Living Lebanon

14/06/2023

The charming city of Batroun is situated 55 km north of Beirut.
Batroun is a top destination for spending good times in the summer season. During the day while the sun is shining, you can swim in its fresh, blue, clear water in addition to experiencing water activities. After that walk through its old souk, having a shot of lemonade then lunch at one of its beautiful restaurants.

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17/04/2023

The clear water of Naqoura beach!

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15/04/2023

You can't leave Laklouk without visiting its famous lakes!
Enjoy the panoramic view of the Aqoura lakes

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04/04/2023

Baalbek also called the City of the Sun, located about 67 km northeast of Beirut in the Bekaa Valley, it was a place for worship and now it is home to the Baalbek temple complex. The complex consists of three temples: Bacchus, Jupiter, and Venus.
Bacchus and Jupiter are the largest and grandest Roman temple ruins.

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08/10/2022

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08/10/2022

Lebanon is among the oldest sites of wine production in the world.
Bekaa & Batroun are wine-tasting destinations in Lebanon.

Chateau Musar & Chateau Ixsir
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08/10/2022

Jeita grotto is one of the must-visit attraction in Lebanon!

The Jeita upper cave has 750 meters (2, 460 ft) of accessible walk-way, is known for having the longest stalactite in the world.

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08/10/2022

Beirut known as "The City that wouldn't die" since it was destroyed several times by earthquakes and tidal waves as well it faced many struggles like civil wars and explosions.
Also, many civilizations have passed through Beirut (Phoeneciaians, Romas, Crusaders, Ottomans, and Arabs), all this left monuments which attract everyone from all over the world to visit this ancient city.

Downtown is the central district and the heart of Beirut which hosts the Parliament, Beirut souks, Cafes, Pubs, and International & local restaurants.

Al Maarad street and Al-Abed clock tower
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19/08/2022

19/08/2022

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