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Classified as a nature reserve since 1999, the Yammouneh protected reserve is a peaceful destination with incredible history. It is believed that an array of ancinet civilizations have passed through this place, including Phoenician, Roman, and Arab. This section also offers majestic views on the banks of the Yammouneh lake and over the Makmel Mountain Range. Once in Yammouneh, hikers can enjoy a walk around the lake, visit the Nabee el Arabiine water spring, and taste fresh trout fish from the lake. In Summer, hikers may also get the chance to participate in agrotourism activities, such as apple picking, and food provision production, or "mouneh making", with the households of Yammouneh. Additionally, the woodland of Al Awja is in itself a beautiful landmark thanks to its scattered juniper trees.
