Burj Rahhal

Translated from Arabic means Traveler's Tower. There are two points of view about the source of the name. According to the first version, the name comes from the geographical name of the village, which is a hill in the form of a tower. In turn, the name comes from the surname “Rakhhal”, whose family lived in this village. According to the second point of view, the name comes from the name of the station for leisure travelers, located on a hill during the Ottoman Empire.