En Gedi

Definition:

En Gedi was the name of a city in the wilderness of Judah southeast of Jerusalem.

En Gedi was located on the western bank of the Salt Sea.
Part of its name means "fountain," referring to a spring of water that flows down from the city into the sea.
En Gedi was known for having beautiful vineyards and other fertile land, probably due to the continual watering by the fountain of water.
There were strongholds in En Gedi which David fled to when he was being chased by King Saul.