Mount Lebanon

Lebanon

Lebanon mountain panorama
Lebanon mountain panorama
The world’s most unusual war memorial. In Yarzeh, a village southeast of Beirut, I discovered this enormous conglomerated tower of real tanks, artillery pieces, mortars and armoured vehicles, sandwiched between thick layers of concrete. The 5,000-ton monument is 30 metres high and contains as many as 78 vehicles. It was designed by French-born American artist Armand Fernandez in 1995 and is entitled “The Hope for Peace.” #LocalSecrets #History
This palace is a beautiful 19th century castle that has been restored into a hotel. The historic architecture and surrounding views makes this a worthy visit.
Beautiful and challenging to and From the lake, a part of Jabal Moussa Nature Reserve. Kesserwan district, Lebanon.

Popular cities in Mount Lebanon

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Beirut
Known for Shopping, Bars and Cafes
Visit a fascinating Middle Eastern city that showcases its broad cultural background in excellent museums and offers modern nightclub entertainment.

Reasons to visit

  • Hamra Street
  • Zaitunay Bay
  • Beirut Corniche
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Mchaymcheh
Mchaymcheh
Venture to sights like Zaarour Lake as you discover the local area in Mchaymcheh.
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Cedar Forest on a misty day, Lebanon
Barouk
Check out the local area in Barouk as you venture to sights like Al-Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve.
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Bmahray
Bmahray
Check out Shrine of St. Charbel and Our Lady of Zahlé and Bekaa—just a couple of the sights around Bmahray.
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Khenchara
Khenchara
Venture to Jeita Grotto and Faqra Roman Ruins—just two of the sights around Khenchara.
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Maasser Al Chouf
Maasser Al Chouf
Check out Al-Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve and Beiteddine Palace—just a couple of the sights around Maasser Al Chouf.
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