Explore Lebanon
With the support of the Ministry of Tourism, we take a look around Saida’s fragrant Soap Museum.
Considered by many as one of Lebanon’s most picturesque towns, Rachaya is a jewel in the Bekaa Valley.
Anyone flying into Lebanon has probably seen this remarkably colorful district. However, it wasn’t always this bright.
Deep in the heart of the Bekaa, the Ecolodge Taaneyel welcomes its visitors to a unique Bedouin experience.
With verdant hills and prolific biodiversity, Ras el Matn remains a sought-out destination for all nature lovers.
In 2013, Zahle was adopted within the UNESCO Creative Cities Network as a “Creative City of Gastronomy.”
Managed by the lovely Matta sisters, Beit Matta is a charming mountain residence in Jarjouaa, South Lebanon. Travel blog Notes of a Traveler tells us more.
Saida is one of Lebanon’s most charming and picturesque destinations. Even though this southern city is just 45km south of Beirut, many Lebanese have never ventured down to visit.
The southern town of Maghdouche has a beautiful story to tell. From its religious sites its agricultural traditions, we share its many wonders.
Located in Kfarhata, North Lebanon, LipHe is a pretty retreat surrounded by olive and pine trees, where guests can focus on their health while enjoying the serenity of nature.