El-Qaa was known as a flat plain land throughout the years. In the Middle Ages, El-Qaa scenery and different aspects were mentioned in the book “Introduction to knowledge of wound and adaptation” which preserved its history all over the past years. This village is famous for its honey production that also reached the capital, Beirut. El-Qaa was first populated during the eighth century. Its strategic location on the border line between Lebanon and Syria transformed it into a trade path very active during each era of the History.
Today, El-Qaa, is a great example of the coexistence where the churches bells ring in synergy with the prayers of the mosques. The thirst of knowledge of its citizens pushed them to pursue their education in its public and private schools such as: Beqaa School for complimentary and secondary grades as well as the technical school.
