If you’re on the lookout for a new adventure, take advantage of the country’s 210km of coastline and give these water sports a try.

This summer, Beirut welcomes new destinations including chic restaurants, cozy cafes, and unique hotspots, enriching its vibrant culture.

USAID, through the Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods (PSL) program implemented by the René Moawad Foundation, has unveiled the Discoveries Around Annaya cultural and religious tourism trail in Annaya, Jbeil, Mount Lebanon.

Dining waterside by Lebanon’s lakes, rivers and waterfalls provides a refreshing experience, with delightful cuisine and scenic views.

July promises a diverse array of exhibitions that cater to all tastes. Here are some of our favorite art events in Lebanon.

Christine Safa discusses her artistic journey, Lebanese heritage, prestigious awards, future aspirations, and advice for young artists.

As one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations, Baalbeck is a city that needs no introduction.

Beirut Contemporary Ballet (BCB) is a pioneering dance company known for innovative and blending traditional and contemporary forms.