Sannine

Sannine is a village located in the Mount Lebanon Governorate of Lebanon. It is situated in the Keserwan District, a mountainous region known for its scenic beauty and historical significance. The village is perched at an elevation of approximately 1,300 meters above sea level, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance.

The area around Sannine is characterized by its rugged terrain, pine forests, and traditional Lebanese stone houses. Agriculture has historically played a role in the local economy, with residents cultivating crops suited to the mountain climate. In recent decades, tourism has also become a more significant contributor, attracting visitors seeking outdoor activities and a respite from the coastal heat.

Sannine's geographical location makes it a gateway to higher mountain areas and hiking trails. The village itself retains a tranquil atmosphere, preserving aspects of rural Lebanese life. Like many Lebanese villages, it has a history shaped by the diverse communities and political landscape of the country. Access to Sannine is typically via winding mountain roads that connect it to larger towns and cities. The village's name is often associated with the broader mountainous region, reflecting its place within the Lebanese natural heritage.