Roumieh The Town Roumieh The Village A sensational aerial based video about Roumieh El-Metn | Lebanon.
The word "Roumieh" comes from Aramaic, meaning "hills" and refers to this characterizing feature of the local terrain. This is understandable when one sees the "bumpy" pinetree-covered hills in the pastures of the village.
Whilst the roumieh village itself is quite old (founded circa 1500), the 20th Century saw the village coming to a more prominent role in the area. With the ongoing diaspora towards the West including both North and Latin America. Relatively to other similar villages, its inhabitants became increasingly educated (partially thanks to the proximity of Beirut and its institutions).
Although Roumieh is known for its people quarrelling over politics and even fighting from time to time, it is a tight-knit community that has survived the most divisive horrors of the Lebanese Civil War and the ongoing political turmoil, However, Roumieh remains a community that its forefathers built and will remain so thanks to some outstanding members who have been known to put family and village before anything else. Lebanese villages have always been collectivistic societies. Lebanon's villagers have always put the family in the first place
Roumieh's population has changed due to the relocation of many people to the center of Lebanon, Matn and its areas. But Roumieh maintained its look and vision, unlike surrounding towns, due to its closed-knit community and people of the town.
Like all Lebanese mountain villages, Roumieh is marked with very beautiful terraces.
There used to be several natural streams (Ain) that surfaced in the village which were a good source of water for the residents, most of these have disappeared. There is only one that remains properly functional, at the fountain in the center of the village.
One can find some very pretty traditional Lebanese houses (pyramidal red brick roofs, white or sandstone walls with overlooking balconies and verandas shaped with arches in the old Levantine style) in Roumieh. some of these surrounding the Saydeh Church, and others in the Naas and Haret el Tahta and Fawka neighborhoods.
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