Batroumine
Batroumine (or Beitroumine ) is a small Greek Orthodox village located in north Lebanon. The village is known too for Olives, Oil, Soap, Grapes, Wine, Arak, Figs and Blueberries production. Location of Batroumine Batroumine is a Lebanese Village Located in the northern part of the country. It's located in the hilly El-Koura county south east of Tripoli and lies at an altitude of 324 meters from sea level. Although Batroumine is located over hills, it would only take 10 minutes to reach the seashore. Batroumine is a Lebanese village with a long history. This history is seen through the fine examples of traditional Lebanese houses located in the village center. Observation of the preserved architecture shows that the village has roots in the Byzantine period, such roots are strongly noted in the architecture of the church in the village center. One of the important sites in Batroumine is the "Ain Al-Zarka"; it is an ancient water spring, very famous in Batroumine and its location became a natural attraction nowadays. History of Batroumine Historian and language experts, Anis Frayha; wrote in his book A Dictionary of the Names of Towns and Villages in Lebanon that Batroumine could mean the House of