About
The Beqaa Valley is Lebanon’s fertile heartland, stretching between the Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon mountain ranges. Known for its rich soil and agricultural productivity, the valley produces grains, fruits, vegetables, olives, and some of the country’s finest wines. Beyond its agricultural significance, the Beqaa Valley is steeped in history, home to ancient sites such as the Roman temples of Baalbek and the Umayyad ruins of Anjar, reflecting its importance as a cultural and trade hub for centuries. The valley’s scenic landscapes, dotted with vineyards, rivers, and charming villages like Zahlé, make it a region of both natural beauty and historical richness, offering a unique glimpse into Lebanon’s rural and cultural heritage.
Places of Interest
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Nestled between the Lebanon Mountains to the west and the Anti-Lebanon range to the east, the Beqaa Valley is one of Lebanon’s most important and picturesque regions. Known for its …
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Participating in a work camp in Kherbet Qanafar, nestled in the picturesque Beqaa Valley of Lebanon, under the auspices of the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC), was an enlightening …