revealed various findings inside the cave, which has long been the subject of myths and local beliefs."

"Barhout Cave, also known as the Well of Hell, is located in the middle of the desert near Al Mahra Province, in eastern Yemen. This cave has an entrance with a diameter of 30 meters and a depth of about 112 meters."

"Mohammad Al Kindi and the Oman cave exploration team (Omani Caves Explorations Team/OCET) descended to the bottom of Barhout Cave to investigate the secrets that have long been the subject of mythology and local folklore. They are striving to uncover what is truly hidden within the cave known for its mysteries."

"Geologist and owner of the Earth Sciences Consultancy Centre, Mohammad Al Kindi, said that the local community believes that Barhout Cave is a place where apostates are tortured after death. Meanwhile, others believe that their heads will be severed as soon as they are down there, as quoted from The National News."

"When they reached the bottom of the cave, the exploration team discovered a view that might be stunning, but there were no strange things or terrible curses as often recounted by the locals. Based on the investigation by the OCET team, they found no evidence of mystical phenomena or extraordinary events that had long been myths in the community."

"Although the local community considers the Hell Well to be a source of evil, the research team found something unexpected. They actually discovered pure freshwater at the bottom of the well. "We even drank a full bottle and nothing happened to us," Kindi revealed."

Using survey equipment and gas detectors, Kindi and his team found that the air inside the hole had normal oxygen levels and was free from toxic gases. In addition, the OCET team also discovered the presence of many snakes in the cave.

"According to him, the snakes are reproducing very well because there are no predators eating them. In addition, the team also discovered the most magical element they saw there, which is the cave pearls that shine through the underground waterfall."