About

Patriarchs’ Garden – Gate of Qannoubine

Project of the comprehensive cultural survey of the heritage of the Holy Valley

A patriarchal association established by Decree No. 1/2003 dated March 22, 2003, and registered in the record of the foundation of pious associations at the Patriarchal See in Dimane.

Its current administrative council was formed according to Patriarchal Decree No. 144/2012, dated December 11, 2012.

The site of the Patriarchs’ Garden in Dimane, connected to the Valley of Qannoubine, is considered one of the most prominent sites for cultural, sports, historical tourism, and religious pilgrimage, extending into the depths of the Holy Valley, classified on the World Heritage List. With its facilities and infrastructure, it forms the touristic gateway to the Holy Valley, fully meeting the requirements of global tourism and international standards.

Patriarchs’ Garden – Gate of Qannoubine

Qannoubine Valley,
Heritage Garden

A space uniting spiritual, cultural, and artistic history in the heart of the Holy Valley

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A Vast Cultural Landscape

Spanning nearly one million square meters, the site offers agricultural potential with aromatic and medicinal plants, along with traditional artisanal production.

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The Patriarchs’ Garden

Covering 6,000 square meters, the garden features 77 cedar trees, bronze statues of Maronite Patriarchs, and stone sculptures celebrating faith and heritage.

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Symbols of Sacred Heritage

From ancient monasteries and artistic murals to spiritual caves and historic homes, the valley reflects a unique blend of religious, cultural, and human legacy.