#lebanesemonuments

In this blog, we are going to talk about the capital of Lebanon, Beirut, which is one of the lebanese monuments. Beirut Central District (BCD), called in french also Centre ville, is the name given to

Jeita Grotto is one of the best monuments in Lebanon. It is formed of two separate, but interconnected caves that are amazing, with a length of 9 km. Jeita Grotto The grotto is located near Nahr El Kalb

Baalbek, is the third lebanese monument, we are going to talk about in this blog. Located 85 km northeast of Beirut, and 75 km north of Damascus. Baalbek It is the home of Baalbek International Festival

Byblos, called Jbeil in arabic, is one of the second Lebanese monuments I am going to talk about in my blog. Byblos Old Town Middle Eastern city occupied first betwenn 8800 and 7000 BC. Located 42 km north