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Roman amphitheater, Batroun

The Roman Amphitheater is a remarkable testament to the engineering skill and architectural brilliance of the ancient Roman Empire. Built as a venue for public entertainment, it hosted gladiatorial contests, theatrical performances, animal hunts, an... Read More...

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10 things to do in Batroun

Batroun is a coastal city in northern Lebanon and one of the oldest cities in the world. Batroun is a major tourist destination in North Lebanon. The town boasts historic churches, a citadel, old streets, Phoenician wall and is al... 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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Anachar Basbous museum, Rachana

Born in the scenic village of Rachana, Lebanon, in 1969, Anachar Basbous grew up surrounded by a deep artistic heritage. Rachana served as both the creative workspace and open-air gallery for his father, Michel Basbous, and uncle, Alfred Basbous, who... Read More...

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The oldest Virgin Mary church in Lebanon, Smar Jbeil

Smar Jbeil is one of the oldest villages in Lebanon. It has a very old castle at the western entrance of the village built on a strategic hill. In the center of the village stands the old church of Saint Bassil and Nohra. It is constructed... 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 plates millio... Read More...

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Biomass farm restaurant, Jrabta

Biomass is a charming farm-to-table restaurant nestled in the beautiful village of Jrabta, Batroun. What makes this restaurant truly unique is its innovative approach to sustainability - it's situated in a lush forest setting where they cultivate ... Read More...

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Arnaoon village, Batroun

ARNAOON VILLAGE., DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF LEBANESE VILLAGE A walk through Arnaoon Village and you are embraced with unconditional love, happiness, and sublime beauty. We couldn’t have imagined a more ideal place to call our home… everyone’... Read More...

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Olive trees of Bchaaleh are the oldest olive trees in Lebanon

“Sisters” or the Olive trees of Noah, are among the oldest olive trees in the world found in the community of Bechealeh, Lebanon. Some 6,000 years old, historians say these have Biblical origins. Tucked away in the village of Bechealeh, Leb... Read More...

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Henri Loussian Museum, Koubba

Known as the keeper of Beirut’s past, Lebanese collector Henry Loussian has finally opened his Batroun house, his own Sistine Chapel, to the public. Located in Koubba, Batroun, the house is now open as a museum for the 100 houses demolished ... Read More...

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