Lebanon Travel Guide

Lebanon is a small country in the Middle East on the Mediterranean Sea with 3.7 million people, and its capital is the old city of Beirut. It has a long shoreline on the Mediterranean Sea's eastern shore.
Lebanon has a long and illustrious history.

The country is littered with Phoenician, Egyptian, Greek, Persian, Roman, Arab, Crusader, and Ottoman remains, the most important of which are easily accessible. Byblos, Beirut, Tyre, and Sidon are among the world's oldest continually inhabited cities. In Beirut, there are Roman baths, as well as the Cardio Maximus, to name a few. Byblos is also rich in Crusader ruins. Lebanon has many old mosques, synagogues, and churches.

Lebanon has a diverse natural landscape, ranging from gorgeous beaches to mountains and valleys. The country is one of the few nations where you can go skiing in the morning and then go to the beach in the afternoon.

Lebanon is an amazing and diverse Mediterranean Middle Eastern country with beautiful cosmopolitan cities, rich local cuisine, and fascinating history from the Phoenicians, to Rome, to Biblical stories- Lebanon is perfect for the history buff. Walk through an ancient ruin, party in one of Beirut’s trendy nighclubs, take a dip in the Mediterranean’s warm waters, and enjoy some of the best Middle Eastern food in this beautiful and friendly country. Though this country has gone through some turbulent times in recent decades, it is still a relatively safe country and should definitely be visited in your lifetime.