Kfarhata

Kfarhata, located in the Koura District of Lebanon's North Governorate, is a contemporary village with a population primarily composed of Greek Orthodox and Maronite Christians. Despite its mountainous terrain, the village is known for its successful cultivation of olive trees, utilizing traditional techniques to produce high-quality olive oil. Kfarhata is part of the larger El-Koura region, which is distinguished by its vast olive plains. The village's history is marked by its agricultural practices and religious composition, reflecting the rich cultural and agrarian heritage of the area. Kfarhata's development and demographics are characteristic of many rural communities in Lebanon, maintaining traditional ways of life amidst modern influences.