The Story of Beirut
There are around 3,500,000 Lebanese and around 12,000,000 Lebanese abroad. The first language here is Arabic and the second French.
Read moreThere are around 3,500,000 Lebanese and around 12,000,000 Lebanese abroad. The first language here is Arabic and the second French.
Read moreBaalbeck (or Baalbek) is the historic highlight of any trip to Lebanon. Located 60 miles from Beirut, the site was a symbol of opulence and decadence in the ancient world. Until the mid 1990s, Baalbeck was off-bounds to tourists, as it was the seat of the radical anti-Western Hezbollah party. The political situation is a lot less volatile these days, and as visitors flock to the site once more Baalbeck has reclaimed its reputation as one of the great wonders of the world.
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