Explore Lebanon
It is said that the Bay of Saint George in Beirut is so named for playing host to the legendary battle of Saint George and the dragon. But not too far from this site stands a cave in the Bay of Jounieh that tells a similar story.
Nestled between the glitzy Wadi Abou Jmil neighborhood and the more authentic area of Wardieh, Clemenceau is serenely quiet, historically charged and bursting with hidden treasures.
Disconnect from everyday life with a break at Bkerzay in the stunning Shouf to enjoy nature, history and time-old traditions.
Religious anthropologist, researcher and tourism consultant Nour Farra-Haddad takes us on a trip to Maqam El Nabi Ayyoub in Niha.
Offering locals and tourists the opportunity to enjoy warm hospitality in more authentic surroundings, we wander around Al Haush in the beautiful Bekaa.
Looking at images of Lebanon from the early 20th century reminds us how drastically the landscape has changed over a relatively short period of time.
Nour Farra-Haddad, takes us on a trip to one of Lebanon’s most important pilgrimage sites, the sanctuary of Saydet El Mantara.
Warmer months may be ahead, but there’s still time to make the most out of winter in Lebanon.
Tyre was a prosperous Phoenician city that was responsible for the founding of Mediterranean colonies, such as Carthage and Cadiz.
Beirut is a city of discovery; and there’s never been a better time to get under the skin of the capital. With the support of the Lebanese Ministry of Tourism, we highlight 20 of the top things to do.