 Also being part of the mountain region, Kherbet Rouha belongs to a group of villages that were famous for selling dairy products such as yogurt, cheese and kishk (a dried powder made of yogurt and cracked wheat which is cooked into a soup, it preserves well due to the fat in the yogurt, the added salt and the drying process).To preserve agriculture, the villagers built their homes on the mountain side, and in many cases used the mountain as a wall of the house and left the valley land for farming.In recent years, as former immigrants returned home, there was a shortage of living space, and homes have become more commonly built in the valley land.