Tannourine: A Beautiful Village Close to God, The Cedars Reserve

Tannourine is a Lebanese municipality located in the Batroun District, part of the Mohafazah (Governorate) of North-Lebanon, 75 km from the capital Beirut.
Tannourine is the plural of the Syriac word Tannour. A Tannour is an old stone oven used in ancient times. The very first settlers established a number of Tannours in Tannourine-Al-Fawqa, and later settled down the valley in Tannourine-Al-Tahta, where a more fertile landscape allowed local agriculture to thrive.
Tannourine lies in a collection of valleys and ravines accessible either from Douma, a backroad from Bsharri or from a newly constructed highway direct from Batroun.
The village also shares its name with a cedar forest of some 60,000 trees, making it the 2nd largest cedar reserve in Lebanon. The landscape overlooking the historic valley of Ain-Al-Raha is ideal for the culture of cedars, which grow in abundance. These cedars can be seen along the road that goes north to Hadath al-Jebbeh, which, although in poor condition, winds its way through wild and isolated scenery up to the Kadisha Valley gorge, leading to Bsharri.
Other companion trees like Cupressus, Pinus, Abies, Populus and others constitute a very rich ecosystem in planter species. The fauna described as being present in this type of unique ecosystem range from the various types of birds (eagles, owls, robins, etc...) to wild animals (hyenas, boars, squirrels, snakes and bats).

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لله لله على شعب لبنان وكرم لبنان وطيبه شعبه واكلهم الطيب

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ولله بدون مبالغة لما أسمع صوت انتوني احس بصوته الحنية وبرائة الطفولة

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الناس من طيبتهم حسيتهم اهلي شكد حلوين الله يحفظهم

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الله على لبنان 🇱🇧 وأهله 😍

[@WilliamMatar]

The most adorable village Tannourine

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ربي يحفظك لبنان وشعبه

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شكد احب اهل ضيع لبنان

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أجمل ضيعة بل عالم

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يسلموكتير من زمان ناطر شوف تنورين

[@ra777al1]

Arzzzzzzzzzzz! Speechless! 0:28, 2:52, 5:17, 7:18, 12:17 simply AMAZING!! 3:53 and 8:26 is so cute y36eehum el3afya, and 8:53 the amazing hair! the sweet laugh and the sweet tongue mashalla!! 9:18 the Arz detail on the stove is gorgeous!!! What's very cool about all your videos aside form everything else is how clean and very proud the people are and to me this is the pillar of it all, and how awesome the veggies always look!! GREAT videos ya man, thanks so much for uploading and keep them coming per favor!

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احلى بلد في العالم

[@JizzyShizzy]

Lovely reportage.. Now I wish I could visit tannourine!!

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I love you Lebanon!

[@HBARDHI]

OUT of this world. FANTASTIC ! Thank you for sharing. I'm Greg Sarkissian.

[@themantv1790]

GREAT!! videos bas badna zyede

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Great video, nice music I like a lot Sabah place she is a wonderful hard working lady keep up the good work

[@jaouad2650]

What's the name of the song at the beginning, please?

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Great job done by a professional

[@CarswithB]

Amazing

[@souadghazal2533]

what a beatiful smile the lady @ 2:03

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Very good!

[@qualqui]

Wow! Very beautiful Country, the town, the mountains, the snow, the cedars of lebanon, and the food! Loving the flat bread, what we know here as Pita pan arabe. Thumbs up and wish you could provide english subtitles, i don't know Syriac. :)

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+Joe Serrano its lebanese lang not Syriac

[@qualqui]

Khalil Haddad Oops, I stand corrected.

[@WonderA_]

+Khalil Haddad there's no language called Lebanese lmao its arabic and the dialect is Lebanese

[@xCUBITUSx]

+Wonder A what is being talked in this video is lebanese dialect, so technically speaking he's right. So rude !

[@qualqui]

lebanese3000 how I understand this is that lebanese, syriac descend from aramaic, the language Our Lord Yeshua spoke while he lived in the Holy Land, over the years and centuries past, while they may be written records in aramaic(as there are with latin and old greek), they totally differ from the present day languages.

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كنت اتمني اعيش هناك عمري كله

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لحام مهضوم و نفسو طيب

[@aquarium6387]

keep up the excellent work and amazing vlogs

[@josephinenascimben6370]

Hi Anthony I wish you would visit wadi annoubine up north it’s known as the holy land please go there 😊

[@houdaharb4058]

He has indeed now been there & is discovering every square inch of our beautiful country for us to enjoy on the channel & through spectacular documentary series like #مشوار_بالوادي

[@NaderR]

Nice video and the title is a pure translation from Arabic :) Hope you won't get any trouble from some conservative clerics...

[@alrwily4040]

والله حبيت قناتك بس مافيها تنوع صفيحه مشاوي فول وحمص وغيره مافي!!!!????

[@mouhamadarab5162]

Hi Anthony. Thank you for showing me the other side of Lebanon. Anthony. You sound like an intelligent person and I have an advice for you to consider. We cannot say God is in some direction. Why is so? God existed before creating time and place. God is the creator of all directions. The creator does not resemble the creations. The core belief of all prophets of Allah is that Allah exists without a place.

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so hungry

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ماتركت شي ما اكلتو يا توني

[@ngno]

😂

[@ahmetfurkanemrehan]

but why al busta does not exist ? the fittest song for this video...

[@jorgeneffa1422]

Hi Anthony, great video. My grandparents come from Zouk Michael, how about doing a piece of that region showing Dog river? Thank and keep up the great work. We are watching from Brazil

[@souadghazal2533]

Ahla wsahla.... tfaddal tfaddal ammo

[@souadghazal2533]

So funny ... mahdoom بدِكك حرّكلك الفاصوليات ... حرّك حرّك ولّا ما الك اكل