Kasarnaba قصرنبا
Grapes in vineyard below village of Qsarnaba
Kasarnaba Location in Lebanon
Coordinates: 33°54′52″N 35°59′22″E / 33.91444°N 35.98944°E / 33.91444; 35.98944
Country	Lebanon
Governorate	Baalbek-Hermel
District	Baalbek
Elevation	3,970 ft (1,210 m)
Time zone	UTC+2 (EET)
• Summer (DST)	+3

Kasarnaba (Arabic: قصرنبا) is a town in Baalbek District, Baalbek-Hermel Governorate, Lebanon famous for its hilly terrain and traditional agricultural practices.

The town is located at the shoulder of The Western Lebanese Mountain Range just to the East of Mount Sanine specifically and it overlooks the central parts of Beqaa Valley.

A Roman Temple is found in this town, called "Castra El Banaat".

In 1838, Eli Smith noted Kasarnaba's population to be predominantly Metawileh.^[1]

People in Kasarnaba are traditionally farmers famous for growing vineyards and wild rose flowers for rosewater extraction, in addition to many other traditional Horticultural crops some of which are listed below.^{[citation needed]}

In 1994 Mustafa Dirani was abducted by Israeli forces from his home in Kasarnaba. He was held (without charge) by Israel until 2004.^[2][3]

- Grapes
- Cherries
- Apricots
- Common Fig
- Roses (for Rosewater)
- Tobacco

Kasarnaba has many hills creating deep valleys in between including:
- Wadi El Hawr
- Wadi El Debs
- Wadi El Boss
- Wadi Neita
- Wadi ain el Louis
- wadi ain al chaghour
- wadi al zaraet
- wadi al toghra
- wadi malek

• Qsarnaba, Localiban