Kadisha Valley is a valley that untruths inside the Becharre and Zgharta Districts of the North Governorate of Lebanon. The valley is a profound canyon cut by the Kadisha River otherwise called the Nahr Abu Ali when it arrives at Tripoli. Kadisha implies Holy in Aramaic, and the valley once in a while called the Holy Valley has shielded Christian ascetic groups for numerous hundreds of years. The trustworthiness of the Valley is at danger because of infringement of human settlements illicit assembling and conflicting preservation action. Granted that it is not yet on the UNESCO in risk record there have been warnings that proceeded violations might prompt this step. The long profound Qadisha Valley is found at the foot of Mount al Makmal in northern Lebanon. With it the Holy River Nahr Qadisha, runs for 35 km from its origin in a hollow a little course beneath the Forest of the Cedars of God.
