贝卡谷地 - 黎巴嫩

al view of the Beqaa Valley in eastern Lebanon, showing green agricultural land, scattered rural villages amid the open landscape. The Beqaa Valley is Lebanon's largest valley, stretching approximately 120 kilometers in length and 16 kilometers in width at an elevation of around 900 meters above sea level, situated between the Mount Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon mountain ranges. Administratively part of Beqaa Governorate, the valley is Lebanon's primary agricultural zone, producing cereals, vegetables, fruits, and is known for its vineyards. The region has historical significance dating to antiquity and is home to a mixed population of Shia, Sunni, and Christian communities.