The Village of Habran

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Weddings in the village of Habran

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grape molasses industry

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World Tourism Day Activities

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There are various crops that the villagers take care of like grapes, apples, figs, and olives, that they inherited from the ancestors from grape molasses to drying raisins to Apple cider vinegar to dried figs and jams of all kinds.

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The village is rich of ancient monuments dating back to the second millennium BC, witnessing one of the most important centers of the Aramaic state, in the ancient temple of the god Hadad, which was built in the Nabataean era on the ruins of Al Manara site in the middle of the village as a control point on the transportation routes.

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The researcher in the village finds the remains of an old grape press and the remains of an old mill indicating the rooting of these products in the ancient times.
From the bounties of the land, Habaran women make tools from straw that harmonize with the rural environment and their stone houses full of love and warmth.

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The village embraces a number of hills and heights (Tal Al-Qaliba - a rocky high called Iraq - Tal Al-Jar) and it flows through three valleys that pass through the village, carrying with it the bounties of nature.
The water flows in it at the time of the flood, and it is “Wadi al-Zaidi” which passes from the south of the village and continues to the governorate of Daraa, and “Wadi Hur al-Sun” which passes from the village and flows into the dam of the village of “Sahwa al-Balata” and continues on its way to Houran. And Wadi Al-Jar, which springs from the mountain and flows into the Habran Dam, which is about 26 meters deep and can hold about 3 million cubic meters of water.

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The taste of popular foods which include saj bread, mansaf navigational, lazakiyat, marsham, fried kibbeh, and shish barak ....... remains stuck in the minds of the visitor with its wonderful taste