Lebanon Trip (8D, 7N) – Wilson Travel and Tourism

Beirut - Lebanon

The city of Beirut - Chouf - Deir el Qamar - Beiteddine - the city of Jbeil - Batroun - Jounieh - the city of Tripoli and M’sila

Duration

8 Days

Number of visitors

4855 People

Pick Up

Airport

Beirut is considered the capital of the State of Lebanon and its largest city. It is a city located on two hills extending along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, forming the main port of the state. It is also considered the most modern city in the Middle East, as it combines Eastern and Western artistic styles, both ancient and modern, so the arabesque appears.

The Ottoman style in its buildings, along with buildings of a French architectural character; Therefore, it was called the Paris of the Middle East.

Tourism in the Chouf is characterized by its natural beauty and rich history, and it is one of the main tourist areas in Lebanon.
The region is characterized by its stunning scenery and diverse terrain, where one can enjoy the picturesque mountainous nature in the mountains, valleys and green rural areas. The area also offers many tourist activities such as mountain trekking, climbing and skiing.

The region is also famous for its cultural and historical heritage, as you can visit ancient castles and monasteries and learn about the region’s history and rich culture. There are also many museums displaying Lebanese art and culture.
It also has many famous tourist attractions, such as Baabda Castle, the Ring Bridge, and many other exceptional places worth visiting.

Deir el-Qamar is famous as the capital of the princes. Throughout history, Deir el-Qamar was the headquarters of the princes of Lebanon during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Today, Deir el-Qamar is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Lebanon and one of the heritage sites that still preserves the traditional Lebanese style. The region maintains a large number of wonderful historical and heritage buildings, which you must visit.

Beiteddine is considered one of the most important historical monuments in Lebanon. Beiteddine Palace or Prince Bashir Palace is the summer residence of the Presidency of the Lebanese Republic. This architecture dates back to the nineteenth century and includes a group of mosaics from the Byzantine era. What is printed on the stones of this architecture is enough for us. A long history and stories that will remain a historical memory that will be immortalized over time.
For rest, relaxation and tranquility, there is one address in Beiteddine, which is the “Beauti” guest houses, which combine heritage and beauty in 10 houses whose gardens are spread out with green nature, and embody the image of the Lebanon that we love and want.