Saghbine, Lebanon In 20+ Serene Images
The serene village of Saghbine is located in southern Lebanon in the West Bekaa district. It's around 73 kilometers from Beirut, nearly a 90-minute drive from the capital.
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"The Angry People"
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Speaking about the origin of the town's name @LebCulHist tweeted: "Syriac: "Zo3pin" (ܙܳܥܦܺܝܵܢ) from the Hebrew root "זעף" (Zghf) implying "Anger & Sensitivity". Thus the name of the town means: "The Angry People."
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Qaraoun Lake
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Saghbine is located north of the Qaraoun Lake, the biggest artificial lake in Lebanon . The village lies on its northern banks, giving its residents a permanent beautiful scene.
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The White Stork is also a known visitor of the land as they stop near the Qaraoun dam to breed during their migration to Africa.
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Litani River
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Beginning from Bekaa, the flowing Litani River gracefully serpents near the village of Saghbine.
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Food With A View
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You can have a peaceful lunch at Grand View Restaurant in Saghbine overlooking the lake, where you can enjoy good food, the pool, and great views.
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Ancient Oak
In a forest near Saghbine, you can find the Aleppo Oak that dates back to the Roman Era!
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Winter View
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During the winter, snowfall turns Saghbine into a winter wonderland.
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Agricultural Land
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Typical of a town in Bekaa, Saghbine is known for its crop production and orchards of fruits, such as apples and grapes.