Religious anthropologist, researcher and founder of NEOS Tourism consultancy Nour Farra-Haddad takes us to a century-old pilgrimage site in Beirut to remember the victims of the 4 August blast and to say a prayer of hope.

Lebanese actor and producer Wissam Saliba may be a familiar face on the big screen, but it is in the mountainous village of Mejdel that he feels most at home. We learn about how his career took him from Lebanon to Los Angeles and his hopes for the country.

The explosion at the port of Beirut had a massive impact on commercial property in the capital, especially on restaurants, bars and hotels. But in the face of adversity, Le Gray Beirut — one of the country’s most loved hotels — has made a big statement in the best way in knows how: through art. We speak to Rita Saad, director of marketing and sales, to learn more.

Perched on top of a cliff in the beautiful village of Faraya, Trinity 5 is a perfect mountain escape for those seeking a luxurious break just an hour from Beirut. We learn more about this exciting bungalow project from the owners, Elie and Iman Salameh.

Lebanon is a haven for hikers thanks to its majestic mountains and expansive valleys. We discover 10 of the most breathtaking destinations with the Lebanon Reforestation Initiative and Green Steps, two local NGOs working to conserve the country’s beauty spots.

We’re here to encourage you discover the best of Lebanon. Designed to help you navigate the major cities, towns and villages across the country, our mini guides will provide you with useful tips on what to do, where to eat and where to sleep.

Discovering Lebanon’s hidden gems can sometimes be tricky, especially in unfamiliar towns and villages. Luckily, there are a number of excellent tour organizers and ecotourism specialists that’ll lend a helping hand and guide you.

An effortlessly elegant fusion of traditional and modern design elements are one of the many striking attributes of Beit Teta Mona, a delightful stone house nestled in the traditional mountain village of Kfar Aaqab, an hour’s drive from Beirut. We take a tour with our friends at L’Hôte Libanais.