Għaxaq is a small village located in the Southern Region of Malta. It is situated approximately 8 kilometers from Valletta, the capital city, and is known for its agricultural roots and quiet residential areas. The village has a history that dates back to the time of the Knights of St. John, which is reflected in some of its architectural features.
The local population of Għaxaq is around 3,800 residents, and the community is characterized by a blend of traditional Maltese culture and modern living. The village has several local shops, cafes, and amenities catering to the needs of its residents. One notable aspect of Għaxaq is its sense of community, with various local events throughout the year that bring people together.
Għaxaq is also famous for its feast dedicated to St. Joseph, celebrated annually in March. The feast includes a religious procession, fireworks, and various festivities that showcase the village's rich cultural heritage. The surrounding countryside offers scenic views and is popular among nature lovers and hikers, making Għaxaq an appealing destination for both locals and visitors.
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