Massoud Matar Project

Which is known for beans, peas and zucchini in March and April, and for artichoke in May. June holds more crop, such as cucumber, tomato, melon, watermelon, pepper and eggplant, while autumn starts with olives collected before distribution and consumption.

Tony Habib Project

Which produces watermelon, melon, tomato and peach in summer, and corn, cabbage and lettuce at the beginning of autumn.

Assaad El Toum Project

Known for a variety of agricultural products and kettle farming. Its agriculture starts end of summer until winter and includes apples, peaches, apricots, jujube, watermelon, corn, beans, etc.

George Tohme Project

Famous for peach agriculture and picking in June, when summer starts, and grapes in the hot summer, i.e. in July and August.

Adib Farha Project

Known for its cherry and sour green plums (Janarek) season in May, towards the end of spring, its apricot season in June, and its grapes, apples and peaches season in July and August.

Massoud Matar Project

Which is known for beans, peas and zucchini in March and April, and for artichoke in May. June holds more crop, such as cucumber, tomato, melon, watermelon, pepper and eggplant, while autumn starts with olives collected before distribution and consumption.

Tony Habib Project

Which produces watermelon, melon, tomato and peach in summer, and corn, cabbage and lettuce at the beginning of autumn.

Assaad El Toum Project

Known for a variety of agricultural products and kettle farming. Its agriculture starts end of summer until winter and includes apples, peaches, apricots, jujube, watermelon, corn, beans, etc.

George Tohme Project

Famous for peach agriculture and picking in June, when summer starts, and grapes in the hot summer, i.e. in July and August.

Adib Farha Project

Known for its cherry and sour green plums (Janarek) season in May, towards the end of spring, its apricot season in June, and its grapes, apples and peaches season in July and August.

Things to do

Culture and heritage

El-Qaa attracts visitors from many cities and countries. Gathering various cultures, it created many stories that the locals keep telling to their children and guests. El-Qaa is marked by the eras and wars that befell it, as well as by its breathtaking scenery.

Religious tourism

El-Qaa is where church bells ring, making the hearts beat. It is known for its churches and became a haven for locals and visitors to pray. At the borders of the Beqaa, El-Qaa became a town for blessings and faith.

Agriculture

Known for its fertile soil and nice weather, El-Qaa is the land for agricultural projects where the crop is a source of investment and trade. Each month has its specialty, and the products are distributed all over the Beqaa and Lebanon.

Outdoor sports

Outdoor sports, especially taking long walks, attract sports lovers to El-Qaa. Despite being a small town, El-Qaa is still a place to relax and unwind in a flawless mesmerizing landscape around majestic mountains.

Hospitality

El-Qaa is best known for its hospitality and warmth. If you drive a long way to visit this village, we recommend you to stay at one of its hotels and experience El-Qaa fine living from dawn until sunset.

Traditional cuisine

El-Qaa is known for its authentic Lebanese cachet. This village remains very attentive to the Lebanese traditional cuisine. In its old narrowed streets you can find old bakeries, butcheries and kebbe troughs that the big other cities will not be able to reflect them in a proper and genuine way