One of the problems with finding Lebanese cities on any map (or in a Google search) is that they often have many different English spellings. Yammouni (a.k.a. Yammouneh, Yammoune, Al Yammunah, El Yammoune, El Yammoune, Al Yammunah) likely isn't on the Syria-Lebanon border. It's probably on the side of a cliff on the western side of the Bekaa Valley (look on the bottom right hand side of
this map for Yammoune, or on the map below):
According to some
Internet sources, Hezbollah has a training base at Wadi al-Yammouneh. This base "is located between the Bekaa Valley and the upper mountains of Jbeil. Activities are guerilla warfare, anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons training, and other terrorist skills." And according to the
Lebanese tourist bureau, "Yammouneh is the site of an ancient sacred lake and Roman temple". The lake is dry part of the year, and there are supposedly "subterranean chambers" in the area.
thank you so much,,,i have looked at so many maps,,,lol,,,it's a blur,,