Bcheale

Bchaaleh, Bcheale, Bchealeh, Bshaaleh is a village in the Batroun District of the North Governorate in Lebanon.
The village of Bchaaleh stands on a promontory, with views of the sea and across Douma. It is home to traditional houses and to Saint Stephan church, one of the largest in the region of Batroun. To the north-east of the village, a citadel is built on the ruins of a medieval fortress, erected itself on Phoenicians ruins destroyed by the Romans. 
Twelve olive trees still live in the village of Bchaaleh, at more than 1200m above sea level. It is said that they are the oldest olive trees in the world. Different studies and research present data on the age of the Sisters Olive Trees of Noah in Bchaaleh. Some claim they are "between five and seven thousand years old". Another study carried out in French Laboratories in 2017 showed that the trees are a bit older than two thousand years.
Etymology.
Syriac origin, "Beit Chaali", meaning "the place of glorification and adoration".