A castle on a rocky spur between two forested ravines, famous for its rock-cut moat and the stone needle left standing in it. A World Heritage site together with Krak des Chevaliers.
History
Taken by Saladin in 1188, which gave it its name.
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A castle on a rocky spur between two forested ravines, famous for its rock-cut moat and the stone needle left standing in it. A World Heritage site together with Krak des Chevaliers.
Taken by Saladin in 1188, which gave it its name.











