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Ain Al Bardeh (Arabic: عين الباردة‎, also transliterated Ein Elbardie) is a village in Syria, located 55 kilometres from Homs on the Saieh mount of Wadi Al Nasarah (Translated: Valley of Christians)at an altitude of 850 metres.A picturesque town with the famous a St. Elias church and well-built houses, Ain Al Bardeh is surrounded by olive groves, mulberry orchards, and vineyards.

Ain Al Bardeh was considered an important village in the Wadi Al Nasarah highland, a Religious tourist point for surrounding villages. It is considered one of the most beatiful villages in Syria

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-Ain Al Bardeh (Arabic: عين الباردة‎, also transliterated Ein Elbardie) is a village in <nowiki>Syria</nowiki>, located 55 kilometres from <nowiki>Homs</nowiki> on the mountains of <nowiki>Wadi Al Nasarah</nowiki> at an altitude of 850 metres.[1] A picturesque town with a <nowiki>St. Elie</nowiki> church and well-built houses, Ain Al Bardeh is surrounded by olive groves, mulberry orchards, and vineyards.
+Ain Al Bardeh (Arabic: عين الباردة‎, also transliterated Ein Elbardie) is a village in [[Syria]], located 55 kilometres from [[Homs]] on the Saieh mount of Wadi Al Nasarah (Translated: Valley of Christians)at an altitude of 850 metres.A picturesque town with the famous a St. Elias church and well-built houses, Ain Al Bardeh is surrounded by olive groves, mulberry orchards, and vineyards.
-Ain Al Bardeh was considered an important village in the <nowiki>Wadi Al Nasarah</nowiki> highland, a Religious tourist point for surrounding villages. It is considered one of the most beatiful villages in Syria
+Ain Al Bardeh was considered an important village in the Wadi Al Nasarah highland, a Religious tourist point for surrounding villages. It is considered one of the most beatiful villages in Syria
 [[Category:Villages in Syria]]