Lebanon... the splendor of nature and the ancient history

Lebanon is one of the most popular tourist destinations around the world for nature lovers. Firstly, it enjoys breathtaking natural beauty that enchants everyone who sees it. It is characterized by its topographic and geological diversity, as it is covered by green forests and mountain peaks from which rivers flow, in addition to picturesque seasonal lakes and waterfalls that are distributed among many... From the Lebanese regions from the north to the south, the country is also considered an ideal choice for lovers of history and antiquities, as it contains many archaeological monuments that reflect the ancient civilization of Lebanon and its rich history. Among the most famous of these tourist places in Lebanon that must be visited are:

Jeita Grotto

Jeita Grotto, "the natural jewel of Lebanon", is a group of small karst caves formed by the disintegration of limestone over the ages in the city of Beirut . Jeita is the longest cave in Lebanon, extending to a depth of 2,130 meters underground. The cave consists of two layers: an upper cave and a lower cave, and visitors can wander inside it using small boats. A 117-meter-long concrete tunnel was cut and equipped with the latest lighting technology. The cave area is considered a tourist attraction equipped with all service facilities such as restaurants, cafes, and various shops.

 Eugene Kaspersky -Visualhunt.com

Raouche Rock

Raouche Rock is the “Pearl of the Beirut Sea” and one of the most beautiful natural tourist places in Lebanon. It is located in the heart of the capital near the western shore of the Beirut Sea. It consists of two large rocks, one of which is larger than the other. The height of the larger rock is about 70 meters, and the height of the second rock is approximately 25 metres. Some studies indicate that the rock was formed by strong earthquakes that struck the region thousands of years ago. It destroyed the islands in the place that resulted in these rocky remains. The rock is also considered a prominent tourist destination for practicing cliff jumping, and it also attracts visitors to take sea tours, kayaking, and swimming.

Palm Islands

It is a natural reserve located in the north of the city of Tripoli , 5.5 km from the city’s beach. The reserve is distinguished by its marine, terrestrial and plant diversity. It consists of three islands with an area of about 20 hectares covered with fruitful palm trees. It is also considered home to many marine creatures and amphibians. And rare birds, as they are sometimes called “rabbit islands” because they contain large numbers of these animals. The island is a famous tourist attraction in Lebanon, as it is equipped and equipped with all service facilities that attract tourists to it to practice various water activities such as boating, swimming, fishing, and relaxing on its shiny sandy beaches.

Adel Hammoud/Google.map

Temple of Jupiter

The Temple of Jupiter or the "Great Temple" is located in the ancient city of Baalbek . It is a huge Roman temple that forms part of the Baalbek religious complex consisting of three edifices. It is the largest temple dedicated to the king of the Roman gods and the god of the sky and lightning, "Jupiter", in the history of the Roman Empire. The temple consists of six columns, each of which is 22 meters long. The temple is surrounded by a spacious hall (an open court) filled with statues and stone sculptures from ancient Roman remains, including 30 granite Corinthian columns. Visitors can reach the temple through a huge entrance consisting of the propylene. It is a "huge gate consisting of 12 columns."