Beit Chabab, Lebanon In 15+ Amazing Photos

Beit Chabab is a village located in Metn, surrounded by pine trees. It is home to Lebanon's only bell foundry. In fact, craftsmanship is Beit Chabab's signature.

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The name "Beit Chabab" means "house of the young men."

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However, according to the author Anis Freiha, the name has Syriac roots: "Bet Shebāba" meaning "house of the neighbor."

The pine forest and traditional Lebanese houses give a calm feel to the village.

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Beit Chabab's bell foundry manufactures bells for the churches in Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, and Syria.

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This village is also known for pottery, weaving, and textile production.

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Beit Chabab is also characterized by its old churches

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Saydet El Ghabeh and Mar Antonios Al Kabir were built in the 18th century.

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The local specialty is moujadara bel foul!

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Old houses are Beit Chabab's legacy!

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Beit Chabab is beautiful any time of the year!

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