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Beautiful Guesthouses in Batroun

1- Beit el Batroun, Thoum Beit al Batroun is beautifully nestled in the quiet village of Thoum. Colette’s home is a perfect break from the city’s bustle, surrounded by lemon, almond, olive, and quince trees. To know more, click here 2- Bei... Read More...

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Joining Beach, Kfarabida

Deep water soloing also known as bouldering is a form of solo rock climbing, practiced on sea cliffs (originally, but also on reservoirs, rivers, swimming pools -indoor-, ...), that relies solely upon the presence of w... Read More...

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Rock climbing, Tannourine el Tahta

Tannourine el Tahta is a charming village nestled in the middle of greenery in Batroun Caza. People escaping the heat and pollution of the coastal towns, find in this mountain resort an ideal spot for relaxation, peace of mind and savory food served ... Read More...

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Top things to do in Hardine

1- The tile of Hardine The most unique site in Hardine is its inclined natural plate known as the tile of Hardine ( بلاطة حردين ) that runs through it, giving it a unique surreal aspect and showing the action of the tectonic plate... Read More...

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Hardine, the Lourdes of Lebanon

Hardine's name is derived from the Syriac language meaning ‘pious’, Witness of justice, Ardent in faith and Square of religion. It is located about 1100m. above sea level. A large area of very thick forests surrounds it and the following ruins of... Read More...

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Nazel Saada hotel, Batroun

Centrally located in the old Souk of Batroun, Nazel Saada boutique hotel is a spacious, newly renovated, and unique guest room. Whether you’re a solo traveler or a big group, this boutique hotel is perfect for a weekend getaway or a long vacation.... Read More...

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Arnaoon Christmas village 2019

ARNAOON is a 300-plus year old village that existed during the Ottoman days and its name stood strong throughout the years keeping its geography rising on a hill-top overlooking the historic Msaylha Fortress along the Batroun Highway, North of Lebano... Read More...

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The tile of Hardine

Hardine is a village of the upper Batroun region known as the Lourdes of Lebanon. Hardine is famous for its red-tiled houses, its many historic places of worship, its majestic Roman temple dedicated to Mercury and But the most unique site in Hardi... Read More...

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Old Souk guesthouse, Batroun

Located in the historical heart of the Batroun Old Souk, this is a spacious and newly renovated sandstone guest room. Whether you’re a solo traveler or a big group, this guest house is perfect for a weekend getaway or a long vacation. Experience Ba... Read More...

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Nabu museum, El Heri, Chekka

Situated on the coast of the Mediterranean, at the village of El-Heri, in Ras Al Shaqa’, in the North of Lebanon stands the Nabu Museum. Named after the Mesopotamian patron god of literacy, the museum offers an exceptional permanent collection of B... Read More...

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